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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-03
STORE AND BAR FIXTURES.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
~ Hennepin-ss. District Court
In the matter of the assignment Of Frank
Nermilya, insoIvent
Notice is hereby given that the above
named insolvent. resident of Minneapolis.
in said county and state. has by deed in writ
ing. dated November I'D 1891. made a gem
eral assignment TO The undersigned of all his
property not exempt by law from levy and
sale on execution. for the benefit of all his
bona foe creditors. vino shall file releases of
their demands against said iusolvent as pro-
vided b. chapter rs of the Laws OF Mime
sofa, 1881. and acts amendatory thereof
All claims must be verified and presented
TO the undersigned for allowance within
twenty days after this notice.
Dated November 9th. 1891.
FREDERICK W. NASH, Assignee.
c. Y. LAYBoURN.
Attorney for Assignee. 21s-290 Bank OF Com
merce. Minneapolis, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-03
ONE WORKS.

Z ROCHEN. y. W Steam Dye Works
L Office, rs Robert ST.. Ryan block
works, 4: and = Indiana az.
TAHISO On - ~. New York Steam DYE
~ orks; ladies' and gents clothing spe-
Cialty il v est Sixth 81
TAHLERT & MINTEL, MINNESOTA
IN Steam Dye X orks PA East Seventh.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-03
HOST AND FOUND.
HORSES AND CARRIAGE.

HORSES AND CARSTAGE.
DOR sALf-A mare in the tens, adapted
Il for any k;ud Of labor. at 342 Pleasant.
TOK SALE-Good working horse. I.4OO
u pounds: vii! sell cheap or will trade
Address 272 Toronto av.
- lORS rs WfNTEKED-Goode care. warm
u stable; single and box stalls Address
II. 7. " hitcher, Manchester.
Az OF carriage horses to
stt match; must be sound in every re-
spect. Apply at 22i East Seventh st.
\ITANTED-A few more horses 10 winter;
wv single and box stalls. II. C. Barton,
Inver Grove
w ier; good feed. warm Quarters; best
OF care guaranteed. Inquire at p Davidson
Block.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-03
WANTED TO BUY.

(1OUNTERS-Na nted about eighty feet
- good secondhand store counters. Van
>lyke Bros. & Jenson. Benson. Mimi
EURNITURE-Wante to buy. all kinds
L of household goods: highest cash prices
paid in city. Cardozo Furniture and Auction
Co.. As TO 1852 Jackson St, between Eighth
Bnd Ninth sts
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WANTED TO RENT

E'AHN-N anted. to rent farm within
i twenty miles of city: state number
of acres and terms. Address L.. Globe,
MiDOeaDOlis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-03
MUSICAL.

DIANO 1UNER-Address :. Z. Cruichett
l. Box 492, Postoffice. st. Paul; price. SI.50:
references
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-03

d OOM-W Wanted, pleasant furnished room
II for man and wife in private family
where there are no other boarders; must be
desirable locality. d -. Globe.
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ACTION SALE.

kaTannSk-JOnns Auctions
- tioT-We viii sell at public auction in
the store No 20 East Third St lin Schune-
man & Evans old stand). commencing on
Friday, Dee 4, at Ia a. m the Michaud Car
pet company stock. consisting of carpets. fine
rugs, portieres silks. curtain goods OF all kinds
and wall papers: if YOU want bargains at
tend this sale. Kavanagh * johnson, Auc-
tiOneerS. lSti. tSS and "a East Sixth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16
fhs Capitai City Guards.

The Capital City Guards having recognized
assembled ss their headquarters last Tuesday
night and elected the following officers: Major
commanding. Charles II. Douglass; captain.
company A, Lewis Collins, first lieutenant,
company A, Rowland Lee; second lieutenant,
company A, W. II. Thomas; captain, company
p, Lewis Patterson: first lieutenant, company
Il, c. II. Watson; second lieutenant, com
psny B, W. II. Stewart; quarssrmssser, VIM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E,oR RENT-A FINE CORNER HOUSE on 10TH
= 81, containing l. rooms. bath rooms heated by
to desirable tenant Address or apply 10 OWNER,
LsOl Ia ave. ups,al0 ocle-lm
houses: i. rent So. 80 month inc riing water
rent; ID near II n. ". E. 7. KAISER, Room 4 At
lantc ouilding oc16-2t
EoR REST-lc2o0 ST. n. W, 10 ROOMS AND
bath: nrst aoor suitable for oces bush rent
$oo GEO W. LINkINS,
ocle-@ 500 l9sh st.
EoR RENT-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE,
ON VERMONT AVENUE.
OVERLOOKING IOWA CIRCLE,
Soosaaning twelve rooms and bath; all modern h.
provements; pnce, 81, 800 psr annum.
Apply TO J. V. n. HCYCk,
lJ05 Pa. ave. ocl4-S
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The Deacouess Homa

The dedicatory and opening exercises Of the
Lucy Webb Hayes Deaconess Home and Bible
College, 1l4o North Capitol street, will take
place Saturday afternoon at $50 O'Clock. This
il new institution, national in its scope, es-
tablishsd here by the Methodist Episcopal
church and named in honor Of the late Mrs.
Hayes. Rev. L N. Dalbey has been appointed 70
have charge Of the home and its work. All are
invited 10 attend the opening on Saturday.
Bishop Bowman and others viii deliver adj
dresses-
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DON'T FAIL TO READ IT.

Tomorrow Sixteen Page Star win Be Of
Unusual Interest.
The following are few Of tho attractive
features Of Saturdays STAR:
THE METHODIST GATHERING Qllustrated) }.
Points about men and measures before the
scumenical conference.
FASHIONABLE GOWNS Qllustra.ed).
Materials and styles for indoor costumea
cHAUNOEY N. DEPEw QIlus.rased). -.
Stories and gossip about the great after din
ner orator By Frank G. Carpenter.
BICYCLIsTs ABROAD Qllussrased).
What the Warrington vhesinen saw In
Switzerland.
A JAPANESE HOUSE Qllustrated).
An interesting structure at the national
museum and how lit ia built
ABOUT wOODPECKERS Olzstrated).
The seven varieties to be found in the Dis
ROADSIDE SKETCHES Qllustrated).
A pleasant rambls about Brookland and
Edgewood.
HELEN.
An entertaining story Of war times. Written
exclusively for The EVENING STAR
CHILEs GREAT DAY.
Compulsory patriotism and spontaneous
utilization. By Fannie b Ward
SAVAGE ART IN SHE'LL
What the peoples of old made GU. Of sc"
shellss
AMONG THE MooNsHINEIS.
How illicit whisky is made in the mountain
rsgiona
NOTED CROOKS CAREER
Billy Cornell and some of the crimes he has
committed
WITH THE ENGLISH FARMERS.
wa.hingtonians visi. to some old British
towns
THE CHESS WORLD.
Problems, games and solvera The home
clubs new rooms.
THE ClTrs PROGRESS.
Remarkable growth of business in recent
years. BY John F. Coyle.
ABOUT DOGS AND MEN.
Scenes at the railroad depots in the hunting
season.
LAND OF SUNSHINE.
How life passes pleasantly In California
ATTRACTIVE HOMES
Timely suggestions for house decoration and
furnishing.
BEHIND THE FOOTLIGHTS
Entertaining gossip about actors and their
ways.
FRONT DOOR POST OFFICES.
Every citizen soon to mail his letters on his
front door step.
WAYS OF THE KEOwASL
Interesting Indians to figure In the Smith
sonian's show at the fair.
NEW YORK NOTES
What is going on in the metropolis By TIE
SrAR's special correspondent.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
Recent transactions, both in business and
suburban property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

kOk RENT-OFtlCE BUILDING 7I5 nth ST
NV basement. suitable tor real estate; hrst floor
viii ,aake nne dental parors; second and third aoors
Ior omces two-story ba4 building built fDr printing
once; has been occupied by tho "InvNnl.ve Age"
Apply to THEO. A. HARDING, GO6 llth 1t. a. W.
EoR kENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS ON % FLOOR
u OF our building At reasonable rates. TYLER l.
ROlHEhfORD. l:O7 + st.n. ocI5-6t.
EOR RENr-SkyERAL CHOICE ROOMS II THE
4 FremeL insurance CompAny's building. eth
and La ave. n. W; heat and elevator service oci52w
EOR RENT-TwO OFFICE ROOMS, 42o ANT 424
! iOtii st; "a: W.: $40 each. LOUIS z. SHOE
MAKER. .r20 at. NV. oci5-lr
FOR RESf-ENrIRE OFFICE BUILDING.
l. o25 18th ST. Wv.
RENT, u. 200 Pkh ANNuM
oclo-Gt STEiGER l. L1EbERMANN 1868 u.
EOh RENl-OFTICE ROOMS IN III. LEHMAN
building otes ator, steai neat. &c. central
slr.bs location; low rent a. 4. CpUMBE. 1925
New York ave. ociA-7t
Eok RENT-A VERY PLEASANT FRONT OF
nee ROOM I'd hoor elevator; steam Lest and postal
box box, ~ per m9ntl; Iais New iork ave. Apply to
oc13-1w
Eon hENT-TRAT FINE LARGE FIRE.pROOr
L banking roon first floor FiemitiY building. 14ls u
ST. H. w., now occupied by the Am rican security and
a. ao SompAny RS,s.ssiOn NSysnber l. 1891 Apply
Eok RENT-FJKsT-CLAss OFFIOE ROOMS IN
the Fleming building. l419 ST. n W. single or en-
sue S.O 20 $50 per month steam hest aud elevator
serxice. Apply to fpom No. IL. xOBr. I. FEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BASEMENT FOR RENT AT sl5 PER MONTH;
ID suitable for oyster ard lunch ROOM 1a2O Psnnsyl-
W1NTED-A PRACTICAL. PHARMACIST WITH
lished pharmacy. Address a. Q: q. Star once: oi5'
Y kfasEs Do s ST. At .iIsf
7p.m oclo-3t.
COR sALE-A BARGAIN 10 QUICK BUYER
r grocery store and dwelling; rooms and cellar;
business to attend 70 reason for selling. Address: GRO
CERES. Star Office. ocl53t'
EOR sALE-MEAT AND Provision STORE ON
g sss;
EOR sALE-AN oLD-EsTABLisHEDD DAIRY AND
Ss 5Ss' s4sfs Is
Ion sALEE-AT a BAEaGIN: q COOP PAYINd
HSS II :;at
sA Ad sTosE ~ 5000 Ss Moca
WISHING to retire irom 6usnsss xiissli a bsrssn
sEs hs2ss 81 81 ss. man As
THE UNDERSIGNED QIFERs FOB SALE IN
bulk the sutirs stock Of boot. shoes, sentlsmens
ana 9
ME;i W ;: s.S e. r. ~
EOR sALE-sT0cK And ,FIxTURRs OF 4
S !. "a III: Ss.i '' 1ssIs SsssS'
e desrabls house q ~ deiiwhtfaI rooms. Pllcs,
nov q "a With sood pssias Sosrdsss zddI:s.
V0V TAKE no CHANCE.
:rrins sos So .:ss.ss: Sc ssst 9: ~ = .'
s I. & {. &, s' Fl ': ss S''' ;s SIS
VxRvAxD. ESaaAvER AND LIrHoeRAPzEs.
n l0l2 fsnn- ave. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16
FOR RENT-HALLS.
FOR RENT-STABLES.

lOk EENT--
lsre hail, for meetings OF clubs and societies; Ger
trsly ivcated. Inquire a. AIS 9.h ST. u. w. ocIt-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

ID zzSFSf's xxssH. WA
orb 3 1lHf 4T1 S2s,,fEH a2Rh !, .,,z,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

EOk RENT-
4 BIB Pa ave NV, upper
uoofs- ..----. SUU
~ oth 81 sc. 13r. a m /. %
2lo 9TH sw, l5r. ali IN l. SO
5ls I'd nw.Ur. all m 4. 80
so I'D ST. 6r. a m il. 30
24S 9Th 5 e. Or. all m i. :. 80
10 9TH n e. 6r, all IN j .. 30
-uS Il 81 II g. 20. ~
oc7 SNORMSTED'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

slfk7 sT. NV. HANDSOME ROOMS 40
~ rent. large and small. furnished and unfur-
nished, from 20 up; furniture mod tn,ps fret.
class board IN the aouss location very csntra
fI'HE wEBsTER, 5l3 18th ST. NV; RATES 81
kL Sss 81 rs S Sr !, 81 sss
OF Interest. myl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

ErOk hEN1-BRlCK 2-s .UkY STABLE, v ,TH
mod CONVEX iences back OF 1912 10th st. n. w. See
EuGENE AkNOLD, 45S LA or q. T. HARDIN,
ol0 H. ave.s.e. ocl4-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

SPECIAITIES,
WITH KLkcTRICITY CURI ANY CASE OF
w Rheunsstsm. Neuralgia. Sciatica, Nervous
Trcnblss: As.sS% ns bsonceis, oFE.nis TssLae.s.
WxkB. Risct1ic spsesaiiss, che i2sS 4. ocleSSs.
PECiALIsT-cANCERa REN0vED WITHOUT
caucsrops tunors srsatsd HAVING successfully ssted
hpDdredn 4 yeepectfuiiy ooiic1t call DR. 6EORGE
CTTMNETQ prCOpTx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16
CHIROPODISTS.

TENDEE FEET INSTANTLY kkLIKVED "A
u cuI1 Fuarant<>ds or~t receF<nc~s-
Dil J. J. 0bokoks Son.
pariorx. l1as "a ave. a y. ep~czalfy-1iaDovnl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

L'oR EENT-FJ kNIsHED or UNfURNIsHED-
Il for one or more year. one Of tn handsonses
country places N the District place contsfns ahcuf -
acres. has iaf- dwelling. stables &c. beautiful To-
eaton. near Connecticut ave. extended about two
DCLANY q WHITING,
1870 u 81 n.
oc1O-lw Washington. DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FoR sALE-BEinfD ALL QUESTION BAh-
= ss,na a iarln 81 aeres a. DrrSood. montgomery
couhtS, Aa On tise etropo.Itsn branch a the b<i-
niofe ana Onlo railroad and 2lsO the
perwood A. the NM ssAtlon b~S Ond Hockule. VERY
healtly location The Iarm II improved by a SOD
h-.-,- ~ .se AID barn IL wAssred and
so01 SrehAra and soIne timber II ve-y cheap -
StSo per acre Nih trade iOr <ood CITY property
pont mss tins opportanits n you want de-.r1Dls
me- ~, 49,. ~ Is. H. Nam az ~.
ocIo-.a Slo 2 q. NV
EOh sALE-oNE HUNDRED ACGEs. IMPROVED
~ lsrse lS-rooan dive ing. szter.a ourhous,r.
p-rh s.aoies &c orchard. shade trts. speoa.<
ss.~r A4a lnA~nnrsnt of city al y s~nsnets@f
tso nia1es distant. oner solciise- 400 sr~es~1
eiier siaccs Tor send Tor fuI lists 49,
map % suburban property. ,. h CLEnESIs.
EoR sALE-FIxE COUNTRY REsIDENcks On
- y. and u. nust be sod 70 clo~e IN e.9Ales
hENELL bAhsoN. Irasiss.. lio ~. PAU st.
Baltimore. 80 I'm
EoR sAIE-A BEAUTIFUL AID LAhsk coUl-
Try resiciencs on b. and O. u,sd - ss.anf p:erp-
M house: neal st<lion- kANN~N n. ~
L,Oa sAIA--;soO ACRES ELEyEN EIIks fHo1
IT the cry on 81 q =. ~ Il. sod q . stnle sub
davided: very chesp. O. H. CALSLhI 90.
LOB sALE-vALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
On The Putolnsc. hlzb. Lea Thy aud daily eccesz
be % the cIsy. vlru nDs.t t1lson ths nssr.
SEQ lm- q. n CALM 1.I a o.. t0lo Pa NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w nv Il LII Va L ~ "A AAO4N0.
WANTED - BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w g1rl. place to do coosine or chzmbervork IN .
BET. and 9 and Is, and "a ne. i'
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for cooks. ehambermsfts. waitress. aundresses.
mn xssess s9s S hnsn but
ocl63t'
M ANrEp-ao TO DICKS AGENCY FOR YOUR
w COOKS, housematds. nurses iaundresses Kitchen
help, buffers. WATERS hosers and workers
ketereneesfroml last employer 0l3Nhss 2. W oLo-A-
WANTED-A GOOD HOME FOR WHITE BOY,
w IL years old can make himself generally useful
in or about the honse mo wages required Please "a
dress H. B.. star ONCE At
W ANTED-BY A 0ENTEEL COLORED LAD.
w employment; II thoroughly Experienced In house
duties and .lsS assnstonsa g dfssns and car e
WANTED-BY CoIoRED MAN. PLACE IN
references. Apply a. vi 81 IT. sW Ii.
W ANTED-BY PROFESSIONAL MAN COOK.
Address9As. WATTS. 20 st. nv. ~
| WANTED-AN EDUcATkD. INTELLIGENT
| w ssntlsman Of good address seeks position Of
vnser' i.os. fasissd .sil r.ssrsacss ana sgIisy
nven. Addres ALPHA. star once. ocl6-3'
1 M ANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK OR COPY.
hes. q rsfsrsSess ssSsn AdaSs.s Boz u ss.s ofcs'
/ ocl6t2s'
1 WANTED-BY A MAT. REsPRcTADII COLI
maid %ddrsss X Il. sssa ssss. a'' y
| NANTBD-BY REoIsrERKD PHARNAcisT,
w. w sEisssaon; good rsfsroness Aadssss I. g; B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16
FOR RENT-STORES.

IOk kENT-FINk Z. l2s3 1TH ST. NM,
y With rooms for dwelling ON second and third
floor: good stables wide alley. Apply to THEO. A.
HARDING. 6o6 11th st. W ocsA2w
DOR kENT-srOkE AND DWELLING CORNI.R
Il Of ID and Sts .. good chance for . live nan
Inquire WHEATLEYS COAL YARD, ri LIST 81;
g. g. oclS-2ts
2oxlOi ten-room house, mod. ilIiIs.. over store
Aso twostory and thu eestory house the rear
runs , through 70 30-soot alley. SWoRMSTEDT &
OnADl.En, VT st. NV. sc2l-1m
Il pleted. at laos l4th ST. NV Finast store ON the
street. Apply to J. l. MCFARLAND, Room 40 Cor
eorah puiidiiE. self I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

writer In the Westminster Reu,e,r hints at
political truth when he maintains that true
scientific federation OF the British empire. in
ciuding the colonies, is not possible because
sush federation presupposes the independence
Of the states composing it-a fact which does
not yet exist His theory OF an imperial fed
GRAFTON is to persevere for a while longer in the
presen, relation Of colony to mother, the
parent showing more and more favors TO its
offspring. When all is ripe, Great Britain
recognizing the independence of her colonies.
both would see the importance Of true sci ,tifs
fesieration-a union Of sovereign states in
which for the abandoned tie of allegiance to
the crown. would be substituted allegiance to
the race. The propounder of this theory ap-
pears to seek the impossible, confederation
Of the Anglo Saxon peoples, for he says 'it is
hard TO see how America could long exclude
herself" America will show him. Meantime
the people Of the United States wish well to
all the confederacies formed or to be formed
out Of homogeneous communities and having
Anglo-Saxon race instincts and institutions as
their basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13
LADIES NEckwEAn DEPARTMENT.

100 Remnants OF Ruchins in lengths from x
TO = yard. Reduced TO &c each
teM Ladies' Iolcred psrra!e Chemiseties
with " hite linen collars. AZ. 2-l2k. 5-l3
anu GA. Reduced 10 Zoe. each or 8 Tor alc
:, ~ Ladies, Embroidered Muslin CoIiarettcs.
keuCCcd 10 &c. each.
bfoidered fronts Reduced 20 .S5c each
Ladies Soft finished Ianen Chemisettes,
plated and embroidered fronts. Reduced 20
boz. each.
ladies' Muslin Chemisettcs, plated and en-
btoidered fronts. Reduced 70 SOC. each.
ttst floor under 81 ylight.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13
H.sDKrRcHrrr DEPARTMENT.

10 ladies' Plain White AI-linen Hems;itched
Handkerchieis with one-inch hem. Reduced ~
.-.bc. each.
. ls Meas Pure Linen Hens itched Initial
Handker hieis. A, . rs, = KS. 2ls, N's,
os. rs and ) VS.. Reduced from Bic. 10
.9bc. each.
~ LADIES' Pure Sheer Linen Embroidered
Initial Herus.itched handkerchief IJok'.
\, EOS. and W.. Reduced from Jos.
to3Is. each 3for 81.
Cfst floor, III annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13
INFANTS, DEPARTMENT.

A small lot Of Sun Bonnets, in Blue aud
Pink plsids. edged with embroidery. Reduced
to 81 each.
Fine Quality India Lnon Sun Bonnets,
edged with fine embroidery. Small sizes. Re-
duced to 81 each.
l Infants Flannel Sacque. with crocheted
edge. Reduced from 81. % to 81.
A small lot of Ladies' and Children's Null
Hats in Blue and PINK. with White lace trim
minss. Reduced to 81 each.
A lew left of our Hats that were e. so, So,
81. 30 and 81. Reduced TO 81 each
. Silk Null Hats. / Pink and Blue, with
trimming IN back OF same material. Reduced
from "a to 81 each.
iSecond floor, 10th ST. building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

The oyster plank in the Maryland alliance
platform is a commendable feature. We may
struggle along for some time with or without
free silver, OF with or without a Mckinley
tariff. just as the ruling powers happen to die
tate. Bat re cannot get along without the
oyster, and the movement to prevent its going
into the hands Of sordid monopoly to be
crushed out Of existence by the weight Of the
almighty dollar is something that is humane as
well as patriotic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

The members of the Georgia legislature who
pt,ronized the colorei porters' unlicensed
liquor business are now regret.ing that they
did not stick to the esteemed and harmless
Watermelon There are several ways in which
a properly plugged watermelon can be made
Convenient and pala.able, as wen as guileless in
appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

The oyster '.nayee," 80 strong. are to uni
form and train the naval militia Of Mary
land Having experience in running down
pirates this navy is well prepared TO run
down the country's enemies. One advantage
they possess over some others-they have al
ready steamers, guns and the other parnpher-
MALTA Of war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

The Maryland alliance has taken one good
step toward comprising its purposes. 1t has
held convention and learned good deal
about parliamentary proceedings. The ia-
dorsement of SIr. Brown leaves them just
about where they started. which, after all, is
better than going backward. There are many
times when the farmer is called upon to be a
philosopher. and this is one of them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

Another voice from Kentucky. that Of Senator
Carlisle, declares against Gov. Hills presi-
Dental prospects. With Editor-statesman Wat
terson and Orator-Statesman Carlisle both after
him, the governor hasn't much to hope for from
Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13
HosrKRY AND USprRwE.a.

HosrKRY AND UxprRwEaa
LADIES' 25c. Fancy Cotton Hose. lje pair
All 50, 30 and 75c Isle Thread Hose. in solid
coiors-boot patterns and fancy stripes 4c pair
SO dozen Ladies' JOc. Black Cotton Hose-hieh
spIicsd heels and double toe .........,,:y,c pair
10 per cent discount of the marked prices Of our
tire line Of Infants a. = and Long Hose In Black
and White, unblsAched and pin stripe.
All sc. Ladies' GAUGE Vests <didersnt STYLES . &c
% dozen ladies' 15c. Swiss Ribbed Silk vests
in Cream. Pink, Blue. Nile, Old Gold and Car
3s>c. each
10 per cent OF all our American Hosiery Colapaays
and Jean Underwear.
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"A Nj AAlSSES
] Misses Extra Fine White Sait-skirt and
waist handsomely observation-disclosures finished
with ribbon trimmings Size IA years.
Reduced from s24 TO 81
Misses Fine White India Linon Suit-skir.
plated and with side panels of embroidery
waist with jacket effect and tucked vest-full
sleeves-neatly finished with embroidery Size
years. Reduced from 80. - to g.
1 Chiidren's Superior Quality Atwood Gar
net Tuxedo Sui.-with White trimmings. Size
10 years. Reduced from Sla to 81. 25.
! Misses Very Fine Atwood Brown Flame,
SIMULTANEOUSLY trimmed with White braid
Size 12 years. Reduced from $40. 10 to IS. 90.
(Secopd floor, llth st. bulding)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

Senator Carlisle says OF Senator German: 81
do not know that he 10 a candidate" Let as
hope that Mr.. Carlisle ia not Of the type Of
mankind who take satisfaction in what they
s.on't know
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Flannel DEPARTMENT.

20 Remnants Plain French Opera Flannel in
lengths from TO yards.
b Remnants Striped Wrapper Flannel in
lengths from TO yards.
p Remnants Tennis flannels in lengths SUIT
able tor Ladies' aud Childrens Coats and Dress
SavqHes.
30 remnants Embroidered Flannel in lengths
suitable Tor Infants. Children's and Ladies'
Skirts, White and colors
few Remnants OF White FLANNEL.
All at Low Remnant Prices.
(Second floor, first annex)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

The announcement that the architect made
mistakes in calculating the strain on worlds
:Air buildings Is embarrassing. The country
doesn't want to lose the worlds fair ON errors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13
Glove DEPARTMENT.

pairs Ladies' 6-butto m -lencth silk Gloves in
Brown ind Tan. Sizes D y and6 Reduced from
al 10 s.bc. pair.
9pairs Ladies' 6-bu;ton-length Extra Quality
siik Gloves in Tan, brown. Mode and Gray.
Sizes >. - and u, Reduced from 81. ~ to Sia
pair
First floor, llth ST buildingD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

Mr. Brice is one of the most prominent kici
- In the New York census count
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13
DonEsr1c DnEss Goops.

Ia Remnants Brillian,ine In shades OF Green
AMI Brown stripes-lenxths from On to 10
yards-ss5 and 10 inches wide. Reduced from
% to l2hc. yard.
50pieces Half-wool Dress Goods in all shades.
Reduced to SC. a yard.
loo yards Challies in almost endless
variety of DESIGNS and colorings. Reduced to
&c. yard.
(Second floor, first annex)