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The great West., 1891-07-17

A friend writes us: "Perhaps you
better let up now on the anti-forfei-
ture gang?" Well no, Bro. S.-we
said two weeks ago that we had re-
gistered an oath under the very
cornices of heaven, that we'll keep
that black pot OF treachery over the
fire as long as sulphur burns and
broth boils. They wouldn't take the
yoke of the hell-born off the should
ers of toll unless they could remove
a protecting law from the aegis Of
our commonwealth. The black paws
of Greed have left their stains on the
very portals of their hearts, and
they may wash, and wash, but the
damned spot" will never out! New
er.
The great West., 1891-07-17
why sStrawnberries?

Why are they called .straw'' berries:
Smart men differ on that. Some say
it is on account of their hollow, straw
like stems. Others think it is because
they have to be covered with straw OF
similar protecting material in winter.
The most classical explanation is thai
our Anglo-Saxon forefathers used tc
raise them and they gave them this
name because the berries are gen.
orally on the ground, that is,
s'strewed' or .sstrawed" around.
The great West., 1891-07-17
A Hunter Hunts Not.

A member of the parliament named
Hunter proposes that the Scotch deer
forests should be bought and turned
into popular farms and pleasure
grounds. The present rental of these
oreas is about EGO. 900 year.
The great West., 1891-07-17
Valuable Cents.

United States cents exhibited in con-
nection with a meeting of the Ameri-
can Numistic and Archaeological socie-
ty show that the earlier productions of
these coins are much superior in their
designs to others more recently issued.
The priced coins on account of their
rarity are the issues of 1899, 1898 and
1914
The great West., 1891-07-17

The republican and democratic
parties are like the two farmers who
lawed it over the COW. One had her
by the horns, and the other by the
tail, and were pulling for all they
were worth, while the lawyer quietly
MIXED the COW. Finally the horns
and tail both broke off and theaaW-
yer drove away the COW.
The great West., 1891-07-17

The Illinois legislature gets there.
1t passed an antitrust law-and it
has already "busted up" fully $780,
100000 of trust paper. The last
trust to tumble under the table was
the watch trust. The Elgin Com
pany was compelled to withdraw,
and "away she Vent!' Good for
Illinois!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-09

The preparations for naval defense in all d.
feetious proceed in the navy yards Of the re
public. 1t is always well for a nation when it
y not entirely prepared to become so as soon
- possible. But the Chileans have not blown
mp the Baltimore There may be no necessity for
our war ships in far southern waters after all
The new president seems to be entirely pacific.
His attitude when some young hot-heads CON-
planned that the refugees in the American lega-
tiou we're conspiring to kill Gen. Canto and do
other outrageous thi Igs was what it should
have been He did not encourage the young
hes-hssdA He did keep his guards there to
protect the legation from violence. If Presi-
dent Aonts will only persevere IN the sensible
eourse upon which he has started pleasant re-
iAtions viii yet be established between the two
republicsL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-09

Secretary Rusk's annual report will review
our agricultural past for twelve months for the
sake Of the encouragement it offers for the
future. 1t is a very encouraging past, in which
ths sturdy Secretary Of Agriculture has been a
lively and able actor Though he is secretary
Of the weather as well as of agriculture Uncle
derry 10 not generally credited with creating
the conditions which have produced the fine
crops. Bat he did his conspicuous part toward
securing the re-entrance Of the American
porker into Germany, Denmark and Italy, and
In doing everything possible to secure the same
result in France and other countries. The
year has been a memorable one for American
agriculture. Not the least notable thing that
the Secretary has accomplished for the corn
planter has been the introduction into Berlin
Of the great American hoe cake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-09

The Pennsylvania railroad has erected his
torical monument at Bordentown to mark the
first piece Of track laid between New York aud
Philadelphia and the Ist movement by steam
upon a railroad in the state Of New Jersey.
This eommemoration is interesting and COM
msndable. II is, however, in this railroad $
power to erect to itself more glorious monu-
msnt, which shall tell of modern progress and
achievement by improving its terminal faeili-
ties at the capital, so that it will
no longer threaten life and limb with its surface
tracks or obstruct and Use for its private pur-
posss the streets and reservations of Washing
tou- The day when in the matter of safety,
convenience and beauty tine capital Of the
republic shall be as highly regarded by the
occupying railroads as Berlin, London and
Paris will be one of far greater historic interest
than that eommemorated at Bordentown. and
the monument marking the frs. Of Washing
toms grade crossings abolished will justly be
much higher than that which calls attention to
the first piece of Jersey track laid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-09

San Francisco is In the field early for the
honor OF entertaining the next republican con-
vention- She il earnes: and practical in her
snortS her first step beiI to start a subscrip-
ton which has footed 100000 already. WASH
,nGton h. however, the great convention city
Of the United States. being adapted in every
way 10 the comfortable accommodation Of large
crowds and being the most attractive of the re-
pablic's gathering places. The advantages she
offers deserve to be seriously considered in the
fAee Of even the Golden Gate city's natural
charms aud artificial attractions
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MILLINERY Foa TIE MIrLnos.

MnL,srnr Fon The Mrr.ros.
AT OUR NEW MILLINERY pARIoRs
WE HAVE
i HE LARGEST AND FINEST
ASSORTMENT OF HAT AND BONNET
FINERY EVER SEEN
AT THE CAPITAL. THIS STORE
Is RESERVED EXCLUSIVELY
FOR MILLINERY AND GLOVES. WITH
w HIGH 1T IS COMPLETELY
STOCKED. WE
hEcEIvE WEEKLY IMpoRTArroNs FROM
LONDON AND PARIS.
AND AT ALL TIMES HAVE
DISPLAYED FOR YOUR INSPECTION
L HE LATEST AND
MOST STYLISH NOVELTIES. AS WELL AS
"A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
GENERAL MILLINERY.
~ Office OUR WINDOWS. THEY
ATTRACT MUCH ATTENTION BECAUSE
OF THEIR ELEGANCE AND
TASTEFUL ARRANGEMENT, BUT
L HEY ARE MERELY SUGGESTIVE
OF WHAT IS INSIDE.
COVE IN.
J. c. HurcH1xsos.
CORNER AND 18TH SITS NV. II
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One Professor Slavin, who has achieved
more or les Of reputation in sporting circles
- mssage operator, intimates that Professor
John l. Sullivan Of Boston is a coward Pro-
fsssor Sullivan is in the United States, Profess
scr Shawn In In England. II it should ever be
that these two eminent brutes meet on either
sads Of the Atlantic public deeeney is going to
b Atished with nothing less than the annihila-
ton Of one or both or them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-09

It may have been beyond the powers OF the
Secretary Of the Navy to ask the recently
organized court of inquiry that investigated
the loss Of the steamer Despatch to reassemble
and 60 further in its search for information
and look for the truth about the winter
quarter shoal lightship relief, the Drift, but 1t
surely seems fertile field for inquiry by some
other tribunal, whether naval, military or
civil A has been already pointed out by
TIM SrAR, tn ,re was n fat contradiction OF tes-
timony In tho evidence taken by the court OF
inquiry tina. has not yet been satisfactorily ex-
planned The great majority Of witnesses have
Svorn that there was no light visible from the
vessel, though the steamer went very near to
her perhaps a. near half mile, and under
no circumstances more than four miles away.
Thsrs IL the testimony only Of the keeper
Of the ship that her light was burning
on the night in question, light that should be
visible for eight miles, and further that she was
On her station. which has been seriously ques-
toned Whatever may be the truth, the naval
service owes il 70 the government to demon
s.rate whether the entire company OF the Des-
patch has falsely colored oath, or whether
The light house board, on which it has several
representative officers has allowed itself to be
deceived BY false reports from unreliable serv-
ants The difficulties Of the hight house service
are very great, and there must always be pres
emit an element Of uncertainty and consequent
danger where the character Of the coast is such
- to prevent the location Of lights and beaeons
on land, but there should be no necessity for
the employment Of men whose word and whose
faishfulnsss can be questioned for even a min
ute. II would seem as though the service might
strive to compensate for the risks involved by
hiring men of worth and seeing that they
performed their duty by means of a more rigid
system Of unexpected inspections. There is
too much value, both financial and human, at
stake to leave unprovided any possible measure
Of safety. And under any circumstances the
present case affords an excellent field for in
vestisation that may not be afforded for some
time, or at least until there has been another
disaster Of greater proportions and more ter
ribls consequences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-09

With a number Of vacancies in Office awaiting
ms attention % soon he enters on the dis
charge OF his duties as governor, Mr. Flower
VAL have IN early opportunity to get acquainted
With some of the most conspicuous privileges and
snoerassments that cluster around an i'm
portant executive Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-09

In forming their plans of operation in the
nsxt Congress the democrats should take pains
not TO allow their ambition to make q reputa-
tion for economy to lead them into a penny
wise, pound-foolish policy. Interests should
not be allowed to deprecia,e and improvements
come to q standstill for the lack Of q timely
and iudicious expenditnre
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T III I.
E Fl Fl s. Z ! III
s sfFH 4. Is $ rs III III +. /:

II Il rumored that ours Is the best placo
in the city for Underwear and Hosiery.
There is more truth in this one than In
most rumors. Judicious buying In I'm
mense Quantities has thrown In our way
number Of extraordinary values in
these two departments. In great many
cases our prices are nolower than others,
but where such ID the fact sensrallya
superior quality is given. We quote
these few - illustrations:
Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Vests and psntA
only 40 cents
Ladies' Natural Wool Ribbed Vest and
Pants. 10 cents each. This 10 an uncom-
monty GOOD quality for the price.
Ladies' Silk Vest. low neck and no
sleeves. the usual ~ cents quality. for
IS cents.
Ladies' Natural Wool Vest low neck
and no sleeves, only CSC.
HOSIERY.
All sorts for Ladies'. Children and
Men.
Cbildren's Fast Black Derby Ribbed
Hose. special quality. lie. per pair. 3
pair FOR 5Oc. This IL giving you pain
for the price Of g.
Ladies' Extra Quality Warranted Fast
Black Cotton Hose. only % cents per
pair. There is nothing unusual In the
price. but there is in this quality at the
price.
Ladies' Extra Quality Fast Black Lisls
Hose, in plain and also wide and narrow
drop-stitch. brilliantly finished. superior
quality. only 40 cents per pair.
Ladies' Silk Plated Hose. in White,
Grays. Modes and Tans. and in Suede
and Leather Shades to match Slippers for
evening wear, only 70 cents per pair.
These two departments are second and
third to the right Of the Main Entrance.
THE BON MARcHE.
1t 314 and 3l6 9TH ST. NV.
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NV FuR CArEs.

VIEW Il UR SAPES.
We have just opened anothG large lot Of tboss
STYLISH LONG FUR cAPEs You kuov
they are the NEWEST thing ont IN tn FU8
line. land these Of our are Particularly PkErTr-
Then. they being long. they ere vsry wsrn 80
comfortable yuss what you ned for thsO
cold days We shox the LONG cAPEsh
GRAY KRIAMER.
WOOL SEAL.
AsrRAKHAN.
FRENCH LYNX.
CHINA SEAL. -
THESE ranre In price according 10 s,sla1v
and FUR from 60 10 go.
In TIE ls-INcH CAFES
We have
AsTRAKHAN,
GRAY TRIMlGER
WOOL SEAL
REAL ALASKA sEAx.
CHINA SEAL WITH nARTKN CoGxA3
FRENCH LYNX.
FRENCH SEAL,
BLACK MONKEY. BLACK GOMEZ.
WHITE rHI19f.
These range In PRICE from q. Toto 90 sash
MUFFs TO MATCH eli Of shs sssSs fuA
EUR TRIMMINGS or ALL eoBrs.
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The cheerful tone Of Secretary Eusk's report
On the agricultural situation shows at once
dat b does not fear the displeasure of the
Alliance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-09

II may b found advisable to give all appli-
eanss for places on the police force course Of
bi-ehlorids Of gold before admission.
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ne remains OF the noble and philanthropic
Helen Hunt Jackson Oh HI might well
have been left where she desired that thew
aAeald rsposs, on Cheyenne Mountain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-09

Chile should undsrs'f'd that the people
tAis sountxy do not want any but themselves to
enst slurS on our navy.
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HAVE You SEEN

HAVE You SEEN
Those PRETTY COLLARS Of MINK. AsfRA-
KHAN and kRIMMER. made out Of the vhols
skin Of the animal, with fses. tan and hsaA In
tscts They very stylish. You can bug them
from ms - follows:
MINK. % and O. 90 each.
AsTRAKHAN. g. % each.
KRIMNER o. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-09

An sastus drso reform movement is needed
70 Do away with the harbarous short check
yDinn.
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"Tnr MONUMENTAL.
se7 and $50 d. nv.
FINE MILLINERY. cLoAKs. HOSIERY
GLOVES. ETC.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
GREAT SALE OF SAMPLE JAcKErs
We closed out from one Of the large manufacturer
last week the entire stock Of sample
JACKETS. o34 IN ALL,
which we offered for less than oNE-HALF Of the reg
ular price. We divided them in two lots, No. and q
at the following price: No. at % and No. at g.
with the guarantee that the regular price Of the 90
Jackets from % to s1 and the regular prices Of
per cent
This sale. the greatest Cloak Sale Of 1891, VIII con-
tinue until every one is sold.
In addition the above large and elegant stock of
wraps we are showing hundreds Of exclusive styles
In the selection Of stock we have combined fne
qualities, becoming styles and superior workmanship.
VIII require no effort on your part TO be able TO
make very satisfactory selection from extensive
selection in materials. styles and prices.
You are respectfully invited.
THE MONUMENTAL
MILLINERY.
We are showing the very latest effects in Trimmed
Millinery. Not another millinery department like
ours in the city for quality variety style and prics
UNTRIMMED HATS AND BoNNETS
Fine Felt Hats and Bounets In al popular shapes,
worth 81. %. At 6S and 75c.
LADIES' Finest French Fur Felt Hats and Bonnsts in
all colors and popular shapes. worth d 81 and e.
at o1.46
FEATHERS. JET GOODS AND oRNAMENTs.
The largest and choicest variety.
FALL AND WINTER
Underwear for ladies and children Il prices which
will CONVINCE YOU that wsare Whist We claim to be-
LEADERS OF POPULAR PRICES
LADIES' AND cHILDREN's HOSIERY,
The best assortment and lowest pricss-
KID GLOVES
The very best Imported. in 20 different brsnds
among them three brands Of FOSTERS GLOVES.
To protect the public from being deceived you viii
find these brands the inner wrist Of every Foster
manner. For men and iadies- Sold by
''THE MONUMENTAL" noe-2S
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w. A. Prrncr & Co..
~ Marks spscs.
Corner 0shal

OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT Of FINE FcRs
il constantly increased by new arrivals. Every
day sees sonsshins New and Prstsy in the FUk
line on our counters. None Of the common
lines. but GOOD. CLEAN. DESIRABLE
GOODS. Az We have told you before vs hsss
all our FURs MADE TO our order. and -
select the same with very srsst csre. and -
feel sure when We show you our goods thss
We are offering you GOOD HONEST GOODS
for your money.
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KID GLOVES.

The very best Imported. in 20 different brands
among them three brands Of FOSTERS GLOVES
To protect the public from being deceived you vii
ind on these brands the inner wrist Of every Fose
Kid Glove. Made of the best material and in the bes
manner. For men and ladies. Sold by
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hOCKERS.

.ocKERs.
500 Solid Oak Rockers,
highly polished. antique
finish. large size. Fully
worth "a. Only s2.S5.
Handsome Solid Oak
Parlor Rockers. with
richly upholstered seat
of either silk plush or silk
tapestry. in three finishes,
viz, sixteenth century.
antique oak and imitation
mahogany. Worth IS.
Only IS.
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ABLES.

100 Solid Oak Library
Tables. of good size and
finished with lower shelf.
hand polished. only 81
each.
100 Solid Oak Library
Tables. size larger than
the one above. and a much
heavier and more attrac-
tive looking Table. only
SITS. This Table would
be considered a fair value
under ordinary circum-
stances at -. ~. Oniy
81. 80 each.
80 Solid Oak Pillar Ex-
tension Dining Tables. s
feet. fine workmanship,
substantial and heav--,
hand polished in antiare
oak finish. This Table
would not be high at S12.
We offer them at tie low
Price Of
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TITTHERf WILL BE A CROWD AROUND OUR
4 VELVET counter this week-for rood reason
too.
We have made . move In the prlc>s
that viii BET most Of you the hunt.
All our NOVELTY end BRocApE
------------
FELvETS - whether they have been
selling for e2 or t6-hsvs been cut down
to less than oNE-HALF IN price.
That's the signal for q lively time
Beside that-the whole stock looms up. The quail
ties are all noted for having been Spindle
like prices stand on. We ere you can't ash for
. shade that we unable to show.
leinch-coLoRs-el. sl.5o. chs
and az yard.
% to a4-inch--coIoRs- silk-ss
and sea yard.
l9-inch-BLACK-si. s1.2s. si.5e.
el13. e2. e. p and 81 20 yard
22inch BLACK-e2. 80 yard.
20inch BLACK-wth . heavy warp
e3a yard.
2o-inch BLACK-a,r sak-e4 yard.
22inch BLACk-aH sitk-s5s yard
24inch bIACk-a2 ssik-S0 50 I'd.
fou won't ind any better quality for
% anywhere.
One piece Of 2s-inch that 10 worth elo
We will cut at o. yard
BLACK. BROWN and ALL coLoRS
dPLUsHEs-s5c. yard.
CoRDURoYs and vELvETEENs-an
shades-75c. yard.
v NELVETs are well thought OF for trfmminrs.
Y v Most every costume has more or less You
Wv are almost sure TO want some-and these rrices
Of ours must seem low. They wiil-stil more
so-After comparison Compare.
SEAros PERRr.
"pEKRY BUILDING
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established lS40. (Itl Telepbone aas
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EVER Ix,aorrxrxr.

EKEvERY IMPROVEMENT THAT
Err THE HICHEST ORDER OF SAR
EEE T0RIAL SKILL COULD DE-
WISE OR ABILITY AND UNLIMITED
CAPITAL PROCURE HAS BEEN
USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF
OUR PRESENT STOCK OF HIGH
GRADE CLOTHING FOR MEN,
BOYS AND CHILDREN.
HF You ARE AT ALL INTERESTED
II IN THIS SUBJECT OF WEARING
II APPAREL DO NOT MAKE THE
MISTAKE OF SELECTING your
FALL OUTFIT UNTIL YOU HAVE
SEEN OUR ASSORTMENT OF
NEW AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS.
ALL OF THIS SEASoNsMAKE, AND
THE MOST ARTISTIC GARMENTS
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE ANY.
WHERE.
90 UR LINE OF DRESS AND
8 9 sEMIpREss SUITS MUST BE
90 JUST WHAT THE DREssY
MEN WANT. JUDGING FROM THE
NUMBER WE ARE SELLING EACH
DAY AND THE MANY CoMPLI-
MENTARY REMARKS HEARD FROM
COMPETENT JUDGES.
ROBINSON. Parker & Co.,
TEE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE CIorurs,
HOUSE In AxrsrcA
1900, l2O2&12O4FST.N.W
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$3.50 EACH.
BED RooM SUITES.

so Handsome Solid Osk
Bed Room Suites. highly
polished by hand. three
pieces. 4i-inch bureau,
and 36-inch washstand.
substantially built, and
finished In sixteenth CEN
tury. old English and
antique. Larze. "a by 30
inch glass.
Finished with German
Beyel Plate Glass. S21. so.
Finished with French
Bevei Plate Glass, s2S. 30.
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various departments. There $ not . ter
mentioned 4. VOL from1
cent This beyond doubt tn.
opportunity of the season a SAL
CHAIRS. PAH1oR SUITES Book CASES
Solid Oak Dining wenavep, about ,5o r,sun, ,.a o..,s
Will eatand noe uperby
high back finished mehesO by
hqu and sixteenth which .djuaah
tury the erran~- the finished
hso"presof leach Tho frames are solid h.sn'
a"Hsh"@ks dhoaf cherry be match for
andie only sesab
,a's- n r and elegant sni Tapestry WRrsa Desks
Puh..n ladies' Handsome Oak
L75eh wrmgeasea Writing atharivey
Reception by dull mAnhp. locked o0Hrar-
Observation-Disclosures
o., mfobok finished
W offer IN ION century an" old
sS ons5 each them thsOw an
RocKERs saa" onvdsru hitch =. .,s
500 Solid Oak Rockers i"e pieces comprise msa
tnn a s'-.'S D r SDEBoARDs
wOthsa ous NI--. 10 close them out
urn,ou. sOn, ~. ONLY sa50 fer oai
psuor Ra.sr with
KUas. upper drawers
which "Hned andal0ns
,ru.,r linen drawer
Awspro eA"A drawers; has large
outnnm II Oe'eea plate mirror
mahogany Worth AZ b.x.R,.,,nr. msSpdihed I'm
=, ev,.. and1G
TABLES what you want at about Ssss.,s ever .ma,s,
100 Solid Oak Library ..u,,o " swm
o. goda sizes and 'i' doeasl4za
s a , feet inches. by feet BEDDING
each Regular .psa.ia, attraction
100 Library hspas' s&% "'oHsF 100 rhrssanaa~
Table. sza ,-, cha, 7B@t Bromley Feather
amuch " '' NA %eH lows size ~ BY 70
rand s' WHICH We "Au cred with fancy striped
tive ,os,n. ru. on,x ticking.
$50 r1 -, japanese Goal Fur extraordinary low
so eredafara "~'' 4" =" Ana0s" price" sntsech
nnar o,rn,,v ,unn White 4opoundA
on,x Regular suOr dubsb
75e.ch sN"" W" price, 0nS covered with "eenhn'
5osopa cas- Ah'a "h"'rro0 tick
Fine which,
,.so. low
,,~.. VINO " possible
os finish Table i've od0rnss Reg buy
un,a,nn.s,o lowrpd
W. 49,, ~ ~ -. comparison
" ~"
$3.50 EACH feet which h.sa~n - ss'. .' sssu.
BED Roon SUITES ns"'l0 which ""'u NOR"
and.oneso '"'0"Nh UPHOLSTERY Goops
dh00n Suite" highly 4Pesd Faced
polished by hand three ART SouAnrs French Tapestry. 4 du
s O.. -, ~ '"''' reduced
"s ~ " 80 -" Hndoo Sill.
snJsp sixteenth cen. less than regular .un, - r %.
' 4 ,a Hussys.y.a. eo' o" Rose Terra
-. ' orange ana Nue.
r.a 9TH e Sizes imported to sell '"
onysa& ~'~' '"' 'i'' pr
FINISHED WIN rSnsh ans.sa,.aeh TABLE CovEns
- all big bargain.
CoUcHEs our aoe. of Best AL n~.mn.nx
We have received r.b.co,sn
Of s5p~csns~ 1Hyaras squ.. reduce,
elegant Rus hrpies from s,to 40 ooao.
cOnas' elegantly hn- s~sby% Chenille.
led wshsak ouHse r.b. Cover, With dean
Size Shy ,sa.ae- fringe .nuouna Usual
concluded !" sell" the 'nSsH%"eh price a. only sao
same extraordinary low s1esby
price only ss&| CURTAINS
4yardsn
HAIL STANDS ns.a7a We
nGvs line
in In tn To-
yarasne 0" "'"A"oH@:
hook. A very u,sn. un.,o.s Not
by 4yaraano AAA-~ A~" o~"Au"
would be considered fair Oh '''D long ana iuh
so OplySG
o.w.xso..s o.
DyAss Size. "S yard" no" n.., o.,u. .,
handom
handom nohd
ohom.
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To close them out We
offer 6 Solid Oak Side
boards. finished with two
upper drawers, one Of
which is lined, and q long
linen drawer and two
china drawers; has large
beveled plate mirror. is
handsomely polished, fin-
ished in antique and 18th
century. equal to any
Sideboard ever sold at 500
or s22. which We viii!
close at sl4.75.