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Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

Gin, North. go a. m, $50 p m, 5.S5p.m.
o0,ng South, sOj g. m, and 5.S5 p. m.
,,,u for Delaware & Chesapeake road an
y MINOR. nam & Delaware Bay will close at 800 a. m
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04
BLACK FIGURED GRANlTE CL0TH.

Solid black in variety of dots, fig
ures, brOcadas, stripes and cross bars,
worth 800, present price, rs cents.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

Nj dOO dtiN OOodNJ 0AN NAOAA
own justification. Hence this
had to be a long garment sea-
son. The designers caught
the symmetry of the flowing
lines of cavaliers and colonels'
cloaks and capes, and with
Masterful Skill made them
tributary to the wraps of the
day. They conquered-of
course they did.
The QWeem'S Dam.
Advance guard and solid
phalanx of the seasons
trade-dainty, stylish, dura-
BILE; they come in plain
cloths (Surah lined), in
heather mixed Scotch Chew
lots and rough diagonals,
plain colored, blue, black,
tan and tobacco brown, $I8
to SIS.
MILITARY O0ercOats with Ca6eS.
Ideas by dozens. A trophy
of to-day-ior 1913, a rough
herring-bone light colored
Scotch Cheviot. The range
of prices is $I3 to $28.75,
and half the Chestnut street
front is needed to show the
line of samples.
English Boz Refers.
They begin with a marvel
which sharp manufacturers
cannot understand; fine,
soft face Diagonal Cheyiot,
tailor-made, horn buttons,
$4. Then follow IS, $3.50,
So, So, all worthy bargain
company for the first, and
again at 81 to $I2.5o are
several grades and sorts, ful
trimmed, and the granC
Q completeness is completed
with Beavers. Cancels Hair
Bedford Cords, Cheviot
with fur trimmings, promi
.e nent of them the airy, fluff,
IT Moufhon, the range ranging
# from $I7 to $3I.
Among these garment
&c are many specialties tina
will justify careful study.
IF Long Ca6eS.
y, N Our own and various in
d ported, fine tailor-made, {
SIS every proper stuff and ever
ought-to-be color at ever
AZ AZ reasonable price from $40
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

Some of the most striking
costumes you see on Chestnut
street are of Plaid and Velvet
in combination-Velvet sleeves
very likely; sometimes Velvet
revers.
OF course it needs a stylish
Plaid to start with, the wilder
the better-and there's enough
wildness in the new crop plaids
to set a backwoodsman won
dering. French, German,
Scotch, English weavers have
been racing each other to get
up the most bowling novelty
in plaid Dress Goods. All of
them have succeeded famously.
We've heaps of the newest
stuffs from all the leading over
sea looms.
Here's a bold Plaid over
shot with wide, parti-colored
chevron stripes ; the most re-
markable kaleidoscope tumble
of squares and triangles and
lozenges that ever figured in a
plaid. The yav COlOrs that
play hide-and-seek among
them, give the last touches OF
elegance. Fouragonies, $2.75
a yard.
Another of the untamed
Plaid host is as rugged as the
hills of its native land. Nubs
(the big Jumps in woven stuffs
are "nubs" now are scattered
over the big cluster-stripe
squares as if fairies had been
snowballing it. s. a yard, 43
inches.
Still another OddneSS is
two-toned checker-board Plaid
with a sharp chevron angle tC
every square. $3.50, width
40 inches.
Cashmere Plaids are in great
variety, 75c, 81, $I.25.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04
ALL-WOOL LADIES' CLOTH.

A long range of beautiful Winter
colOrings, so in. wide, very fine and
extra heavy, worth $1OO, present
price, IS cents.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04
Opening of Mails.
and State Items.

From North, lOnJ a. m, l2SO ana o'"V p m
. * n IN. Wilmington only.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04
FANCY-MIXED HOMESPUN,

These goods are purely all-wool.
They come in variety of illuminated
mixed effects and are quite as stylish
as many stuffs that bring twice the
money, present price, so cents.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

Send foregoing They promptly free Of
charge.
catalogue Ladies' Winter Ovegamenr any
Strawbridge & ClOthier, e.: :=:: Phila
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04
ALL-W00L FRENCH SURAH.

A remarkably fine quality for the
price, many beautiful new colorings,
Al in. wide, worth So cents, present
price, 65 cents.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04
Ia. -: BLACK FRENCH SERGE.

An entirely new material for skirt.
ing, very soft and wide, and will not
hold the dust. We show it in solid
black, and in gold, cream or scarlet
stripes on plain black ground-a real
novelty, present price, slips.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

approach.
Of Blan.
We are
honestly
Fore had
d, better
light.
patient
received
lfacturer
s. Coats
/ to the
We now
as our
rded for
e styles
expecta
will do
y cloak
assert
;, which
ure you
Muslin
T our 81
, Sc.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

the foregoing. They will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09
SILK FINISH INDIA PoseEEs.

An impressive name for cotton Fabric but it tells
exactly the character of the goods The designs
colors end the drapins qualities like the 81
India Silks that they well named SILK Faish India
Pon0ees. The price-121sc. . ysrd-may condemn
them with those who judge without seeing We wan.
you to see this fabric. and in order to stimulate your
curiosity and test your Judgment have filled the
large center window with these and other goods The
only sign You will see in the window reads follows
PUZZLE
Some Of the ta6rics displayed in
this 1cindow are 81 India Silks,
others are the adrertised SOC. Silks.
Uhiie others are the Iskc Pon0ees.
WHICH Is WHICH!
You will find that the 12lc. Pongees, with Black
grounds and flowers in natural colors like SINH
lar styles Of 81 India Silks that you will really be
puzzled to learn which is which. And 30 with the
Polka Dots
These hints to those who habitually procrastinate
First. Our buyer secured the last 200 pieces of
these Pongees and more cannot be obtained.
Second. Though We will show Monday no less
than 30 different design the best patterns will be the
first to go.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below)
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EMBRo1pER1rs Or ALL KINDS.
CONTINUED below, J

We would impress you the fact that we shall ex-
We emphasize this because we might have secured
last seasons goods to retail at still lower prices WE
DID NOT DO SO.
BLACK EMBRoIDERIEs are an fait. We add to
stock today Black Nainsook Robes with flowers en-
broidered In natural colors The patterns with trim
mings for body come in yard lengths sufcient for
complete costumes. Prices from Soc. q Per yard.
The Black Hsmstitehed Nainsook, Is inches wide,
ct only 45c. and 6Oc. yard.
Black Dotted Swiss, Persisn Iavns MulI kc
WHITE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trashy pattern On
last years design In stock. Undoubtsd bargains may
be secured those who can appreciate hne goods and
CURRENT STYLES.
46inch Flouncinss. 75c. TO o. so yard.
Guipure and Irish Point Embroderies in ali widths
for rufaes, 25c. to o. yard.
Nsinsook and Hamburg Edges. y inch to IL inches
wide. &c. 10 q yard.
Match Sets. hne Cambric andNainsooks; thru and
four widths Of edsin9 with insertion to match.
45-inch b. 3. India Linen. Csc. 10 6Oc.
Plaid Nsinsook. 12c. to PIC. Per yard.
Twelve choice designs and unusually good quality q
12c. yard.
India Linens. Cambsics. Lawns, &c., 1t an prices.
Imperial Long Cloth. 81. so per piece Of IL ynsds
Nusltns and shsstinss also at special prices
TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
4. LfsxIR.
Corner l2th q. and PA. ave- mye
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Grows. Ar RrDucnp Pnrcrs.

No limit 10 quantity. Our object II to induce You
10 supply yourself for your summer trip on Monday.
o1.60 Pslats Royal" Gloves for g. S. Best quality
Undrssssd xid. four buttons, all the --latest Tans.
orays. Mods. and White. Every pair warranted.
Tsisd on ct our risk.
eLs5 Nousaustairs for e1.B. White. Black and
Ill the scarce shades. The Palais Royals q IS
Mousqustairss sss too vsn known 70 need details.
YoR % CENTS PAIR.
Choios Of our q White Chamois Mousqustsires.
eoe. Genuine Psskin nazri4z Mousqustairss. e6e.
Undsssssd Kd MousQustairss In White. Black. 0nys,
Tsna. BE-. 00e 4button French Kid Gloves. IN Rast
TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED in nsxt columu.l
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Boston Herald says, is not q rebel brigadier, be-
cause he was footing horns and shooting pop
guns when the war was raging. And on that
hangs the future harmony Of the republic
When the war is 50 Ear in the past that United
States Senators are coming from the generation
succeeding it, it may be safely predicted that
their minds will scarcely revert to the times
preceding their existence for their present
views and that previous disunion viii be for
gotten in the stronger union which Q genera
tion has seen grow out Of it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09

Italy, according to rumor, still appeals to the
gallery. She ID to invite other powers to make
themselves - ridiculous as she is in insisting
that the United States shall give guarantees of
safety to immigrants not possessed by citizens
of the republic. The other European nations
have something more profitable to do. Any
attempt to coerce this republic into changing
immigration laws in this respect will very
surely result in radical changes in other re-
speets. The immigrant may then say: ''Save
me from my friendsr' Before our laws are
amended to benefit the incoming foreigner
they win be amended to benefit the present
citizen.
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IxpoRrAsr ARRIVALS Jusr Fnox NV Yonx

IT WAS ExTRAoRD1NARY CAUSED SEVEN OF
THE PALAIs ROYAL BUYERS
RESULTS ARE TO EXTRAORDINARY THE
AWARE THAT THE SEASON
OF DRESS GOODS. LAoEs.
WHOLESALE DULL SPRING TRADE GEN.
IRAL WITH RETAnERs
THE PAIAs ROYALS REPRESENTATIVES
VANTAGE OF THE OCCASION
EXHIBITION MONDAY. WHICH WILL BE SOLD AS
BOUGHT. AVERAGE! sa1 CENT SUMNER
TRIMMINGS EMBRoDERIEs FLOWERS
UNDERWEAR NEcKwEAR. GLOVES
FANS ARE THE DEPARTMENTS REPRESENTED.
BELOW:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09

No one ever comes 10 Washington without
finding something to praise, some unexpected
bit Of beauty, and this is especially true at this
season Nor does any one ever come, unless il
be from . backwoods county where they are
accustomed TO II, who does not wonder ut and
remark upon our system Of street lighting.
That dear, delightful, quaint, old-fashioned,
simple plan Of giving the moon q chance, and
when by some domestic irregularity it gets up
late. leaving the city in darkness, doubly dyed
by the shade Of the trees, until it does rise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09

1t seems probable that by the substitution of
bill prepared by the Newfoundland delegates
in England for the Knutsford coercion bill, and
which substitute is to be adopted by the colo
NAL legislature, the strain between the colony
and the mother country will be lessened for
the time being. Newfoundland is permitted,
however. only q choice between disagreeable
forms Of coercion She may pass an offensive
and oppressive law to bind herself, il she
pleases; if not, the British parliament will pass
the law and force it upon her. Unless all the
signs and precedents fail, the colony Of New
foundland is moving toward independence,
with the prospect of ultimate annexation to
the United States
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R,Bsoss Ar Low Prices.

6-inch Millinery Ribbons in 0auze, with Polka Dot
and orensdine effects. latest colorings, 10 and co.
Special lot of Black SILK Fancy Ribbons, inches
wide, ct Sc.
New styles In Black and White, inches in width,
IS and Sc.
Special lot number g. @. Silk Ribbons with en-
brodsred edge for neck and sleeves Of Dress ct 10c
in Black with Yellow edgs Black with White edge and
plain White and Cream.
SAsH RIBBONS.
12-inch extra quality Black q. @. snk Ribbon. CSC
Regular price, l50.
l5-inch surah Sash Ribbon. in Navy. Light Blue and
Pink, q 60c. yard.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Continued belcw.)
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w. A. Prracr & Co.
sasesssoo 10 4 q. DsvsA
s1sMarkss spses,
Corner ssh ssrss,

THE BUSIEST SPOT IN our HOUSE,
OUR BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT..
Is ATTRACTIVE ALL THE YEAR ROUND.
IT Is DoUBLY SO NOW. BLACK DRESS
FABRICS have every season for their own
They are always wanted. always needed The
wearer ever has . neat and drsssy appear
Ance. You get more for your money in Black
Dress Goods than Jon can in any color. The
place to buy BLACK GOODS is the house that
make them . SPECIALITY. and OURS Is THE
ONLY HOUSE IN THIS CITY does it.
Naturally We give them more attention. and as
sresult we have q better selection and choicer
styles HERE YOU viii always GET THE
BEST and most RELIABLE MAKES At the
CLOSEST POSSIBLE prices. Here are q few
CHOICE wEAvEs for SUMNER in DEsIR-
ABLE Black Dress Fabrics.
LUPIN's BLACK NUNS YELLING. 40
inches wide, extra value, a5c. . yard.
LUPIN'S BLACK CHALLIE. all wool, 40
inches wide. SPECIAL. SOC. yard.
LUPIN's BLACK SERGE. 40 inches WIDE.
for Soc. yard
LUPIN's BLACK SERGE. extra quality. 40
inches wide SPECIAL PRICE. 7lc. yard.
LUPIN's 40inch BLACK BATIsTE. All
wool. Very desirable. 15c. yard.
LUPIN'S BLACK BATIsTE, all wool, 42
inches wide. CLOSE price. 81 yard.
LUPIN's BLACK HENRIETTA. 40 inches
wide. SPECIAL BARGAIN. Toe. yard.
LUPIN'S 46inch BLACK HENRIETTA.
Very fine. Ell yard.
46-INCH LUPIN's BLACK SERGE. Extra
good value. 75c. yard.
46-1NCH LUPIN's BLACK SERGE. Special.
q yard.
4O-INcH LUPIN's BLACK BENGALINE,
e1.25 yard.
4sINCH SILK WARP aLoRIosA. sL25
yard
PRIEsTLEY's HENRIETTA. 4o-;nch. s1.25
yard.
42-INcH Atwood POLK SPOT ARMURE.
81 yard.
4e-inch Atwood BRoCADE ARMURE.
81 yard.
42-inch Atwood BRoCADE ARMURE.
s1.25 yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09

The state-it is me-" said Louis XIV. 81
alone am master in this country, and no one
else" obser we'd William II. A great grandson
OF the episrsmmatic French King found at the
Keen edge Of the guillotine where the state was
at the end Of the century, and so, il history be
philosophy teaching by example, will some of
the kaisers discovor-perhaps before long
that the masters Of Germany are the German
people, ''and no one else" 1t is best for rulers
10 know something and assume nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS In LAcEs

Several thousand dollars worth Of new Laces will be
shown Monday. comprising even better bargains than
offered last Monday Prominently first are the A.
inoh-wids Black Lace Touncings at ONLY 81. 10 A
YARD. WE PLEDGE OUR WORD THAT THESE
FLoUNCTNas HAVE NEVER BEFORE SOLD AT
LESS THAN CLIO YARD, and that they extra
good value at that price, The design Of the feur de
lisse with the renaissance border is aristocraic in
every sense Of the word See and handle these ounc
ings. that's all ask. unLess It 10 that you neoer
again believe read the Advertisements of The Paas
Royal should yov find haze exaggerated one fota
IN our statemen6
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09

The numerous forest fires this spring, owing
70 dry weather, have turned public attention TO
means OF prevention 1t In claimed that in New
York the system Of fire wacdens under the state
forest commission has saved much valuable
lumber, and It would seem that similar pro-
vision In all the states and territories would be
OF great usefulness Forewarned ID forearmed.
The remaining timber and shade should be
carefully husbanded both against the vansou
Al and the ravaging FIRE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09
DnEss TR1Mn1ses You Rrou,Rr

At the time Of writing this advertisementS.turdav
morning-the new Dress Trimmings were stiIl In tbe
cases on the sidewalk. Monday morning will see the
goods on the counters and shelves. We can promise
price surprises for the Dress Trimming you require
for any Special bargains In fine edges of Jet
Silk. Silk and Tinsel, Steel, Jet and Steel Cold
Silver Gold and Silver. Jet and Gold also Silk Feather
Edges in all colors.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09

The rapid growth Of the country, especially
The srsa: increase Of population from without,
b attended BY some anxiety and Is not wholly Q
eauss for rejoicing. 1t is largely question OF
assimilation. 1t IL true. but besides that there is
. responsibility immediately resting on and
connected with the native citizens which Is
fully as serious as any that presses by reason of
undesirable or questionable immigration. For
. long while it has been accepted American
doctrine that education must be broadcast,
benefting the masses; that it is better to have
three American citizens who can read and write
little, and cipher" q little more, than to
have one American citizen of general culture
and information. But the public schools have
steadily enlarged the curriculum 40 the wealth
and pride Of the people have developed, and
now the danger is perhaps not so much the
shortness Of facilities the superficial char
sctsr Of the instruction From teaching al
most nothing We are in danger Of teaching too
many things Al this will be regulated, it is
believed, In good time, and the thoroughness
Of the work done in the grea. universities and
some Of the colleges cannot fail to produce
favorable results upon the schools, both public
and private, both elementary and advanced
An grand reforms have begun at the top and
WOrkcu tuclf uOWuHaIu- 4Ac cctaphsh-
ment here of several universities, each having
peculiar plan and field of operations, but all
drawing students and ideas from every part of
the Union, must deeply affect the educational
systems in the states and territories as well as
that of the District Of Columbia. Joined to the
seminaries Of learning as a worthy co-worker
in the cause of education the book, periodical
and newspaper press s ever improving, by
quickening, refining, deepening and broaden
ing the public thought, the volume and value
of intelligence in the country. The sneer of
the great Scotch review, ''Who reads an Ameri-
can bookT' il met by the counter interrogation
seventy years later, ''Who does not read the
best American books?' The American Illus
trated magazine and the American daily news
paper are easily each chief of its class Al
ready the better sort of our college work is
respected abroad in the circles of science,
scholarship and culture. These proud indices
of progress are not to be darkened by any
cloud on the horizon such that cast by
swarm of vicious ignorance from other lands.
The American school, the American home. the
American altar, the American temple Of lib
erty-these stand for everything valuable in
this broad and goodly land, and SO shall they
stand, under the smile of Providence, forever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09
Extra VALUES In GLOVES.

BLACK SILK GLOVES with heavy stitch
ing. We're 75c. REDUCED to Soc pair.
BLACK SILK GLOVES stitched with Law
ENDER or WHITE. We're 81 REDUCED
to Soc. pair.
WE HAVE Just opened a very desirable lot
Of CHAMOIS GLOvES-the newes. thing on.
in the Glove line. We have them in both
WHITE and NATURAL at el pair.
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WASH SILKS AT SPECIAL Prices.

The importer called the following Remnants" and
sold accordingly:
$17 each for six dress lengths yards) White Fig
ured Japanese Silks These the best qualfty manu-
faetured and should retail at S2o the pattern.
W each for eight dress lengths 10 yards) White
Japanese Silk This quality has before retaied
at less than S5cs yard You save s3. a. on DRESS
Stripe Wash Silks that extra value IS cents are
to be offered at 69 cents yard. The for this
reduced price is that there only ten designs to select
from. in Black. White and Colors.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
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PossrRs'. Or BALTIMORE.

YOU HAVE PERHAPS NOTICED THAT
WE NEVER TALK IN TYPE WITHOUT
SAYING SOMETHING. THAT. IN GREAT
MEASURE. WE REGARD AS THE REASON
WHY OUR lads" ARE SO REGULARLY
PERUsED. AND THE CHIEF CAUSE FOR
THEIR INFLUENCE.
LAST WEEK wEGAvE YOU SOME IDEA
QUITE SURPRISE 1T WAS TO MANY OF
YOU. Too-wHAT "BIG SALE" MEANT
WITH US. HOW MANY HOUSES DO YOU
IMAGINE EVER SAW 5000 SALES
CHECKS As THE RESULT OF THREE
DAYS APRIL BUSINESS
THAT WAS PRETTY LARGE. WE MUST
CONFESS. EVEN FOR Us.
THIS WEEK WE EXPECT TO BEAT 1T.
WHY SHOULDN'T WE, LOOK AT THESE
AS SPECIMENS OF WHAT WE wILLoFFER.
BLACK JAcKETs.-EvERY LADY Is q
BUYER ANY TIME FOR A BLACK JACKET.
IT'S AS STAPLE AS YARD MUSLIN AND Al
USEFUL AS A PARAsoL. THIS WEEK WE
SHALL SELL ABOUT $50 TRIMMED BLACK
JACKETS. Such AS YOU WILL BE ASKED
IN WASHINGTON FROM o. 50 TO sls. 90
AT g. 50 FOR ANY SIZE.
wEHAvE ALSO ABOUT $50 cHILDRENs
cLoAKs AND wRAPs-AGEs FROM TO
YEARs-AND SOME MISSES REFERS
AND BLAZERS. GOODS WHICH SELL
AMONG YOU AT FROM a. 50 TO sl4. YoU
MAY HAVE ANY SIZE AT elsa
ALL BALTIMORE KNOWS ABOUT THIS
AS WE'LL. so YOU WILL PERMIT Us TO
TELL YOU WHAT IT'S BEST FOR YOU TO
DO. TO SHOW THAT YOU CAN BUT
JACKET AS WELL By MAIL. WE
MAY TELL YOU WE SOLD ABOUT
FIFTY JACKETS IN LAST WEEKS SALE
WHICH WENT TO wAsHINGToN-oR-
DERED BY MAIL-PERFEcT FIrTIkO-
NOT COMPLAINT.
OF COURSE. WITH OVER 5000 Sep
. ARATE AND DISTINCT BARGAINS II
OUR SIXTY DEPARTMENTS 1T WILL
PAY YOU TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
OUR EXCURSION ARRANeEMENT
YOU HAVE EVERYTHING TO GAIN AND
NOT A SOLITARY THING TO LOSE.
WE HAVE HAD SOME VERY LARGE
SALES THIS SPRING; But THIs-oUR
MAMMOTH REVENUE SALE - TX
cEEps. IN EVERY PARTICULAR, ANY.
THING THIS HOUSE HAS EVER Or
FERED; WHICH is. PRACTICALLY. Al
ECLIPSE OF ALL PRECEDENCE
CONE If YoU CAN.
OTHERWISE SEND.
PosNKRs.
II BALTIMORE
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ART NEEnurwoRK DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
STAMPED LINENS.
1 lot Of 54-inch Bureau Scarfs, with cut
edees-stamped in our own work rooms
-.B.Bc. each
i lot Of 54-inch Extra Width Bureau Scarfs
with pin-cushion coyers-stAmIed in our own
GO. each
Stamped Chair Sets. made of bolton sheet
ing.
-45c set
STAMPED Rep Covers. in color~ and de-
Gigns-size 40x40-the best We have ever offered
-4oc. each.
-
100 Split Bottom Rocking Chairs.
-1tpc. each
(second floor I'd annex
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LOVELY LAcEs Fos 25o.
French Flowrns AT Low Prices

FRENCH FLOWERS AT Low fRICEs.
Very large and choice wreaths and punches of the
best French Flowers have been secured to sell at prices
NO higher than usually charged for the meager in size
and inferior in quality domestic goods.
Lilacs, in White and Lavender, 4Sc.
wrsaths Of Clover in Pink White. Yellow and Lilac,
at 98c.
wreaths of Lilac. in White, Pink, Lavender and Vel
low, csc.
wreaths and Clusters Of Berries with Foliage, o. 15
Bunches OF Misnonette. rs and CSC.
wreaths of Cowslips ct CSC.
Silk Poppies % in bunch. with buds). 35c.
Morning Glories. o1.25 81. so. 81 9S (all colors)
Special lot Roses with long stems. in Jacouemnot.
Pink and Yellow, ct 10c.
Crushed Roses, all shades. 10, 4S and CSC.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
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Mr.. kohlsaat Of Chicago has given statue
Of Gen. Grant to the city of Galena and Mr..
Chaunety NJ Depew will deliver the presenta-
ton speech IL Mr.. Depew will present q
statue Of Gen. Grant to the city Of New York.
1t is believed Mr.. KohlsAat would be willing 70
deliver the presentation speech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09

Has anybody seen any thing of ths Chikan IN
surgsns steamer Itasa going up Rock creek ID
JON me other elephants in the National Zoo?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09

The capital city of Switzerland with 30 900
people has two hundred fountains. In the same
ratio the capital city of the United States should
have one thousand Most Of which she has vet
to secure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09

Madame BlAvatsky has learned moro Of the
rus theosophy in the last forty-eight hours
than In all the preceding sixty years Of her lifs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09

To he victor belong the spoils! Signed
Ihayer, governor Of NebraskA