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1t now seems as if a relief party for the Peary
polar expe iition were an absolute necessity if
the little party Of seven persons, including the
leaders devoted wife. are ever to see
civilization again. And it is not SO
clear that if one be sent it will find
the explorers Among the shortcomings
as mentioned By arctic explorers are these: A
trip next spring of four hundred miles north,
over probably an inaccessible region, ell food
used taken with them, after long and terrible
winter spent five hundred miles north Of any
civilized community; return over the danger
Gus iee-eap with a woman to bear the strain,
no allowance having been made for vast crew
asses on the inland ice. There is some sharp
criticism expected ofthe Philadelphia Academy
Of Natural Sciences, under whose patronage the
expedition was fitted out.
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The burning of the steamer Co-coran .bi,

The burning of the steamer Corcoran this
morning shows that in the provision for the
speedy extinction Of hres in the city, the ship
ping On the river was neglected II there had
been fire boat the flames would have been
soor put out The fact that there is shipping
NJ The wharves amounting to more than a
million dollars in value, besides Offices and
other property imperiled, clearly shows the
necessity for means Of extinguishing fires
among the vessels in the harbor. This want
should be supplied as soon as Congress con-
venes- The experience of today shows that
when q steamer is burning there is no way of
stopping q general confagration along the
wharves except by cutting her of from COM
munication with the shore and letting her drift
where hose from the fire engines cannot reach
the fire. A valuable boat was sacrificed and
another damaged for lack Of ordinary ap-
plisnce which would have cost only few thou
sand dollars.
The death Of the boy YVES primarily charge
able to this hack of fire boat, but also to the
psnicky feeling which often seizes q crowd in
. moment Of danger.
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The advantages secured by Russia in the
Black sea are apparently to be permitted
without protest by the other powers.
Meantime the situation is more acute,
due to number of causes, none
sufficient to bear the whole stress of response
bility. Yesterdays celebration of the twenty
first anniversary of Sedan shows feeling in
Germany that the contest of 1870 is to be gone
over. and feeling in France which gives a
basis for the German belief alluded to. The
emperors Of Austria and Germany are to meet
at the Austrian military maneuvers and CON
solidate" the alliance. The French army
mansuvers occur at about the same time. The
war feeling was never higher in France. 1t
would take very little to precipitate bloody
conflict. L Russia is not prepared on account
Of famine in some Of her provinces, it must be
said On the other side that Italy financial con-
6ition has not been worse since the new
monarchy was founded 1t may happen, as it
has CHANGED several times before in late years,
that just because the situation is so darkly
overclouded, no food of war will descend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

Some successful experiments in the river dis-
tricts Of the south indicate that rice is the best
crop to cultivate, because it does not suffer
from iuundation like corn, cotton and other
crops that have been tried. This may lead to O
large extension Of the rice industry in future.
It Is hopeful prospect, in view Of the over
prod of cotton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

Bread is hapenny a loaf more than it was
and fears are entertained in Great Britain of
something akin to famine Not only has the
outlook been bad for some time, but the last
rains in Scotland and Ireland have destroyed
many crops and the harvest in the latter
country is at @ standstill This has been a
black year for the old world, and there seems
NO silver lining to the cloud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

The Central American pot is boiling again.
While Nicaragua nurses her anger a. home
revolutlonists, she watches the frontiers Of
Honduras. and both republics are ''massins''
troops for immediate Use If necessary. Mean
time Salvador and Guatemala are snarling at
each other, as usual, and the late unpleas-
antness may be resumed at any moment. The
trouble, il is said, is the federation scheme,
which is opposed by most Of the republics, but
favored by Guatemala and Honduras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

The papal succession is much talked about at
Rome and in Catholic circles generally. The
name of a distinguished American prelate, Car
dinal Gibbons, is prominent in the gossip on
the subject II chosen he would be one Of the
sblest Of the popes since Gregory VII in the
eleventh century established the papal power,
or Innocent Ill in the thirteenth gave it new
and stronger foundations The choice of an
American or an English pope would be a tre-
mendOus departure i'll the line Of modern
thought from the traditions and policy Of the
Roman church, and it is not vet clear that the
italian cardinals, who usually control the Sc
lection, are prepared to make il unless it
should be considered necessary in order to
checkmate the Italian government The whole
question Of the election of pope will turn on
the relations between the Vatican and the OUR
inal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

While the Missouri alliance defeated Mr..
Hall. the great opponent of the subtreasury
scheme, by large majority, and thus seemed
to put subtreasury stock away up in the pic
lures, the formal adoption or rejection of the
plan itself was referred TO the subordinate alli-
ances- This action means delay, but if the
overthrow Of Hall has any significance it is
probable thai the subaliances will adopt the
subtreasury scheme. horns and hoof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

The collapse Of the rubber trust has loaded
the men Who organized it with derision. Az an
Ubiquitous institution there seems 70 be no
doubt as to :he standing of the trust" but as
. sure thing is is at times a glaring failure.
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CLOSING PRICES ON ONE LOT OF
LEATHER GOODS.

A few Of each number. good bargain II
you take to it In time
There may be enough to last Q few days and
yet few hours may close them out.
25c. Leather Belts now I9c.
zoe. Leather Belts now 30c.
Black silk Belts. 25c.
White SILK Belts, 25c.
Purses as low rs Sc.
Purses, different styles, l5c.
Purses. different styles, Poe.
Sea- Leather Pocket Books, SOC.
Pocket Book and Card Case com bined. &c,
Gents Black Silk 81. 30 Sashes now 81.
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Mayor Grant Is indignant over the manner
in which the search in The Park place ruins
has been conducted With a horror like this
treadins on the heels Of ieprosy horror, there
IL good deal CT room for perturbation-even
action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

Mr.. Roosevelt is real reformer and his
presence en- the civil service commission
strengthens the civil service of the country.
His resignation would. therefore, be a public
losz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

The atmosphere Of tender affection which
psrvsdss Europe is touehingly sweet. There ia
nothing bas compliments or apologies to be
heard from one week 10 another.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

Between the opening Of the Ohio campaign
and the opening Of the oyster campaign the
average citizen ought to and something on
which TO exercise himself
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WHrrE GooDs DrpAxrxrsr.

114-yard pattern Of Fine Black French Or
eandis. with white embroidered flower. Usually
sold for 75c. . yard. Remnant price. "a. 90
for the pattern. A few desirable lengths IN
Black Plaid Lawns. Black india Linops and
Hsmstitchsd Lawns at low rsmnsnt pricsa
Afsw remnants Of Checked and PLAID Nus.
LIN. Remnant price. &c. . yard
Remnants Of White India Linous, Ham.
stitched Lawns. Apsons4tes. Dotted and Pir-
ufsd swissss. BE-. Be-. At greatly reduced
prices.
tSscond Aoor. nth Il. buildin2.)
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Muslin UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

Cambria Corset Covers-v neck back and
front-Hamburg inserting and edge with ribbon
between. Sizes "a and 80. Reduced from 81 90
to Soc. each.
Cambria Chemise-square neck with Ham,
burg rufie. Size &c. Reduced from 75 to SOC.
1 Cambria Chemise with square neck
pointed yoke Of lace aud tucks and finished with
lace ruf1e around neck and sleeves. Size 80.
Reduced from g. 90 to q. 90.
I Cambria Gown with yoke cuffs and sailor
collar-of lace and Swiss embroidery. Size M.
Reduced from 81. 90 to g. 90.
(Second floor. 10th ct. buildine)
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EMBROIDERED FLANNELs.

The most unique ideas are represented in
patterns this season. Some beautiful scroll
patterns. some odd figured designs We
have now o beautiful range Of patterns,
beginning in price At 75c. per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

The Atlantic has developed very bed dispo-
siiion- Ii has stood the extremes in bathing
suit styles long enoagh-
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PATTERNS.

We are the Sole Agents for the District Of
Columbia for the Standard Fdsh,on Pat
krns. These are conceded by the most re-
liable mantua makers to be correct in every
Particular. We give with every SOC. worth
Of patterns you buy one beautifully illus
trated Catalogue. containing ninety-two
pages. The September Fashion Sheets are
here.
Yours for the mere asking for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

Balmaeeca is one Of the most notable in
gredients that the proverbial ''soap" has had
fpg some tina
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HANDKERcH1kF DEPARTMENT.
BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

3Brown Holland Suits. Sizes Z and 10 years.
Reduced from 90. so to 81. 25 each.
5English oalstea Cloth Suits. Sizes and4
years. Reduced from %. 25 to 81. 20 each.
3Nsvy Blue Flannel Bathing Suits. Sizes
and = years. Reduced from 90 to Csc each.
Kilt Suits. made Of Anderson,s Scotch
bingham. Sizes and @ years. Reduced from
S5. so to q. 20 each.
small lot Of odd Brown Holland Pants.
sizes4. IL and 12 years. Reduced from go TO
85c. pair.
Two small lots of Straw Hats.
1 lot reduced from 81 25 to SOC. each.
i" T5c. to 15c.
(Third floor. 18th st. building)
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cARHARr HIErpY.
US 9TH Of. and 1o6 Z d. ne.
REMNANTS Ar HALr PRrcE.

HAVING ACCUMULATED A MUCH LARGHR
LOT OF REMNANTS THAN USUAL DURING olR
LATE SALES. WE NOW HAVE THEM ALL EI-
POSED ON OUR CENTER TABLES. AND EACH
PIECE Is MARKED WITH THE NUMBER OF
YARDS ON 1T AND THE ORIGINAL PRICE IN
PLAIN FIGURES. AND IN ORDER TO CLEAR
THEM ALL OUT WE NOW OFFER TEEN AT
oNE-HALF THE PRICE.
CALL EARLY IL YOU WANT SOME RARGAISs
". n. sHUsTER b SONS.
su25 GIG PA. AVE.
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10TH. nth AND F SITS. NV.
~ Open srers erenino till O'Clock. -Ga
TOMORROW. FRIDAY.
WEEKLY REMNANT DAY sALI

1iisimpossible not to have remnants. Aiarge
business Ike ours makes many of them. and il
allowed to accumulate they would soon cog
our other stock. 1t is absolutely necessary
therefore that We keep the stock en,,rervyres
from such, and to do SO We make tkc p,toe ioe
enough 10 cause their Immediate sale.
The term Remnant" applies to all short
lengths" odd Sizes" small iots--soilel
goods. things unused from handling, scratched
or rubbed from display. &C.. Sc. Our res.-
nsrts dfer from the usual run OF store REM
nsnts. In that they are not aitoged 10 rsma.n
u'ssofd long enough TO become undesirable.
They are not the las. ends OF things that are
passe, but mostly what is LEI. Of seasonabie,
ussfui merchandise. Come in tomorrow, ioox
them over. perhaps You may find Just what yoa
need. Tho price will be little enough-.or
Remnanfs are sold u.thout reference to their
price ralus.
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NM Nm NM M Ers WV ssss
e g'f 4 4 f I "
Bob I "A / Ii fi1L 7
Z EEn TIT TIT Ers ERR
LIZ. Err I + EEs / Il

weshall make a preliminary
showing of the new styles in
Ladies' London Jackets, Bern
hardt Capes. Long Cloaks,
Suits. &C.. tomorrow morn
ing.
You who have not been in
the store will be greatly sur
prised at wonderful change.
The Goats, Cloaks and Suits
are now on the second floor.
and we believe this to he the
handsomest department Of its
kind in the city.
Being the only house In the
city making a speciality of
Ladies' Garments. we natu-
rally show the largest and
handsomest line and can at
ford to quote tho lowest
prices.
About the new styles. The
long Cloth Capes will come in
for a large share Of attention,
especially from tall ladies, to
whom they arc particularly
becoming. We are showing IN
elegant line of these long
Capes.
Ladies desiring something
original and exclusive in
Coats. Cloaks and Suits should
look through our stock at their
earliest convenience. as the
best are usually the tirst to 20.
WILLIAM II. Mex NEW
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BLACK Goops DEPARTMENT.

Remnants" Of Grsnadine and Light weishs
Black Dress Goods at half price. Also REM
nants Of Cashmere. Serge Henrietta. Crys.
tallette and Fancy Black Goods at greatly re.
ducsd prices.
First floor. annex to 10th st. building.)
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Grove DEPARTMENT.
opairs Ladies' 4-button Tan Kid Gloves. siza
5k. Reduced to 75c. a pair.
pairs Ladies' 4-button Brown Real Kid
Gloves. Size On Reduced to 81 90 pair.
tFirst door, 18th ST. building)
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d Brick, Clay and Tile; fluo ID utng Al No.: a.
kinds butdin9 Papsr. Lime Csnso q. Fen, fitsk ~
hcsin and Charcoal. Call 54l-2 al :
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REMNANTS Or ExaLrsH S1Irs1A.

800 yards of.English Silesis In medium shades
of GRAY, in lengths RANGING from two to FIVE
yards. We shall sell them for Just HALF
PRICE. The regular price is zoe. a yard. OUR
REMNANT PRICE will be lOc a yard
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TIE r. AND G."

A good pair for rs cents.
EXTRA LONG. or the OTHER Ex.
TREME-91.
WHITE and BLACK sATINE-s1.50
EXTRA LONG WHITE COUTII-s15O
EXTRA LONG WHITE COUrIL Saline
bound and silk stitched-S25O
The ''FERRIs"and DOUBLE''vE" WAISTS
have lived down" all rivals. They ara the
best for misses and childrens wear we know Of
The FERRIS arc Soc. roc, Soc. and Al and
the DOUBLE I'VE" are SOC. and &c.
We are not in the dark" on this subject. We hnov
what talking about when We recommend tbsss
different makes. We bound to Keep them because
they the bestAnd will take the time and pains
to see you are properly fitted.
II Il 10 not CoksETS you need-may be eo.ue
thing slss. The house Is full Of fall nnery.
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QuADRUpLE
EXTRACTS

Are represented in q full
line Of the I'D Favor
ties and Elegant New
Specialties in Perfumery.
6LEN ECHO BOQUET
MOUNTAIN PINK
will please everybody.
~ cents per ounce.
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Ixr.xrs, DKpAnrxrsr.

IxrAsrs DEPARTMENT.
A small lot Of Children's and IAdiess Nfr,,
Hats in White. Pink. Blue and Red. Rednc.d
from s2.0o. s2.50. "a 90 and O. so TO 5Oc.
each.
Children's Gingham Dresssa
small lot reduced from as to Soc
81 % a, -.
=" 90 $l.SS to q. 90
(second floor. 10th st. buildins)
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II H 4. Il m y ssss
HHH "A HHH nm ssss
Il Il a Il II \ M ssss
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
$40 SEVENTH STREET.
1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
{ 23I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Sc.
We CIUse at o o cIOCA-tXCel
HAIRS ARE In HAND.

HATS ARE In HAND.
THE NONE GENUINE WITHOUT
trademark" signs may have weight in a kill
or cure" medicine-but they're played OUT"
so far as HATS are concerned. What do you
care who made the HAT SO long as it wears
we'll and is in stylef When you make q change
this fall think Of that-and Of US. If you want
any guarantee-take OURS. We carry the bes.
HATS there are made-and They're IN the latest
styles. DUNLAP. MILLER, KNOX, YOU
MAN and the sAKS-ars the DERBY blocks
BROADWAY. YOUNG CENTS, FIFTH AVE-
NUE-snd two or three others-are the SILK
HAT shapes There is difference between
OUR HATS and anybody else's-A ''Saks"
diference-in the price-and in your favor.
OUR DERBYS run from 81. 90 to 81.
OUR SILK HATS are $3.50. s5.5 andsT.
No end to the satisfaction.
Su1rs THar'LL SUIT.
School time is ''heaving in sight" To get
ready is the first thing to do. We're fixed to
help. Every season we've pulled up little on
the merits Of our school clothes" This time
we've taken double hitch"-snd got per-
lection 'Jast" You'll find these suits Of ours
the most patient wearers you have ever
seen. Where we've shown one style before
we've five now-and they're all in those shades
that dirt stands such poor show on. tn be
easy enough to keep the children looking tidy.
HATS. SHOES and the FURNISHING FIX
INGS that part of the outft-are better
bought here than anywhere else for reasons Of
price and satisfaction.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
THE BEST-KNOwN OUTFITTERs,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
STREET. 1t
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W. d. CLARK & Co.

W. d. CLARK & Co.
s1l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Are now opening up their fall and winter goods suit
able for the coming season. These goods have been
carefully selected from the best manufacturers both
as to quality and style. and house Offer better
goods lower prices than can. and buyers have
no risk to purchase
We have placed sale about so pieces Of illunin.
atsd effects. wide goods and all WOOL at 30 cents per
yard. They are gems and advise you to look them
over.
We will also offer during our improvements special
low prices in remnants aud odds and ends, and We
guarantee to save our friends money they give rs
trial al
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LANsBuReH & Bro.
FALL sTUFFs-
-Arriya Daily

-ArNVe DAILY
- New thines are showing themselves
by the score. Many new ideas ars--
ready for your inspection. PRETTY
-DhESS WEAvES. NEW DRESS
SILKS. The pretty shades Of cloth
ARE here in o lovely variety of En-
-tirely new colors. The lighter shades-
will he the correct style for fall,-
though the reliable Browns. Tans--
and Grays have yet their following
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ODD VEsrs.
One BLACK SILK VEST. EXTRA QUAIL
ITI. Medium size. Regular price. S1.25
REMNANT PRICE, S5c
Three ENGLISH GAUZE VESTS. Size 26.
L. neck. No sleeves Regular price. SOC.
REMNANT PRICE. 17c. each.
W. A. PIERCE CO.,
Successors to e. @. Davis,
719 Market Space.
1t Corner Sth ut.
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Constr DEPARTMENT.
1 pair R. G. Saline Corsets-medium
length. Size %. Reduced from "a. 80 to
41.0O.
pairs French Woven Nursing Corsets-
medium lensth--pstent fasteninss Sizes 10
and 20. Reduced from 81. 90 to 75c pair.
Second floor. 10th st. building.)
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TRIPLE
EXTRACTS

Include Q full hne Of
splendid odors. Not quite
30 heavily stocked as
Quadruples, but rich and
refined odors, every one
OF them.
l ounce for 90 cents;
4ounces for 100 cents.
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TIT II MN MN FER
T II MMM NM NJ
Il III NJ NJ ME-
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FOR THE COMING SEASON

FOR THE COMING SEASON.
OUR STOCK or SUMMER FOOT
WEAR HAS BEEN SOLD DOWN so
LOW THAT WE HARDLY DARE TO
ADVERTISE ANY SPECIAL ITEMS.
WHAT REMAINS YOU CAN HAVE
AT LESS THAN THE COST OF THE
LEATHER IN THEM.
FOLLOWING ARE A FEW LOTS OF
FALL-wEIGHT GOODS. AS GOOD
AS THOUGH JUST MADE. THEY
ARE LEFT FROM LAST SEASON
AND THEREFORE WE DO NOT
WANT TO MOVE THEM INTO OUR
NEW STORES.
About IS pairs Ladies' $50 Hand
welted Button Boots. with square toe,
patent tip--now s2.65.
90 pairs Ladies' 90. so Cloth-top Laced
and Button Boots reduced to SLIGO.
100 pairs Ladies' Dongoia Button
Boots. plain and tipped. Were 81. Now
81. 10.
80 pairs Ladies' Solid Sole Pebble But
ton Boots- Good e1. so values. Now Csc.
go pair. Boys and Youths Servicea-
BILE Veal Calf Button and Laced re-
duced from 81 .25 to sc.
100 pairs Misses Pebble Leather
Heelsd and Spring Heel Button re-
duced to &c.
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syAroN PERRY.
''PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH STREET AND pgSxsYLyAxIA AyxSur.
Established 1s4a II
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RIBBONS.

RIBBONS.
Hyou have not seen those Ribbons we adyertiseds
few days since you want to do right soon. The
sortment is still complete. but can't say for how long
They all pure slk-exra fne quality chevron gros
grain.
No. 2. &c. "a; No. 12, lie. I'D. No. 16 1oc. I'd,
which 10 Just one-half their valus.
FLOWERS.
We sse closing out alrFlowsn q ons-haH psics-s
discount of 80 per cent on any a thsm.
THE PALAls ROYAL
Continued below.)
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REMsASrs Or HOSIERY.
TWO PAIRS OF OUT SIZE INGRAM
HOSE FOR LADIES. Fast Black Regular
price. 65c. REMNANT PRICE. 4Oc. pair.
One pair FRENCH Isle HOSE in L. Slate,
for ladies. Size 81. Drop stitch. Regular
price, 75c. REMNANT PRICE, &c. pair.
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GrsaHA,1 DREssrs.

G1saHAM DREssKs.
12 years. They were 81 IS to ol.6R
MADRAS AND CHEvIOT WAISTS
Only few Of them They were eliza
Flannel Shirt Waists for Lsdiss-Crsam mound VIII
colored stripes. All sizes. They were q. e.
Closing them out for. ................--,...ol o.
O.. % Gingham Wrappers.
Reduced to...........................~.,
$50 Outing Cloth Wrappers.
heduceo
e1.96 safteen Shirt Waists-plain Dlsck and Hal
and White.
TIE PArAis ROYAL
4 LxSurR
Cor. l2sA aaa "a. sv> -
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CHEMIST. MERTZ. PERrtyMERY.
11th and sts., Washington. D. c. 1t
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BRoDHEAD,s WosprnruL BARGAINS.

BRoDHEAp's W oNpERFuL BARGAINS.
cd; &C. g 900 ysrd.1 sIANDARD 10; BLEACHED
CVa fgS Al e. PIkCE, &c; PER YARD.
honsdaie csmhric Fenuinel. 101c.. worth lie.
warp hsesss,a Y s Is fnE 1si Ss g s au
ing InsRkef prices
Table DSmash, Towels. Napkins. Bed Sprssds Blsn-
kets and Comforts at toobsrs prices.
Crest bargains In Hosiery. Gloves. Notions and I'm
Ds. Warmers and Balls and n. : O. corsess. Csc.
The Monarch q. Is IAundsrsd shirt. y7e.
Entiye stock az sacrifice
BRoDHEAD CO, recently on Est.
Established 1901. au.stses
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These come in White, Black. Violet and
Pink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03
TwENTY-EI0HT DIFFERENT
AND DISTINCT
PATTERNS
FOR CSC.

Also some short ends in EMBROIDERED !
flannsls. in suitable lengths for chill !
dren's wear. at greatly reduced prices. |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

WILLIAM II. McKNEW,
1t 933 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

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