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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
THE coSeREearroxAL cHuRcnK.
The Washington oonserrnc~ Hoid. n. A.
nuaI session Today

me Washington confercncs Holds IT. A.
nosi Session To-day.
fsmouth Church, the pretty little Cens,.-
gAuonai church at 18th and p streets nortf-
west contained the pastors and delesase.
from many OF the Congregational churches An
'h's CITY and vicinity today. the occasion being
,ne meeting Of the Washington COO
Terence. The delegates, MANY a
whom were ladies, were scasssred ov.r
the body Of the church. The morning -e..,s,,
was opened At TO- so by devotional ..rvice. a.
the close OF the exercises the thirteen An co,,.
ference was called to order BY the moder.tot
Ia Ii. Latham of baltimore Rev. a. N. Moor.
OF Lincoln Memorial Church wa elected TEN.
PorarF secretary or scribe. and the credent,sls
q. aeiegates were presented. Each church IN
the conference was entitled 20 rcpreseutatio,
by the pastor and three delegates
On motion OF Dr. Newman. Rev rav,ra \
Root OF New Haven. Rev. 4. r. Gidtiinr~ a.
Washington, u. C., and Rev. Edward Eels
inember Of the presbytcry of Chesapeake
Warrington, ID. C., were invited to sit with th.
=, Johns Church ai Alexandria and the Con
gregaiional Church al Canton. Nd. were adj.
United 20 the conference.
oTFIcERs roE tina rEAR
The committee on nominations reported
and according 10 the report the following wer.
elected Ter the coming year. Moderator, Rev.
-. W. fond; scribe, L. A. Counor. and treas.
urer, G. n Montague
Mossrs. Green. Small aud Lawrence were can
sutated committee on the next plac. OF meet.
ing. Rev. J.. L. Pangburn Was received ss an
honorary member. The conference then
irtened TO the reports Of church work and
progress made by delegates aud pastors Of ,he
various churches
AFTER short recess n communion seryics
was held. Al o'clock the Delegates lunch.a
as the guests Of Plymouth Church.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Az the afternoon session Rev. j. W Dale,
led devotional services. Several topics were
discussed, NJ follows:
The Working church (al. In it, busin...
relatlons ana corporation with officers. Mr..
benjamin L. DAVIS. Mt Pleasant Church. ,bl-
An l's saving power and missionary zeal key
.. h. Mason, ID d., OF Herndou. Va
CN. In ITS work among the vouur, Il
model ;. =. MI. j. NJ. Hershaw Plymouth
Church. = Christian Endeavor Soci.t, NJ
W. n. II. Smith. president " y. c. r. Un,on-
lhls evening there will be a final session nj
which several addresses vail be made tbs l,.t
beng: Home missions. Rev. I. W Jones' surer-
intendent II. NJ =; foreign missions. Rev.
Isaac Clark, DID, Howard University, An
A., Rev. Geo. ". Moore. Lincoln Memorial
Church.
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lDiEls.

| ANDERSON. On Monday ,po-u,py xo,.,,.u. m
issi. NlLLtTTE AspfRsoS. aa9rhisr q he .s
re TS.,.s, u hsr srDther lE ,trei nerhwe,
the Residence. norfolk IuI.ers please copy
btlSh pegsr'ea this hie Novesnler Is. 1891. ii Z
o'e,ogk m sAN, wife John r. Birch in the
Dear mother is At rest.
Thy love and carr I'll meier forget
How often ~hsn n , cheefs twould wet.
Has ihoa wipei uh the tear
When lever burned lay hing brow.
loved thee then-l love thee now
BI hER YOUNGEST SON.
near he ,pnerS Vii take pa. from her late dene.
O'Clock: Services at Mount Olive church Friends
ana Relatives are invited 50 attend. %
cRAMPIuN. The reiunin. 81 CHARLES A.
CHAMPION win be removed from tue Saal, ON
@s%oary eas. s and ir, .a.s.s Is,
=, coa p, pspsr; s tSis LIE Soy-m,r Il. I,sl
Joseph 4. and Mary g. Cooks.y
Little Joe was our darling
Pride OF all our ltesrts a home
pariiaf mo Zoe. es S sS sas S San spsrsa
Funeral from his late !d-nce 100 ;lsv.n,h .,,s
tend "'" '''eh'S respectfully invited 70 at
HERRICK. Gu Tuesday, November Il. lsal- in
". torty fourth year OF has are. LEWIS G. HEkRfCE
Funeral services in chapel at Oak Hill crnst--v
HUSTLER On Monday. November 10. 1891. at
sns,and OF c s1nil5s GEORGE W. beloved
Prom sickness. pain and sorrow.
as darllns rspa's freei
could not give him up. dear Lord.
BY HIS DAUGHTER HELM
Funeral e take place from his residence Mn.
morning. lnteIneni at Baltimore.
s'ansS Ios sSS SEsS So' ssasss e
luneIal from his late re.idenoe. No. 100 stree,
GA Netilt sdaA. NONfiffsar "a
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Secretary Harrison Dingman Of the @. A. 4.
encampment Committee said TO STAR reporter
TINS afternoon that the published statement
that there was to be a meeting of the executive
committee this evening was erroneous. There
wil DO no such meeting until called By the
chairman Of the committee.
=, Lafsystte Post, No. 140. @. A. r, of New
1ora cisy, has made Arrangements for scccna-
meut This = tbs post Of which Chauncey ii.
Depew.< Gen. Cyrus Bussey aud many other
prominent men are msmbsrs. The post Win
snring with thsn Capps's Seventh Kssiuent
oana 70 make sweet music during he sseamp-
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. i1.-Flour steady. unchanged
receipts, lo,5<a barrels shipments I0l9 barrels.
sales. $50 barrels Wheat irm-No. red. snof'
i.Ia al .l}a; November, le.hsl.0.S: December,
i.ooI aLosa; January, LO7A aI.V,,,; Nav, I.IaLa
LgS; sesmer, No. ., red, I.ouai .oOa -receipts,
4o,tzs bushels; shipments. &.642 bushels: stock
l642,Si3 bushels; sales, 10, 900 bushels Southern
wheat weak-Fultz, l.ooai.06; Longberry, lOzal.0
Corn dull-rn'xed spot. q: year, 5.kasis: Janu-
ary, osaass's; February, ssj@a5ss; March. 5ska
eSA-receipts, 1920 bushels: stock 50 s5S bushels
Sales 2OoUO bushels. Southern corn easy-whte
SoaSs yellow, 5Sa5S. Oats quiet and steady-No,
zwnlte western. 20 asked; No. mixed western.
s urecelpts 5000 bushels stock. lss57s bush
els; stock, las, 1s5 bushels Hay inactive and Grm
good TO choice timothy, l3.00aI4.OO Grain
ireighfs steady and Grn. unchanged. Cotton NOM.
h "a, middlins. s Provisions nrm, unchanged
choice, 2aa27; iadie, fancy, sasaa; do. good ia
Choice, 2oas2 rolls, fine, soa2i Eggs steady and
Nrm-s,a2S. Coffee nrm-Rio carg0es fair, l1x:
NO. ;: "a Sugar nonlinal-grannlsted, az. COP,
per steady refined, I1L. Whisky firm mn
changed. Peanuts, unchanged,
Ia, 5AL1IMoRE, Nov. I1.--virglnia consois. ten.
Ioftics 81 bid; DO threes. IS a. Baltimore and Ohio
stock, locales; Northern Central stock, 10 asked.
Sonsolldated gas bonds, ll2x bid; do stocks, l5s,
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IN WALL STREET TODAY
The Stock Market Excessively Dull-Read,
Leads an Advance,

~.~0 csooA 0AoTNct excessively DulI-Readfng
Leads an Advance.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE stock market wan
excessively dull this morning Only s5, 100
shares were sold up to noon Most of this
small total was made rr Of Transactions ia
leading. Tennessee coal, Atchisoa. Erie. st.
prices were irregularly changed, some being
- to q higher and others lower to a similar
extent. Toward II o'clock there wss some
strength. developed led by Reading, ~ni at the
nour named values were generally fractionally
higher than Yesterdays. Tennessee coal vas
On exception. declining per cent During the
hour to noon the only important change was
an advance OF 4 in Delaware and Hudson to
12Os1. The rest OF the market presented no
feature and at noon prices were only slightly
changed from those current at II o'clock. AZ
this writing 80 p. m.) the market is dull.
money. S1ssa per cent Exchange quiet;
posted rates, s11aa4S41S; actual rates, 4s0IIa
4SOh for GO days and 4s31za4S3X for demand.
Governments steady; currency Ga, Ill bid; Az.
991x bid.
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HERMAN j. SCHULTEIs
Something About the Man Who Has Cre.s.
q Sensation as to lmmfrrasiou

aSensation ~ to Immigration.
commissioner OF Immigration Herman: ].
Sehuitels, who, after an extended investigation
In Europe: created rensation by returning to
this country in disguise in the steerage Of the
Cunnrd line steamer servia, BY which
means he has been enabled TO
gather. It Is said, some startling facts concern
Ing the character Of the emigrants coming to
are forwarded, IL well known in This CITY
where he has spent q great deal 81
his time. Previous to his anpo;nt-
ment on the emigration commission M
schuiteis was clerk in the Interior Depart
ment re has always been active in labor
from Excelsior Assembly Of the knight of
LABOR, ne worked with considerable success
before the committees Of Congress in behalf of
various labor measureA VI
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Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk OF the court to the following. Robert
X W liliams and Ada v Blackboard; Abraham q.
barlow OF Philadelphia Pa, and Maggie Cage
OF Prince Georges county. Nd; Archibald L.
Lamar of Martinsburg, VI. Va. and snr.h n
Deck; Charles II. Williams aud Mary Harkio,.
Alek. Mckee and Margaret C. Dooley; Anthony
d. Moore and Johanna A. Amrion: John Henry
Taylor and Ella Hawkins: George Nelson and
Annie Jscksoni Joha j. Burke of Baltimore.
Nd, and Alice NJ. Wysong.
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1. Is. TowSrR & Sox,
DIZZY GOODS DEALERS,
rolc -,h

DIZZY GOODS DEAlERs,
l3lG 9th stlw
One Case Dark Calico, &c.
Black Henrietta Cashmere all wool IN 90 -. "a
e. ~ w. w. 80. =
Mohsir In all colors. Zoe
Dress Goods IN all colors and oualitiss
lU-4 Bl-ached sheerfng. lie
lU4 Unbieached Sheefinc. l,c
Bleachel Pillow Case Cotton ~
ladies Ribbed Vest, Dc
CALdren's Under Vests from &c mn
ladies Initial SIX HAndkerch,s.fss "a
Big Job IA Linen Napk ins plain and bora.r~A -
Large White Aprons, ltc
Asfrschsn Capes only al. gS
Our knotted Fringe Towel for o5,r r.p,t h. ,-~s
6shsets o. AL Descriptions. White, he'd and t,r.v
bed Comforts from the cheapest up
ladies Au-wool skirts ~ inches long m
liable Linen. Curtain scrfm, school Bars
FANCY Table Covers Scarfs. IAmlIreou,.. ~
Tides, Stamped Linens Cent? scarfs k,,ss Saiss
N tits. Yarn Goods. ke. e.oseA
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TakE THosE SATIN RIBBONS.
Fer instance. that We have Jus; placed on sale.
HEAVY QUALITY and ? inches WIDE IN all
:he BRIGHT. PRETTY COLORS that you
Will want for FANCY OR ART WORK. Now,
you can select any color. They are worth regu-
lsrIy 3Sc. voc GET THEM NOW FOR
2jC. YARD
Besides this WONDERFUL RIBBON offer
We have every shade Imaginable in all widths Of
RIBBONS. from the narrowest to the widest
Also full line of SHADED RIBBONS in the
BEST QUALITY Of Satin Don't think about
the PRICES. You know that you get the LOW
EST PRICES HERE Thst is 9 GUARAN-
TIED FACT.
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Renge of the Thermometer

The following were the readings at the Office
OF the weather bureau today: sam. so; ann.
AZ: maximum. Ga. minimum a.
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Cold Waxa Cuu,.-

Cold Wave Coming.
Ihe chief signal officer has issued a bulletin
ordering the hosting Of tho cold wave signal.
and saying that the temperature win fslI to
ing. '"orn
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The ssxsssush s<r,,t rx,s..s...

In the matter Of the condemnation of lasd
for the extension Of 18th street through Nerid-
ian Hill the jury (Messrs. ". g. Thonpso.- J.
Maury Dove. Lswis Clsphans. Joseph Gswlsr.
John A. Hamilton, Francis B. Mohun ana a
Crossl found the damages - follow: WIN n
Burr lot 6, block Q0, 0s0 square ieet). Sli ocd.
1 e ma 4. Sewers, los T. do. (s0ss feet).
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M RS. w1NsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SoOTHES tine
CHILD, sOFTENs the GUMS. AILAYS all PAIN
CURES WIND collie, and is the best remedy for
OiARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs winsiow's Soothing
syrup" and take no other kind. Is cents bottle.
dl5-ly
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Over q Million Loaf In g. Io,,.

OEef /" "1IIfou L0st In 81. LOuia.
ST. Louis, Nov. 1.-THE Famous" dry
goods, clothing and boot and shoe house. and
sonnenfeld's millinery house, and Perry 4
Gentles dry goods house, on North Broadway
between Franklin avenue and Morgan street
burned at o'clock this morning. The loss
will foot up over 81. 200, 900.
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TIE MONUMENTAL.
gS7 and 500 Fs.nw
Fine Millinery. Cloaks. Hosiery. Gloves, &c.
We inauzurate q very extraordinary sale this week.
IL of Special" Sales and believe
n Is the best this One of striking features
and want to impress this upon yuu- that the bar
gains offered are Just as they are advertised
CLOAK SALE.
Hish-coss garments at immense bsS rains, compris-
inx 70 different styles All III still. reli. .
in fabric finish and desirable in everS eJnbr .'
fur-trimnled Refers and Vest Effect Jackets
in no instance less than sl2.
ALL OFFERED UNIFORMLY AT ass
"a varied styles Of garments fabrics of choice quail
fly stylish aud servieeable. embracing tailor Ade
and hip-pieced Cheviot Beaver and Cancels Hair
The least desirable Of the above would be reasonable
s16
Tfe entire line offered as.........ss 9s
Also hundreds % and so Per cent ess than regular
price.
NOVELTY CAPEs. ga TO sS4-
These garments cost more to import They are
choice garments and there not two alike.
CHILDRENS COATS. ALL SIZES. QUALITY AND
STYLE
10 Chidren's Coats. Gretchen at the uniform price
Of si-4s> Regular from e.. 50 to s. 30.
FURs.
Correct styles original designs. choicest materials
Perfection in every detail. Mufs from 9Sc. to the
1nest.
Imported Coqus Boas. Reduced to CSC.
Imported 3yArd long C0que Boas. Reduced to
e3s5.
TRIMMED MILLINERY
Desirable styles in Elegantly Trimmed Bonnets and
Toques.
Jptrimmed Felt Hats Of every description, all the
latest shades and shapes
Millinery Novelties.-Js, Bonnet Crowns aad orna-
naents. Cloth Embroidered Crowns Fancy Feathers
Jetted Quilts. Ostrich Pompons &c
Prince Of Wales Feathers from pc. to - bunch
For children . complete line of Has and Capes.
sk Feivsts color and Black millinery and
dress trininiing- Reduced to el25. Formerly o. .
yard
SPECIAL GLOVE SALE
l40 dozen Fosters Hook Gloves at 1ec
12D doEeu Biartx. 7Yc, about REGULAR price
"a dozen s-bu.ton Suede Of q. Value. 81 A.
Also the very best. which we import under our en-
elusive brands Also the best p. and p the Paris &c
Observation-Disclosures SALE
O. dozen All Linen, g for 23c. Regular price sc
soch.
l2U dozen Linen Lawn Embroidered and sczllopsd
Edxes to be divided IN two lots.
No. q. 19c. Regular price. PC.
No. st &c. Regular price, 39c. and Soc. quality.
GREAT SPECIAL SALE
in Hosiery and Merino Underwear. also Coysets.
nols-2s' THE MONUMENTAL.
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NEpRALarc PERsoys
Ana those troubled with nervousness resulting from
care or overwork will DO relieved by taking
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper.
YOU HAD TAKEN TWO OF CARRIERS LIT
ue Liver Pulls before retiring you would not have
hau tnat coated tongue bad taste mouth
morning. keep wal with You for occasional use MA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

New York Stock Market.
following are the opening and closing mice. n,
wire to Co,on rI s'Ses Market ported By special
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CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE.


AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE.
All Fancy and Plain Gina Silks. excellent quail
ity o9c yard
Strips OF Real Irish ,oint and Tambour Lace
Curtains. L to <yds. bne. excellent for sash our
tsns. &C.. worth % s12. 90 in curtains 75c strip
Chenille Portisres frinfed top And bottom pretty
oados) "a. "a pair
go and $40 Chsnillebrtieres. fine designs IS pair
s11 to s1S 80 Exts Fine Chenille Portieres.
figured al over OF Adoed. all colors.
90 9s pair. s5 u pair
Half pairs Of 10 to 80 Fine Chenille Por-
there's - 80 each
81 30 NOTTINGHAM Lace Curtains. 81 pair
s2 and 81. % Nofinzham Lace Curtsinss3 or 3h
yards long. whfe OF cream 81 As pair
&c 20 Fine nottingham Curtains. 81 81 peir
<3J0 Fine Nottu,hsn Curtains. e. 20 pair
IS and % Fine Nottingham Curtains .....-.. - pair
S5 Real Irish PoinIIse Curtains 81 AZ pair
Also great Bargains In finer Irish Points. Tambour
and Silk Stripe Curt1n.
soc. Opaque windovSlades. all colors. Soc each
81 % Kings Scotch Roland window Shades. &c each
New Madrases nne d<kns &c. to 7oc yard
15c. Silkolines. gres variety of patterns &c. yard
40-inch wide Fancy nperise for Curtains Head
nests &C.. 6css- lie. ybrd
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DELAvAU's
wHOOPING COUGH
REMEDY
Stops whoop. allays cough and cuts short disease.
Instant and nfailible in the sudden and dangerous
Group. Harmless and speedy in hacking and racxing
coughs. Over 40 year, in use Sold by druygists
EDWARD p. MERIT,
oclO-eo6m 1lth and sts., Washington C.
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SAKs AxD CoxpAsY.
AH That is Desirable in Dysss.
AVE. AND SEVENTH STREE,

~ 49, AsAloNABLE LADIES CORRECTIVE
gtst. A.A sSss ess-
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Ok The THRESHOLD

o. HE THRESHOLD
OF the HOLIDAYS DO you realize it, Don't
seem possible. Ye: it is q fact indisputabis--
time TO be bestrring yourself. especially If you
contemplate making fancy articles for Xmas
Presents Stocks are at their best now. Ina
week they will BEGIN to show that the
early pickeTs have been at work selecting the
cream Better lie one o. those early pickers and
get your share OF the FIRST and BEST, and
Jon not only get the best, but you save money,
as uauy articles you will cost you
mort in q few weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

LINENS. B1Asrs AND CoxroarA.
PRICES OIL BLANKETS AND
COoRTABLEs.
100 dozen Bleachsanask Towels. knottsd
fringe 1Sc each, 81 dozen
100 9Ox90 Ready I'm; Sheets, made Of Utica
Sn<ttne VI. 20 pair
36-inch SIC. Colo Embroidered Skirting
yard
e1-66-ineh Bleache1le Damasks, in assorted
patterns ..................-..-..15c yard
621sc. 5S-inch Bleacfscarf Damasks color Of
Scarf IAxht Blue. , Old Gold and Red 3Sc. yard
Remainder Of thosSs. 81. $40 and s-l2
Blesched Dsmaxk ord border) or Cardinal
He'd Table Cloths, rth " and g. so.
q. Is and q IS each
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hthe commercial parrots going to ''sins GU
song they'll have to change their pitch. AS w
nave said before-No other house DOES-EvER DID
or EVER WII.L-sell such STERLING QUALITIE
at snch Low PRICES AS WE QUOTE-and IT is
FACT!
SAKs AND CoMrAS1,
AT SPLIT PR1cEs."
We persue . policy in our SHOE DEPART.
MENT that keeps the ''barKain trees" hanging
heavy with choice fruit all the time Our large
trade ''eats" into the complete lines TO fast
that from one week to the next the sizes in
dozen different styles give way. Rather than
''hli in" the bianks-we bring them ou,-''bar-
gain the price"-and order over again for stock.
Catch the idea! In that way there's
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AT sAKs."
They're the most popular ssllers-the styles
that form the corner stones Of our enviable
reputation crispins.
TO-DAY VIZ PICK Up A
HE LOOSE LINES In 3 DArs
LADIES SHoEs SALE,
S249 hSS 5sTHsf II q RAR BoJ ZIP
s s s5s s snspsd on tn, the Opera snd Common
Iatk about eoptort-irs AeyA
SE$S $sA
None more COMFORT
b sS 1rssn Tses :ss r ns so IID
Ma Made on opsIs Last with Patent Leather Tips
Qsati,v- ConJort-stv..
S79 81 Efsq SSo4 e H = pf b1se5 5IP
TOPS, TOPS; 81, SHAPED on the waikenphasf Last and
The Sake Serpiceabie Shoes.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
To the allotted time. It won't take lonssr than
tnat to clear them out. We haven't all sizes
In each lot-but ALL SIZES in the four.
You doat need any assurance Of reliability
THAT THEY'RE FROM Us Is SUI.
FICIENT.
'rarAD The News.
Tell your husbands that we've doubled our
FURNISHING DEPARTMENTAL spscs
and facilities. The HATS nkewiss-cLorH.
ING. too. Fact 10. we've ..iss out, all over
the stors
SAKs Am Conpasr.
AH That is Desirable in Dvsss.
AVE AND SEVENTH STREET I
IL ~ tAsAIoNABLE LADIES' CORRECTIVE ;
on,G - AngoStnra Bitters. the woglA.renownsd !
Is VI d. O. u .. sasssrs Sous. All ysur dEus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

1.-THE commercial parrots going to ''sine our
song they'll have to change their pitch. AS WE
have said before-No other house DOES-EvER DID
or EVER WlLL-sell such STERLING QUALITIES
at snch Low PRICES AS WE QUOTE-and IT is A
FACT!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

Tsi your husbands that we've doubled our
FURNISHING DEPARTMENTAL space
and facilities. The HATS likewiss-cLorH.
ING. too. Fact ID. we've ..iss outn all over
the store.
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CIoAks. GossAMEns. WnApprns, &c.
III uiutn PER CENT DISCOUNT OFF THE EN-.
il o. tire stock Of Ladies'. Misses and Chidren,s
a a. ~ Cioaks and Capes Of all descriptions; moth
Ill ~o" ing held back Also 10 per cent of of Wan
pers. Gossamers. Mackintoshes. &c.
YELLING AND NEcKwrAR
&c s,irah Silk Ruching. all colors To- ward
Soc. Striped and Plaid Windsor Ties, extra wide
anu iohk csc. each
2oc Sewing Silk Yelling. all colors lie. ward
2Oc. Tissue Yelling, chenille dot nil coIors ,ac y.
2oc. and 3oc Chiffon. embroidered, Navy.
Brown. Black. Lisht Blue. Heliotrope, Gray
49,. .lsc. yard
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IN PER CENT OFF THE MARKED
~ prices Of every Wrap in the Cloak
Observation-Disclosures. Misses and Chill
drens Also 10 per cent off of Wrappers
and Gossamers. That means stylish gar.
msnts at fully oNE-QuARTER LESS
than You will have TO pay any where else.
The Dress Goods items are also sxcep-
tionally interesting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

THIS STAR SALE rs THE CHANCE
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-22

1t is clear enough that we can raise
far b tier oranges than California,
aud produce them far more cheaply.
Very probably we shall compete with
California in their own home market.
As to transportation, if we have the
fruit to ship in quantity, that will be
provided. In fact our lumber ships
will have abundance of room on their
return to Puget Sound. Oranges
are not perishabIe like bananas they
will bear long passages.
OF course no one mast fancy that
the Old style of dealing with orange
trees is going to answer. The bust
ness is one demanding brains and
force to make it success. One
half of the skill applied to growing
oranges in California will do won
ders here. Who ever sees an orange
tree on Oahu dressed or MANFRED, or
pruned, except possibly in some gar
denY Probably judcious culture and
pruning will produce as favorable
results on oranges as on any other
trees of the orchard. Here is splen-
did chance for some of the success.
ful California citrus men to try their
hands. No doubt the difference of
climate and soil will give them mu oh
to learn, and in some respects quite
different treatment will be required.
If anyone wants to survey an ideal
region for farming homes, let HIM
ride inland two or three miles from
Pearl City, to nearly where the
woods begin, Droughts rarely af-
feet that level, Of say 500 to 1900 TT.
Rain water is abundant. TIE deep
open valleys can be filled with
oranges. While these are growing
the intermediate spaces of the trees
will grow pineapples, potatoes,
squashes, melons and all vegetables.
Hard work and skill will be called
for, but it will pay.
S. f. BISHOP.