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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-09-26

PACIFIC PUBLISHING CO.,
Ainsworth Block, Portland, Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16
Tn Bow MAacHx

WE HAVE A FEW WORDS on krBBoNs.
foU KNOW WE ONLY WILL SELL ALL
SILK RIBBONS. NO c0rToS kIxED
RIBBONS IN STOCK. 50 YOU CAN AL
WAYS RELY ON QUALITY. WE sEcURKD
SOME BARGAIN LOTS THAT WE ARE
GIVING YOU A CHANCE ATS WIDTHS
ALL SILK BLACK @. O.. SATIN EDGE.
NO. Ia NO. -. NO. 50 AT l5c.. eoc.. CSC.
WORTH FULLY %, 30 AND Sc. THEN
WE GOT A SASH RIBBON, 8 INCH WIDE.
wArERED SATIN EDGE. WHITE. CREAM.
PINK. BLUE AND CARDINAL, 90 CENTS;
BUT THE BEST BARGAINS rs THE 3
STYLES OF BLACK FANCY aRos GRAIN
NO. - RIBBON AT % CENTS, AND THE
TINsEL RIBBONs NO 30 AT so CENTS.
WORTH es CENTS. OTHER RIBBONS AT
VERY Low PRICES THAT WE KNOW
WILL INTEREST YOU.
LAcEs.-3 NEW DESIGNS IN CHAN
TILLY DEMI FLoUNcINGs. WHICH W x
HAVE MARKED AT o., .5c. and Is
CENTS; AT s. CENTS FULLY 10 INCHES
WIDE - ALL THREE VERY Low FOR
QUALITY. ALSO LINE OF cHANTILLY
LAcEs FRONT TO INCHES WIDE; 10 TO
2oCENTs you WILL THINK cHEAP-ANp
THOSE 45-CENT ESPRIT NETS WITH
BORDER IN BLACK, NAVY. WHITE.
CREAM. TAN AND CARDINAL ARE
SELLING WELL. THINK WE CALLED
YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR CHIFFON
LAcEs. PRICES NOW 25 CENTS TO %
CENTS. WERE Sc. TO els ALL EX-
IRA GOOD VALUE.
TRIMMED HAT DEPARTMENT. WE
HAVE JUST MADE UP A SPECIAL LINE
OF BLACK LACE AND NET HATS.
NEATLY AND sTYLIsHLY MADE. TO
SELL AT Sa9s. SOME NEW DESIGNS
IN IMPORTED HATS JUST IN. YOU
SHOULD SEE THEM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16
The illness o, Blaine like that of Gladstone

The illness OF Blaine like that Of Gladstone
calls attention poin:edly. in the almost univer-
sal interested and anxious comment of the
people which it has excited. to the strong hold
which these great party leaders have secured
upon the admiration and regard of their
respective countries. Such men are
usually compelled tn wait until after
death for unreserved appreciation and
general and opei recognition of their
genius Illness which suggests to a country or
to a party the possibility of the loss of a wise
and brilliant statesman, jealous in its service,
sometimes ELECTS for the living portion of the
tribute of deserved praise which a majority of
the public are accustomed to reserve until it
may be lavished upon the dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16
Mr., HAr VIM. Tn. Sun
F. T T.; u:

An along the line Of our choice oINoHAM stoek v,
have ordered reductions that VII take effect from
MONDAY MORNING. Ths cuts have bean sAls
deep russ into the very latest of the rarst p.stsrna
The latest dsens Just arrived add their merit to III
weight OF quality already hsresnd together they prs
SAINT solid front Of beauty that DO bousht chsaps
than you have heard quoted this season. The onl,
weak spot b the quantity. The first onslaught q
eager buyers will materially sbridee the VARSITY.
fou had better be ct the head Of the procession.
Yow know the full worth Of the standard 80.
inch SCOTCH GINGHAMS that have not
been heard Of for les than 25c. yard-chscls,
stripes and plaida Tov know what pretty pat.
terms ours sre-made In Blue. Lavender Pink,
Navy Bius. Gray, Green. Ross-in fast all the
fashionable colors. There are some new ones
you haven't seen-sbout thirty pieces In AL
pick for yourselves at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

Now If the Large concessions made by Eng
land to Portugal in order TO save the monarchy
should not save it what must be the chagrin of
Lord Sahsbury's cabinet should England in
terfere to suppress the republic with the as
sistance Of Spain France would probably take
. hand. both on republican principles and be-
cause she has a grudge to pay against the in
reference Of the Portuguese kings relatives in
behalf Of the Boulanger sedition- In such a
complication the baby king of Spain might
also ind himself without crown or the hope
Of ONE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16
LADIES SUMNER UxpERwzAn.

Extra values in this department. - this IL an
entirely NEW STOCK. We did some pretty
sharp buying, and with good results. as you viii
md out for yourself whom you have examined
OUR ASSORTMENT. These are but HINTS:
SOFT-F1NIsHRD L1sLs VESTS, SWISS
ribbed, low neck. no sleeves. in CREAM.
ECRU. WHITE. SPECIAL PRICE. 4sc. each.
GAUzE RIBBED JERSEY VEST. low neck.
SLEEVELESS. WORTH REGULARLY $50.
OUR SPECIAL PRICE, Csc. each.
EGYPTIAN RIBBED VESTS. high neck.
long sleeves. SPECIAL PRICE, &c. each.
RIBBED BALBRIGGAN VESTS. low mack.
sleeveless. SPECIAL VALUE, Csc. each.
RIBBED BALBRIGGAN DRAWERS. vol
finished. Regular value. 4Sc. Our SPECIAL
PRICE, 35c. pair.
JERSEY RIBBED COMBINATION SUITS,
al sizes, MADE Of REAL MACO COTTON.
Regular valuo, Csc. OUR SPECIAL PRICE.
60c. suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

Whether approved or not by the governor
the bill Of the Pennsylvania legislature appro-
priating SlOO, coo for group statue of Meade
and his corps commanders at Gettysburg is ap-
proved by the public without regard to party.
The Union saved at Gettysburg on those
Hateful days Of July. Meade and his men have
IN enduring monument in the hearts of patri-
OTIS, but the fashion Of erecting monuments Of
bronze, marble and granite to the republics
protectors and martyrs is one to be perpetu-
ated. .a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16
- GLORIA SILK UMBRELLAS s0A e.
ssvssd Ass<sss FOR sLss sssA cs~s n -
essMsss fAsa.
w. A. Pn.Or & Ca.
sasss.sou 10 = O. p.vs.
0sMaska spsss.
Corner ssh ssrsse
THE PRICES EXACTLY HALF.
A SPECIAL JOE IN lIsboHs.

4 SPECIAL JOB IN HIBDoN0.
We hsvs this day placed q sa,s three extr.-
ordinary values in NOVELTY NECK RIB
BoNs ct Just HALF the regular prices Thess
RIBBONS, somnch IN use this season. were -
cured from . wsll-known importer st half the
usual price. and Ne Offer them 10 our patrons 81
the same rate.
LOT l-ALL-sILK NOVELTY NECK RIB
BoNs, In eros grain with fancy LACE EDGE,
In all Of the lsading SHADES aad cOMBINA-
TONS. inch wide. Regular price. DC. yard
OUR JOB PRICE, lie. yard.
LOT &FANCY BRoCADED NECK RIB
BoNs. in pretty and rich effects. just brought
out this SPRING. Very popular for the necks
Of dresses. REGULAR price. 22c. yard. OUR
SPECIAL JOB PRICE. lie. yard.
LOT 3-ALL-SILK GROS GRAIN LOOP
EDGE RIBBON. In q different coLoRs and
COMBINATIONS. consisting of Solid Colors
and PLAIN CoLORs with CONTRASTING
LOOP EDGE. This is the most popular NECK
Ribbon in the market. We have had tremen-
dous sale Of this style Of Ribbon for the past 8
months. REGULAR price. &c. SPECIAL JOB
PRICE, lie. yard.
NOVELTY RIBBON for HAT BANDS or
BELTS. We have also received . pretty as-
sortmsnt Of those heavy Fable Ribbons, in
STRIPES and RING patterns, in COMBINA-
TONS Of BLACK and RED. NAVY and CAR
DINAL. BLACK and WHITE. WHITE and
BLACK. Special price. SOC. I'D.
ALSO NEW LINE OF SATIN BACK VEL
VET RIBBON, IN all of the newest and most
popular shades. Velvet Ribbons. ss you know.
are the prettiest and most fashionable dress
sarnishings IN use. We have them In all
widths 1t pricss most moderate.
CHINA SILK TENNIS sASHES. with
knotted fringe ends. In shadings of ORANGE.
LIGHT BLUE. PINK. BLACK. CREAM.
CARDINAL and WHITE. 3yards long. sPE-
CIAL PRICE 40 Zach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

Edison is reported to be constructing a
sounding board of wires and magnetic ores to
hear the music Of Apollo as he rolls along in
his fiery chariot through the vault of the uni
verse. IL the sun can be linked to the high /
ming as well as the parlor to the opera house,
rs promised. what secret Of society or mystery
OF nature is secure from Edison's world
sngirdling genius? II this wild walpurgis-
night Of science goes on earth is sure to con-
verse with Mars and Venus and even with
hinged Saturn and belted Jupiter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

Edison is right about the price of world fair
tickets Twenty-Five cents apiece is sufficient.
More money can be made at that rate than at
the larger rate of fifty cents, which it has been
taken for granted would be charged. The
smaller price will be great inducement for
paterfamilias to come with materfamiIias
and all the girls and boys. At Paris the average
admission fee not large as twenty five
cents Chicago may well follow the example
of the shrewd and thrifty French in fixing the
ticket rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

at Is something in the dearth Of fame" that
some of the southern states by the late census
showeds gain Of enrolled pupils in public
schools over the gain Of population Of 80 to 90
per cent When such hitherto, educasionaIy
speaking, backward communities as Arkansas
and Mississippi make fine showing like this,
the bird Of freedom can afford to utter an
extra scream as he soars aloft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

: The rapid accumulation of Washington relics
has strengthened the purpose of the Mt. Yer
non regents to erect 9 ire-proof building to
hold them The new structure will be a valua-
bic accession to the estate and will add greatly
10 the interest Of the people in this shrine Of
liberty Everything relating to George WASH
ington and his private residence is interesting
to Americans and their admirers abroad. 1t is
gratifying TO learn that within Q very short
time the collection Of valuable washingtoniara
has gro Fn largely over any previous period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

Canada. governmentally considered, is not
happy. The premier 10 physically disabled,
his Oldest colleague is legally and morally under
the ban and the third statesman in influence ia
absent at bis post in London. All this requires
ACCOMPLISHMENTS John Macdonald to health,
SIR Hector Lansevn to freedom from indiet-
ment for fraud and malversation of public
funds, or at least the return to home and as
sumption OF chief authority Of Sir Charles
1upPer The "kanucks" have our sympathies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16
Prof. Goodwin Smith may be all right on reel

Prof Goodwin Smith may be all right on reci-
procity, but he certainly Is all wrong on public
schools in the United States. Denouncing the
proposition for free schools made BY the tory
party in England, he saws that commission Of
inquiry should be sent to the United States and
Canada, where, he says. the results prove
that the system has become one Of public
almsgiving on the largest scale to people not
needing it, leaving the dangerous class still
dangerous The Canadian school system may
or may not be able to take care of itself; the
system of public schools in the states and terri
tories Of this republic and the District of Column
bia cannot suffer from any such statement where
the facts in the case are accessible. But Goodwin
Smith, an intense partisan apparently more
particular to maintain his cause by words than
facts, ought not TO pervert the truth with
which Of necessity he is somewhat acquainted,
as he has resided some little time in
this country. The proposition for free
schools in England may be Estate socialism,"
as Prof Smith says but it is not necessarily
''per:lous," as he declares. The particular bill
supported by the government is not, perhaps,
the best that could have been devised TO ef-
feet the purpose. It is probably too
much in the line OF aid extended to
schools as religious institutions, parcelling
out the educational fund between the
regular parochial or Church ofEnglsnd schools,
and the smaller dissenting schools. The time
may be no. the most suitable, when the gov
eminent is one Of church and state combined,
to set up free common school system Never
theless free schools are the only means By
which the mass Of children will ever be edu-
Gated In any country. The hill should be i'm
proved as far possible and enacted If Gold
win Smith is willing to risk learning nything
tina. he does notwsnt 10 learn for polemical pur
poses he might come along with the proposed
commission and find how wide Of tho mark is
his sweeping statement above cited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16
90 CENTS A YARD.

Ascent Grade has been established of some
fresh landings sud the lending Of . few Of the
most unique styles from the 100. and Sc. coll
lsctions. Pick for yourselves 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

$50. Exsno1prsr F1ouso1saa
Mondays special attraction II the o1srins Of our
8oc Flouncings for only Csc. yard.
WHITE EMBROIDERIEs-Not trashy pattern o.
last years design in stock Undoubtsd bargains may
be secured those who can appreciate Ans goods and
CORRECT STYLES
45-inch Ffouncinss. &c. to O. 50 yard.
0apure and Irish Point Rmbroideriss In ali widths
for ruffiss, 25c. TO q gard.
Nainsook and Hamburg Edges. y inch 10 ~ inches
wide. &c. to 81 . yard.
Match Sets. ans Cambria and Naiusooks. three ana
four widths Of edsins with insertion to match.
4S-inch II. 3. India Linen, 26c. 10 00c.
F1aid Nainsook. 12c. 70 25c. per yard.
Twelve choice dssigns snd unusually good quality ct
lee yard.
India Linens, canbeics. Lawns. b.. 1t all psacsa
Imperial Long Cloth. q. 30 per piece Of l2 ysrda
husiins and shsstins also u special prices.
BLACK EMBRoIDERIEs srs an fam. Black
Nainsook Robss with Aowsss emhroidsssd in usta-
nj coioss. The patterns with trimmiass for body
come IN 4yard lengths. sufcisus Tor complete ces-
tumss Prices frou soc. 70 - Per yard.
The Black Hsmsttschsd Nainsoos. g mehss M,
st only 4Sc and 6oc. yard.
basek Dottsd SWIM. fsrsian. Lawns. Nun. -.
ygi-5 TEE RAIAu ROYAL
4. LIsN1R
cesnw lstA - end N svA
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IS CENTS AWARD.

The only four pieces that you have left n Of
those novelties In plain grounds. with BLACK
POLKA SPOTS. Blue. Navy Blue, Rose and
Gray contrast richly with the Black Spots.
They were 45c. Pick for yourselves &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

Eleven pieces Of 42-inch Side Band Ginehams
that were so cents ret the sams ''set down"
Lavender. Blue. Gray. Rose. &c. popular
shades like these. Another List Of Highland
dnsry-Pick for yourselves at
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so CENTS AYARD,

Those S0inch SCOTCH CREPONs-than
which you will find nothing more comfortable
and with ten ways to look for Satisfactory
pattsrn-we have put in this grand "GING-
HAM movement" at
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25 CENTS A YARD.
90 CENTS AYARD.

Ten pieces of 5O-cent DAMAsK - Brown.
Pink. Blue. Tan and Lavender in the lot. are
laid out for you to pick for yourselves Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

Kaiser Williams horses ran away with him
yesterday in such a manner as to cause serious
doubts in his mind whether or not he vas alone
master in that country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

John Young Brown 10 The new governor Of
Kentucky. He will be formally elected, how
ever, before he takes the position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

Mr.. T. b. Reed, at present in Europe, seems
TO be rather slow in congratulating Kaiser VIII
helm on his Il alone am master in thi, conn
try" sentiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

How is Mr.. Boyd, late acting governor Of Ne
braska, going to get even, should the Supreme
Court, after several years delay, dscide that be
was the real governor?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16
SUMNER WooL Dnsss Goops.

We want judges Of quality to these special lots Of
Black Wool Dress Goods. II you haven't confidence
in your ability to Judge. ask for samples and make
with what you'n be shown elsewhere at
the same prices.
Prisstleys A5-tnch Light weight Dstists sec. yard
Priestleys 42inch snk Warp Clairette. 81 % yard.
Prisstleys 42-inch Summer Convent Cloth, 81. %
yard. 55s,e.aos.
I1V you cot samples stsssheye ses that riestiey,s
are given you. Yeu will notes "B. PrfsseisvA Co. !"
IN geld stters tAs Sadsr sslvsdes Of tAe scnssae
eoods. ifl ss5tas
Here srs soms sxcsllent warranted Fast Black All
pure Wool Dress ooods In summer weight. that have
all the appearance Of Priestieys higher priced eoods
42-inch Black Atwood Bstiste. 75c yard.
40-inch nlsek Atwood Aihstross. CSC. yard.
42inch An-wool Num- vsiling. 76c. yard
lo-insh Ail-vool Nsns vsihns, &c. yard.
THE PALA1s ROYAL
Confined bslow.,
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IS CENTS A YARD.

The SATIN PLAID Novelties and host of
other innovations OF this season that have set
the fashion world ION edge" stand as factors Of
this sale. Fifteen varieties in this particular
lot. Regardless of all former prices aow you
may pick for yourselves at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

Marshailtovn, lows, is to have beet sugar
factory which will turn out 400 tons Of short
sweesenin' " per day and want protection at
the usual rates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16
20 CENTS A YARD,

EMBROIDERED GINGHAMs-a quartet Of
shades-Light and Dark Blue, Lavender and
Black, or Black and Whits-e2H cents usually
tasred to Join this sale-you pick for your
selves at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

81 Monday wiu see q nsW supply Of ts-fncA Black
Ssik Lace DraDsry Nets at only % cents yord sups-
rior to Vhat are usually cold at higher prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

England, renembering the Alahans busi-
ness. chuciles over our impetuous zeal in try
ing 10 catch the Itata
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

esuppose we send out deadly coal scow 10
oyogtaks aud sinh -A
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80 CENTS A YARD.
40 CENTS A YARD.

We have better grade to show--choicef and
newer patterns-32 inches wide. too-only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16
IS CENTS A YARD,

three colors in the family-Red, Gray and
Navy Hus-30 inches wide-are now but
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SHOES ARE LEADERS WITH us.

IT Is ONLY ONE DEPARTMENT OFT OF
SIXTY. But IT Is EXTENSIVE ENOUGH FOR
Us TO SELL MORE GOODS ANNUALLY THAN
ANY SINGLE SHOE HOUSE, IN THE STATE OF
MARYLAND OR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
THERE MUST BE SOME REASON FOR THIS
SOME GOOD REASON. AND SINCE THERE CAN
BE NO BETTER REASON FOR THE INCREASE
OF ANY BUSINESS THAN PRICE AND QUALITY
HAPPILY UNITED. WE'LL LET THAT 60 Az
THE CAUSE FOR OUR GOOD FORTUNE IN
SHOES.
WE HAVE SOME LINES OF SHOES MADE Ex-
cIusIvELY FOR Us. THESE WE HAVE REP
UTATIoN FOR THE SIZES RUN TRUE.
THE WIDTHS ARE ACCURATE, THE rNsIpEs
ARE SMOOTH As GLASS. THE STYLE Is IN
THEM AND THEY ARR FINISHED UPON HONOR.
THE PRICE is MATTER OF MORE SURPRISE
THAN ANYTHING ELSE, Es,EcIAILY WHEN
COMPARISON Is MADE WITT OTHER HIGHER
AND LowER-PRIcEp LEADERS" OF OTHER
MAKES. THIS SHOE WE REFER TO Is ONE You
CAN SAFELY ORDER WITHOUT SEEING 1T OR
TRYING IT ON. THEY WILL FIT. THEY VIII,
BE COMFORTABLE THY WILL BE AS EASY
AT FIRST As OLD SHOES THEY ARE MApEor
BRIGHT AND DULL DoNGoLA. BUTTON
STYLE OPERA. sQUAIE OR COMMON SENSE
TOES with PATENroR NATURAL LEATHER
TIPS, ALL SIZES. IN WIDTHS \. CD
AND 4. NOW. III YU KNOW WHAT A GUAR
ANTEE MEANS IN MoEs WEIGH CAREFULLY
THE FACT THAT We WARRANT EVERY PAIR
OF THESE SHOES TO BE ABSOLUTELY WITH
OUT FLAW AND % BE EQUAL In EVERY RE-
spEcr TO ANY o SHOE SOLD ON EARTH, WE
ASK slg7 A PAR FOR THEM.
HERE IN BALTIMORE WE HAVE AN ENoR.
NOUS TRADEoN THESE SHOES. IrHAs AVER
AGED TO DECREASE Ar THE RATE OF 100
PAIRS WEEK SINCE WE FIRST PUT THEM
IN. WE sB.L TO QUITE NUMBER OF WASH.
INoroN LADIES FROM THIS LINE. THEY
HAVE TESTED THEIR GENUINE WORTH, AND
WE FIJI. THEIR ORDERS BY MAIL ALL THE
TIME. IT is NOT NECESSARY FOR YOU TO
TRY HIM on LIZ YOU KNOW PRECISELY WHAT
sIzT YOU WEAR. AS no SHOES EVER RUIZ
CLsER OR TRUER TO SIZE THAN THESE.
r WE RECEIVE YOUR ORDER IN The MORN.
Da YOU HAVE YOUR SHOES THE SAME EvKx.
NG.
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WAnn Warm. Goops.

WARM w EArHER 6ooDs.
,yysh.ys a zpg.q.Ily l.rzs ss.sstnnss q
3Np hAffzS YSRSfT5 5Sst 4 .s. ZIP =,
scrptton- Inspect our sock and mote ths
BABY CARRIAGES.
NV have go many on hand e. Oh: tim: q
pOss q them have cut the price vsy down.
Note the rsaucssen, on the famous
! s33 Carriase redueedto e2
] "a 80 Carriage reduced 70 SIS.
! $50 Carriage reduced to ga
sl6 Carriage reduced to go so.
sis csrr rasss r rsSassd e e si
Of ali makes q CsErissss, on which the
prices have been reduced to actual cost.
Now is your opportunity to secure one
Bee our Ls.dsr st $3.50
n.s;: on: 1.s; 8: tho: ssst :sa
fsvsry as.sr,psson from q 70 sss.
MArrISss.
Fancy MA ss.sns q :. sssa: n. g
importations. Low prices
Fancy MattinG. patterns. ct Is psr roll Of
500 ROLLS
Extra Heavy Seamless Fancy MATING, 10
patterns, our leader, at 25c. per yard.
$500 ROLLS
20 patterns, Extra Heavy Seamless Fancy
Mating At 4Oe. per yard
1900 ROLLS
Cotton Warp. Damask and Extra Fine
Seamless White and Fancy Natti nss 81
prices from 40 to to cents
SMYRNA RUGS.
We have about 500 Good Quality Smyrna
Rugs which viii Close out al less than reru-
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SpIw SsGsas y Nsaksrs seAsv sttrsssJswe la
Laess. fssmmtnsa Sm>vss6wtsA Ssess.as a. -
sdJetntns ssjuas Ass1s6 "assdgxsssssvo ~
LaeeeLs ~ osi< are 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-16

HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES, Csc. OPAQUE.
-,,4. ~ sss,sss1 ~ =.
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so CENTS A YARD.

Yellow. Blue. Rose. Lavender. Pink, Pearl
and Brown COIN SPOTS have settled down To
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oss. ~>ry s.s.s.s s.sa s'slsss - su~Asvs
JOHNSON & LurrxxrI.
rs MARKET SPACE.
NEW SUMMER DRESS srurrn

NEW SUMNER DRESS sruFTA
The newest thines that FASHION has stamped Vim
nef approval fo< the miasummer days,
<Sinch Black Russian Dr.p>ry Meta An o~ur~~ "A
"npes' AZ ISe.. pse.. 81 and sl.2b
<otnch blsck Brussels Drspery Nct. IN polhs noes
ana coraer-d de>isns 81 e. so. 81 70 and s2 Thess
are al the latest IN style and guaranteed pure sih
New Satin stripe sik Grenadines a. a Is ana n 20
Per yard.
Plain sff Grenadines al o. and Oh. Is p.r ysrd
421nch Cancels Hair orenAdine AZ tac p,r x.rs
Worth sl 25
lot OF Grenadines reduced 90 asc, s7,<c ana sor
Per yard. Formerly 5oc.. 7Sc. and si.
4ofnch snk and Wool r.mise at 81 Per ysrd
45-inch silk and Wool Ianslowne at sl 80 r~r ward
<2-inch Bsck Brilliantines. soc. % Ell y
New Black Brcche sstines 35,sc. per yard.
New All-wool French Challies tgures and strsp>s
on DARK and hxht grounds NJ soc pr yard Worth ec
New Sea Island Ponsees at l2,se. and l5c per yard
REASONABLE PRICES and reliable goods Thsfs
the story and the Why sell such QUANTITIES. The
many who buy know sood quality and pass the wore
along TO their friendx
JOHNSON LUTTRELLs
PoPULAR-PRIcEp DRY GOODS HOUSE,
mylo 7l3 MArke, Space bet. IN and ssh Cd.