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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02

Minister Lincoln was quite surprised in Lon
don yesterday when an Associated Press re-
porter informed him that he contemplated be-
coming Secretary of War There's nothing
like going away from home to hear the news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02

The Countess Clancarty, nee Billion, will be
unavoidably detained from London society
circles owing to her duties on the s,lge in sup
port Of her husband The young earl should
thank heaven il has given him such a wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02

Unless all signs fail Hon. Roswell p. Flower
will be the democratic candidate for governor
Of New York. He's willin' and he has an am
plitude Of bank account most desirable for
campaign purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02
LOOK BEFORE You LEAP"
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you Just in the midst Of your summer dressnak
ing 1t Will be interesting for you to know that we
are opening some neu patterns in 4o-inch SKIRT
INGS. 1t will pay to change Your plans and get
at least one out Of the collection. They are EN-.
broidered in bands and polka dots and only cost
Soc, 15c., Sc. 81. 81. p and LBS, according
to how fine You find them. They are beauties for
the money.
There have been some DRAWN WORK and BLOCK
designs here little longer. The quality of them
varies the cost-ony to the limit Of uatue. though
s15O. $l.7o, g.. 30 and 60. 80 yard.
Have you been through our stock Of EMBRoIDERIES
lately! 1t is brimful of effects you will find IL a
difncult matter to discount.
45-inch FLOUNCINGS - WHITE, embroidered in
Light Pink and Blue-$2 yard.
THE BLACK FLOUNCINGS, with the Black and
colored embroideries from sl.25 to s3. so .
yard; narrow bits of Black, gold embroidered,
to use with them, 3Oc. yard.
With the prices fixed we have them q pretty thin
dress is a possibility to every purse.
More news-Those ECRU TINTED ROBES have been
reduced from SIS. rs to sl3. So If you wonder
If that is cheap, or not. sit down and figure MP
the cost. item by item
Most Children go into white" in the summer and a
reduction we have made in 27-inch PLATED
FLOUNCING. from 80 to 81 SO. will find many
ready buyer. The 81 15 quality has been
dropped to 81. % yard. That is more for the
money than usually comes in the month Of
June.
Our CHILDREN's FLOUNCIN6s-22 to 81 inches
wide-are petite little designs embroidered in
narrow CAMBRIA. SWISS and NAINSOOK
Pearl edge and hemstitched SOC. to g. 2.5 a yard.
The EDGINGS will 20 most appropriately with the
Flouncng patterns show.
CAMBRIA. SWISS and NAINSOOK INSERTINGS-
widths to suffice. to soc. yard.
ALL-OvER EMBROIDERIES In CAMBRIA. SWISS
and NAINSOOK-75c. Sc. 9Oc., II. 81. % and
e1.35 yard.
CAMBRIA EMBROIDERIESS from one to ten inches
y x,ss-S'' &C., '0''' Y n'''' lS'' and zoe.
The trimming saddles" htSe on to the cost of q
gown-and with nothing but 'beauty spots" to
pick among You cannot stray very far from Q
handsome result.
Perhaps you may ind Just such pattern and length
as you are looking for In our basket Of remnants.
We cut up much Of this stock that the ''short
endG" are bound to accumulate. We don't want
them around-so we pay in poor price TO have
you take them into your service.
Then WASH EMBROIDERIES are one Of the VERY
busy hooks Of the store now. Price and patterns
are strong attractions.
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
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TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1891.

With unceasinz regularity We
are letting down" prices. OF
course We have an object, and
here it is: We want to close out
everything belonging to the sea-
son now passing. to open the fall
season with a new store" and
new stock" The store improve
ments are rapidly progressing.
and the builders will soon DO
ready for the first floor.
Here is Q list Of the latest re-
auctions:
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES
FLANNEL WAISTS. There are
hardly three dozen left-enough
for tomorrow. unless too many
of you come. Cream Flannel
Waists. Sizes \. 10 and II Years.
Half price, 81 to 81.
Jersey Waists, In Navy Blue
and Cardinal. Sizes 4. 9. 3. 10
and IL years. Reduc from
81. 80 and 90 to 81.
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES
SUITS REDUCED. Only one or
two of each size, so be wary.
Cream Flannel "Outina" Suits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02

Winston, North Carolina, yesterday cello
brated the visit Of George Washington to that
place one hundred years ago. Isn't this wait
ing rather n long time to acknowledge yisIt?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02
w. A. PIERCE & Co.
Successors to E. @. Davis,
719 Market Space.
Corner Sth street.
AN oPPoRTUNE SALE OF EMBROIDERED
DRESS FLoUNCINGs.

Past opportunities have shown the possibili-
ties of ECONOMY in the LARGE EMBROID-
cry SALES. Another occasion of this same
sort Will occur tomorrow. Observation Of pres
ent conditions has shown this as the TIME for
GREAT transaction in EMBROIDERED
FLOUNCINGS. We have availed Of it freely,
and tomorrow morning will bring the goods
and their marvellous prices. Today we give you
description and REDUCED prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02

Judge James has rendered decision whicl
viii not only give Washington lone Of tn
finest" but all Of the finest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02

Having settled Italy, Boring sea and the Itata
(sic) we are now prepared to take hand with
France in the Newfoundland fisheries matter.
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PRrcE Nor CoSsDrnED.
WE MUST REDcE THE STOCK.


We take our annual inventory the last Of thu
month and must redre the stock e.. 200 be-
fore that time. Meppreciate the fact that in
order 20 induce you buy freely at this season
Of the year we must fer unusual bargains. 50
we have put the kni' deep into prices and have
made q cut which " believe you cannot resist
you will come an Sc US.
We offer our erre stock Of Ingrains. all
wool, best makes.t SOC. yard This 10 Len
than cost to manlscture them. You Will Day
Zoe. for them thisAiL
Ro,bury and DER Tapestry CARPETS ct 7Jc.
Lower grades at and Doc
Best Five Fran Body brussels. which viii b.
sold at sl.35 tn tall. We offer tempt.tioa
at OIL.
Moquets. evsbody knowr what they are.
Our entire stocat ell % per yard
Smyrna Rusi~e cut the original price IN half.
On Portisresnd Upholstery Goods the cost 10
not reckoned-
The reducte In our furniture department n
great. We nae few VI the bargains:
6Cane-seashairs. walnut hnish, e. So
A Nicely fished Antique suite. sl0.9o. He
been err SO
Solid Oak ute, s2s so Worth ESQ.
The gresst Oak Suite in the market ~
e27 so.
English Or Suite. large bevel plate. has bssa
cas-. Nov3a.5O.
6-piece pr-cloth Parlor Suite. s35.
0-piece ush Suite. s40 80.
o-piece nton Rug Suite. s75. Worth ESQ.
A largslurkish Suite. 5 pieces. In tzpsstU
and silk ush. ssS
ThsssPoss are for cash only.
W. u. HoEKE,
hla 9Th and Pennsylvania Ave.
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FAST BLACK H1Spoo C1orH
EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGs.

EMbhOlDEhED FLU NCiNGS.
patterns of Black Hindoo Cloth Flouncing,
A inches wide. EMBROIDERED in WHITE
or HELIOTROPE; HEMSTITCHED. Regu-
lar price. Sis. Marked down to
S1O0 yard.
45-inch FAST BLACK HISDOO CLOTH
Flouncing, EMBROIDERED in GOLD or
SILVER TINSEL. in very rich and elaborate
designs; HEMSTITCHED. Regular value,
$3.50 and So WE HAVE MARKED them
DOWNto
S1.50 yard
H1NDO0 CLOTH FLOUNClNG EMBROID-
Erred in Persian Colors. WARRANTED Fast,
in neat and novel patterns. Regular price,
81. 10. Marked down to
$l.49 yard.
We also show this line of goods on up to SO
and "a yard, in dozens of different Patterns and
styles too numerous to mention.
NOTE.-WE uiH CUT you any length or
quantity Of the abore goods at the prices
quoted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02

The seal of the Presbyterian church has beer
g. 2stxiexed and the snakes must go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02
MEs's Souvenir LIST.
Department near door No.

Department near door No. 1If9 Pa. aUe,
81 Health" Atwood Summer Underwear .s2c
15c Summer Underwear all styles. &c
Soc Summer Underwear. all styles. .42c
Soc. Half Hose, ali styles. .39c
DC. Half Hose, all styles.
IL % Outing Shirts. ali styles.
So Atwood Neglige Shirts 81 %
S.c All-slk Grenadine Windsors. Doc
25c Wash SILK Windsors. all styles pc
4sc Four-in-hand and Knot Scarfs .39c
Pc. Knot Scarfs all styles
7oc "Palais Royal" Night Shirts. .............5Oc
l5c Four-py Linen Collars. all styles. 1Oc
2Oc Four-ply Linen Guns lac
81 25 Glors" Umbrellas paragon frames %
81 so GLORIA" Umbrellas warranted one year 81. 30
e. 0S Silk Umbrellas. novelty handles. So 10
g. Silk Pongee Sun Umbrellas ...............S425
SI.25 Cotton Ponsee Umbrellas green lining. 81 %
BIC Linen Handkerchefs. style boruers.. &c
5Oc Initial JAP Silk Handkerchiets. .59c
Soc Black Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs .44c
81 Black Jap. Silk Handkerchieis SOC
81 30 Castor Beaver Driving Gloves 81. %
81 English Dog Skin Driving Gloves .S9c
81. 30 Cape Tan Driving Gloves. $12o
Also see souvenir prices in Leather Goods. Jewelry
and Toilet Articles Departments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02
WOODWARD
AND
LorHnor.
10TH. iiTH AND Y SITS. NV.

OuR Srrcr.r SALE
OF
SILVER PLATED WARE
proving q sr~s, success. There are many
desirable bargains yet 10 b. had from our large
. assortment Pac-s very much bs.lo~ the or
aiaArs. Quality sa all oases Thoroughly rsis-
h"-en lea spoons-plain or fancy pattern
-S1e q Sc, o: six.-
Rogers Tea sPoons-neweSt fancy patterns.
-sLi5 SET
Roser' Dessert Spoon. or FORKS. In fancy
-s2les SGT
RoTers' Steel Knives-,riple platei-hAnd-
burnished-dcsSert or table sizes
--sl.os SGT
FANCY PIECES AT REDUCED PRICES.
lea Sets. six pieces. ouadruple plate. e.
ceptional value.
-slo5oa Set
90 children's cups. in handsome patterns
Reduced from 81. IS 10
FL. 10 each
Butter Dishes in handsome engraved deslsns.
eNceptaOnA4 value.
-S2-s - each
1 Water Tltcr. IN Q rich desisn--poroeiaiu
lined
Special Price. sia-
Is sets Of Salt and popp.r Roxes
Former Prize. co. Special 1T CO. 7,c. set.
l-rrece TEA Set. plain pattern
Former price, ell 80 Special pri-e. sla
l-5-piece Tea Set same SHARE IN handsome
a fern
Former price. s23 Special rrice. SIS
1-5-piece Tea set, handsome design.
Former Price. saB Special price. sel.
1-J-piece Tea Set.
Former price. cps Special price. ssa
l-D-riece Tea Set very r,,.l .,,,,.,.ssa ,..,.-,
FORMER lriee. -. 30 special priee. s2.l9.
lake Baskets. chased desis-n.
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PARAsoLs.

Z ARAsons.
The newest, brightest and choicest things
are each day arriving at this busy and most at
tractfve corner Of the store-not in dozens or by
the box full. but many dainty novelties
Ladies' 22-inch Gros Grain snk Parasols. in
shades Of Garnet, Navy Blue. Gray and Brown,
with White striped borders and . variety Of
handles. - grades.
SPECIAL price. e325.-
ladies' 22-inch Changeable SILK ParAsos.
with covers to match, bone and ivory ferrules
and tassels aud choice selection Of handles
Usually sold for ~. %.
SPECIAL Price. e3.5o.-
Ladies' 22-inch surah SILK Parasols. in Gray.
Red. Tan, Navy Blue and White. with dssp
rufne. REGULAR 81. as quality.
SPECIAL price. - each
Afull line Of Children's and Nisses Parssols,
In sattn. surah with satin stripes. changeab,s
aud China silks.
-75c-, 81. e1.25. el.5o.-
--el. 75 and O.. IS each
(Flsst noor. llth It, buildinx.t
WOODWARD LorHRoP..
10Th. 18th and sss Az. -
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Fancy Outing" Flannel Suits.

"BERNHARDT'' CAPES. We
have secured q new line of our
'Bernhardt" Capes at prices
which permit Of our offering
them considerably less than
formerly. They are In fans and
Black.
$3.50 "Bernhardt" Capes, sI2.
$50 "Bernhardt" Capes, Sl6.
s25 ''Bernhardt" Cspes. SlS. so.
NEW SPRING SUITS RE-
DUCED. We offer the following
high-class suits a. reduced prices
ON account of having but one
LETT of a style:
Elegant Black Grenadine
Suit. Size 80. From S3S. 90 to
$50.
Elegant Black Grenadine
Suit WIN Lavender hair-line
stripe. Size ~. From SIS TO
So. so.
= Elegant Black Grenadine
Suits. Sizes 90 ami IS. From s55
and SIS. 10 TO S45.
l 1t. Gray China SILK Suit.
Size 36. From Si5 to s:i5.
/ Lovely Cream China silk
Suit Size "a. From $751; so to
$50.
rs.
Every Price denotes a line. and
as there are various styles at each
price you can readily perceive
what an immense and complete
stock Of Ladies' Waists we are
showing.
Fancy Figured Waists, Soc,
SSc.. 81. sl.25. 80 and S2.15.
All-white Waists. 75c., 81,
s1."5. s1.5O. s1.7o. e. and
$50.
Silk, plain and fancy. S4.25,
$3.50. So 80. 81. IS. 80. e1O. to
els. 80.
If you want desirable gar
ments in styles that denote good
taste-and if you want the full
worth of your money in wear.
style and general satisfaction
make Your selections of Us.
WILLIAM II. McKNEw,
OCQ Do.-srt-o-s. 49, -
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| E. Fl Z $$ ffff: 5
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
7TH STREET.
IN OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT.
| BRYCE's AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH
Authors copyrishted edition. published by Mac
milan Co., vols. CLOTH at the remarkable price Of
81. 40 set. Our sale Of this work has been as phe-
nomenal the work itself Another shipment Of sew
era hundred sets has Just arrived. is every
American should know and read. IL tells You more
about our country than you will find in q whole hun
ssss EErrfr Ern SS0S 4 a /
- - E'' T. E. $s f a / { t..
| :: :: 4 4 !. { E.. { T. I.
| - F F
W #@*$$ III / / + T T.
s 'S $'GS {" q B B'fB s ssss
{ aa Sc 9 90 3 9 90 9 B Bpb ; ssss =
On account of the approach of the commencement
and graduation season we have nauguraed this sale.
You will md the goods mentioned to be very desirable
and particularly low in prices
DOTTED swIssEs- 3oc. 37sc. and 4oc.
yard.
PLAIN WHITE swIssEs-15c.. lie. 1oc., 21c..
DC. and SOC. yard.
4S-INcH MULLS-white. Cream, Pink and Blue
37Isc.. 4oc.. SOC. and GOc. yard.
PERSIAN LAwNS-15c.. Zoe, 2oc.. 3oc. and 35c.
yard.
INDIA L1NENS-the best grades in the MARKET
1Oc, l21c-. l5c., 1sc.. 2Oc.. 25c. and SOC. yard
WHITE PLAID AND STRIPED LAwNS-sheer
and beautiful Qualities-1oc., 12>c., 1sc. and Pc.
yard.
HEMsTITCHED LAwNs-4 inches wide. with
| and 1O-inch hens, worth Soc. for S3c. a yard.
WHITE CAsHMERES-beautiful Qnalites-5Oc..
6oc., 6oc. and 75c. yard.
WHITE WOOL DATIsTEs-5oc. e2hc. and 75c
yard.
WHITE MBATRoss-50c.a and 62Isc a yard
WHITE AND CREAM CHINA sILKs-45c.. 6sc..
7oc. Sc. and 81 yard.
CREAM HEMSTITCHED SURAH SILKs-excel-
lent quality, "a inches wide
Sl2oa yard.
SPECIAL PRICES
In
p>.npo,n,p,,s
a. 50 and 81 os 45-ineh swis. rlouncinr. o7e yard
81 % and 81 SO ainch swiss Flouncinss sse. yard
4sc Oriental Iaces % and "a nc1ss villa 81 ysrd
ooc' 4o1nch val. FiounSinHs yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02

Many recognize opportunities only
seasons goods
at the wholesale will
A VISIT To The PA1A1s Royals SECOND FIoos.

A VISIT To The PnAs ROYALS SECOND Floor
OF 18th st. and PENNSYLVANIA the
Portable is
found on this
RS ell youwhywe
HEADQuARrrRs FoR LADIES' Misses AND CmnnrSs UsprRvr,n
apparently cheap
this
learned that our
price garment with
And
the
bridal outfits Our summer stock larger
cambrs and
LINEN LAWN B1ousEs SPECIALITY
The variety and the
Linen Linen romsl
ny trimmed Will tes acesn dembrod
We CLAIM Also To Be CORSET HE.pou.RrERs
anything collection
ofFsnch agency
complete collection
LADIES, Misses AND Bors French PrRcA1r WAsrs
Eandr slehe
MISSES CHnDRESs AND INFANTS, Usprnwr.n
the
that this
kind.
every description al,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02

gEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING.
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established l64Q IT
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W. A. PIERCE & CO.,
Successors to Z. G. DAVIS,
AS Market Space.
Cor. Sth st.
SPECIAL DESIGNS.

FROM PRESENT INDICATIONS
OUR LIGHT-SUIT TRADE WILL BE
LARGER THAN ANY PREVIOUS
SEASON, But WE ARE PREPARED
FOR 1T. WE HAVE LARGE vARI-
ETY. OF NOBBY AND EXCLUSIVE
PATTERNS IN ALL THE FASHION
ABLE COLOHS AND MOST REI.IA-
BILE FABRICS. CUT IN THE MOST
APPROVED STYLES AND THO
ROUGHLY TAILORED. SPECIALLY
DESIGNED TO MEET THE REQUIRE .
MENTS OF DRRSSY GENTLEMEN
FOR SEIEDRESS WEAR YOU
SHOULD SEE OUR LINE OF CUTA-
WAY FROCK SUITS. IN PLAIN
BLUE AND BLACK AND NEAT DARK
CHECKS AND MIXTURES, TO BE
WORN IN FULL SUITS. OR COAT
AND VEST WITH LIGHT TROUSERS,
OR IF YOU PREFER, a WHITE OR
FANCY VEST IN PLACE OF THE
ONE TO MATCH THE COAT. EX-
TREMELY DRESSY AND STYLISH.
ROBINSON. PARKER 4 CO.,
AMERICAN CLoTHIERs.
Sc COR. 7TH AND d SITS. NV.
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Goods displayed on extra tables-llth street
store; also Silver Ware Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02

s-ELAsTIC PILLOWS.
tsecOnd floor, llth n. buildineD
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Buy Now
YOUR sTRlw HAT
And get first choice.
ENGLISH YAGT HATS.
Made of the English enet Braid, from
Christy's. bndon.
KNOWS LADII5 SAILORS.
STRAW HATS tom Soc. to e.
BOYS HATS. &C., 55c.. ell
b. II. sTINElETZ SONS,
seq 1927 Pennsylvania ave.
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WILLIAM ii. McKNEw,
933 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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E E (! (. ": HHEfs ::
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
7TH STREET.
IN OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT.
BRYcE's AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH.

BKYCE'S AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH.
Authors copyrishted edition. published by Mac
milan Co.. vols. CLOTH at the remarkable price Of
81 40 SET Our sale of this work has been as phe-
nomena as the work itself. Another shipment Of sew
eral hundred has Just arrived. Il is work every
American should know and read. IL tells you more
about our country than you will find in whole hun.
dred OF histories.
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DIR. JAEGER's SANITARY WOODEN
SYSTEM.
WE ARE THE
WASHINGTON AGENTS

SANITARY NOOLEN SYSTEM
IN ITS ENTIRETY.
The DR.. Jaeger sanatory Clothing Is recon-
mended for its health giving and health restor-
Ing qualities Itis curative as we'll as IRE
ventative. The underclothing Is of the rrst
importance.
THE JAEGER GAUZE UNDERWEAR
10 Of exquisite softness and as light as a ma
terial can he woven. The Ladies' Vests are
made with either short or long sleeves and are
beautifully finished Mems apparel is every
thing that even the most quiet or luxurious
tastes OF the sex could demand. For children
the sauze is unexcelled IN softness, health
giving properties and light weight. The infants
shirts will not irritate the tenderest Of skins.
and besides this dainty softness they are Of ex-
auisite ncatness in the finish
The importance of healthful dressin in pure
wool during the warm weather is Eow being
better understood by the world at large, and
nothing can equal pure wool in healthfulnsss,
softness and light weight
That wooden underwear keeps the hea. out as
well as the cold has now become settled fact
in the minds Of people anxious for health,
many of whom use the
JAEGER GAUZE UNDERWEAR
Through the warmest weather and thus keep
cool and healthy. and consequently happy
through the days of torrid heat. These goods
make converts wherever they are tried, and
they are pleasant TO the touch. attractive TO the
eyes and healthful in their results
Here are some Of the articles represented:
Ladies' and Mems Continuation Suits. all
sizes; also Vests and Drawers separate; Mems
PalaInas or Sleeping Suits. Ladies' Might
Dresses. Children's Underwear, stockinet Tn
derskirts, Hosiery. Bath Mitts, Shawls, Elastic
Seamless Bandages or Stomachers. Knee Warm
ers. Blankets. Lap Robes. Wooden knitted
Negligee Corssts. Dress Shields, stockinet
Bandaging for varicose veins. Infants BandAges,
Wooden Sheeting, Chest Protectors, Normal
Brushes for wooden goods. Darning Yarn. Soap,
&c.
Ask for Illustrated Catalogue with samples Of
Stockinet and prices attached.
Competent sales people in attendance TO er-
plain the advantages Of the sanitary system and
TO answer any questions relative thereto.
(First floor. LIST annex)
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Ms e '!' 8'S Esr
III % 4 # { SOS e.
We are now located in store. no. IBIS + and
1914 ST.. with increased facilities and . new and
large stock Of
POTTERY, PORCELAIN GLASS WARE.
STERLING SILVER. PLATED WARE
AND HoUsEFURNIsHNG GOODS. WE
HOPE TO MERIT THE CONTINUANCE
OF THE PATRONAGE 10 GENEROUSLY
EXTENDED TO US IN THE PAST
SOLE AGENT FOR TIKI CELEBRATED
EDDY REFRIGERATOR
NJ. W. BEvEHpGE.
IMPORTER OF CHINA AID GLASS WAR;
l215 # AND I2a ST.
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and lighter colors Of the season. The freedom
Of the stores is yours enjoy It. The newspapers
give You scraps Of store talk day 10y day. There
is very interesting matter today. read:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02

Handsome designs in Baking Dishes. Biscuit
Jars, Bon Bon Trays. Card Trays. Crumb sets.
Fruit Stands. Water Sets. Ice Pitchers. Soup
Tureens. Cheese Dishes. Tete-a- Tete Sets, Tea
Sets, Coffee Urns, Filters. Bread Trays, serv-
err. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02

Rogers' Steel Knives-triple platei-hand.
burnished-lessert OF table sizes
FL. o. SGT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-02

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The Dickinson press., 1891-07-18
The Iams Boys Sell Out.

Last Saturday the Iams Bros. Ed
win and Joe, completed a deal with
VIM. Ray in which the latter took
their entire bunch of cattle for 81, 800,
paying vt the rate of $27 a piece for
1871 head of mixed stock with about
40 head of calves thrown in.
1t was six years ago the Iams boys
started in the stock business on Ante.
lope creek, with l6 head. Since that
time they have sold fifty head of cat
tic ut a good price, made their living
clear of the bunch just disposed Of,
and raised a small bunch of horses
besides, which they still own.
The boys admit that their bunch of
cattle had grown to that size where
they could realize big returns every
year; but they had tired of living
alone on Il ranch, as people do, and
have al idea as their money is sufli-
cient to warrant a good start in the
mercantile pursuit, that they would
like that. They have had some talk
of engaging in the meat business here
in town, which the citizens of the
place will be glad to see them do.
The Dickinson press., 1891-07-18
". G. T. u. Resolutions.

MIR. EDITOR:- The w. {. +. u. of
Dickinson, in view of the recent pro.
ceedings relative to the selling of
liquor in our town, have adopted the
following resolutions and request the
publishing of the same IN the DICK.
INsoN PRESS:
Resolved; that we extend to the
states attorney and sheriff our hearty
thanks for the efficient and manly
way in which they have performed
the onerous duty which devolved up.
on them; and that we pledge them
our unqualified assistance i'm stamping
out this evil from our town.
That we also extend our thanks to
those persona outside of our county
who have con;seled and so generous.
ly aided the movers In this effort.
And we further pledge ourselves to
render all the assistance in our pow.
er, in continuing the work which has
thus been begun, with %unceasing vigi.
lance, until this evil shall be compell-
ed 10, at least, hide itself. along with
the other crime against the state of
North Dakota. Signed,
Cor. SEC. w. G. r. l..