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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
THE GHOST DANCE
Resumed by tho Cheyenne and tho
Araphahoe Indians.
THE MESSIAH CRAZE. BREAKS OUT

Again and Gront Anxiety Is Felt.
Tho supcrstitious Redskins Again
Working Themselves Into Frenzy
and tho Government May Havo to
Repeat tho Lesson Administered
Last Ycar.-.atixcd Blood and squaw
SIcn III South Dakota Dissatisfied.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
Gladstone Hears From, India.

B1ARRlTz, Dec. 90.-Among the many
congratulatory kilograms received by
Mr. Gladstone Yesterday on the occasion
OF his attaining his eighty-sccond year
was one from tho Indian national con-
gress, which, with the delegates in at
tendance, opened its session in Sagpur,
Central India, yesterday. This message
expressed the admiration felt by the
natives OF India for the character OF the
great British statesman, and expressed
:. the hope that he would live to celebrate
many moro anniversaries OF his natal
day. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
veatl,or: ia li0rlec, = ~ rn.,l ! !

For West NirElnln, WcStern PENNSYLVANIA md
Ohio. !Nsr: spNthwcs. winds, slightly WnrlGcs
Thursday Y nElt, with threatening weather mid
st Tor WGs.Nirgnin. iair; southeast winds, +s:a.i
donnry tenpcmiurr - i\>s.tIlG2 4 n &
1ElieEgA-pnc YESTERDAY. s5..55
es intnlsh:l W q ScitSasY, drussl,s, osn-,
HOUSE eoTle:: sG'l5s5l !liI 90 u II -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
Win Estnbllsh rnclorles ln RMS Country,

viii Establish Factories In This Country.
LONDON, Dec. 30.-Gen. Graham, pre-
siding ut 4 meeting Of the Maxim-Nor-
denieldt gun company, yesterday an
nounced the company's intcntion to cs-
tablish factories in the United States,
the directors sent to inquire having re-
ported favorably OH the company's
prospects OF obtaining orders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31

! p, p,m,.,..,.,..,....,.s.. 81
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WrGsap.--EGis 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

In view Of the situation in Europe the crop
condition in this country Is studied with unus-
lal care this year. The prospect was bright
up to few days ago for surplus of 200, OOO, 900
bushels Of wheat 1t is not known precisely
what effect the cold weather of last week in
Manitoba and the chief wheat-growing states of
our Union will have, but some estimates have
reduced the crop in one or two of the north
western states by one-seventh or even one
sixth Some of the wheat had been harvested
and stored, but much o. it remained in the
field In some places fires did not avail to safe
guard the crop from the ravages of frost.
Other small crops suffered in the same region,
but corn, exempt there, was injured. along with
other cereals and some of the fruits, by the
heavy rains that prevailed east of the Missis-
sippi- The Pacific coast escaped injury. A
part Of the southwest, Louisiana and Texas suf-
fer from drought 1t is possible that some
abatement will have to be made on previous
wheat estimates. even if it should prove true
that the fros. blight in the northwest has been
greatly exaggerated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

Mr. Whites determination TO accept the
nomination for governor of New York if it il
rendered him presents a test question in poll.
tics. 1t is that of whether the time has YET
come when simple honesty and ability are SUI
feient to put man in high office, at any rate
in York state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

brainless young Greek who squandered
two fortunes before his arrival in this country
has received news Of his inheritance of a third.
Il is very evident tina. Providence has adequate
methods Cor keeping money and power from
accommodating TOO much in one place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

The removal of the general offices of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway TO Washington is
one of the strongest evidences of the capitals
growth in directions that are independent OF
its Importance as the seat of government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31
New UMBRELLAS.

some Partisan Novelties in Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Umbrellas The handles are the oldest conceivable
~o-iheh Union Silk. with decorated Dresden china
handles. finished with gold bands Very cheap for
S225
Jap Serge" is the name of a now umbrella sIk-
NOT a pure silk-but mixture. Has splendid wearing
Qualities One style has for a handle basket of pug
doss-of vegetable ivory. Another u pair of kittens
&c. They are "a 90
Ihe same silk. with handles of twisted oak Timed
with gold. carved buckhora Sc s56s
Continued be,ow.l ~ 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

Tho Empress Of Austria is now numbered
among the insane European monarehs. This
country may yet be looked TO for a few ex-
portations Of mentsi capacity IS well as bread
and BACON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31
TIT II II ZEE
+ Ut / / + f.
F F ! 4 : , + / F /
STH AND II SITS. NV,
FRANKIE L co.
A DEEPCuT.

We have made deep cut In the prices Of our Chil-
drea's Carriages for tomorrow only We have only
SIX carriages lett and by the folio wing
the enormous reduction We have made each car
rage:
Worth SlS. for sl43O
No. IA Handsome Shell Carriage. upholstered in
Peacock Blue plush
Worth ST. fer Sl542.
No "a Roll Top Carriage. upholstered Ia Olive
Plush. has parasol with silk lace edge.
Worth $3.50. for sI3. 70.
No. "a Handsome Shell Body Carriage uphol-
stored IL Terra Gotta plush has parasoI with lace
edee.
Worth Sl1. for S13 20.
No. A Fan-shape Carriage, with Tenders uphol-
stored IL Terra Gotta plush. has parasol with silk
edge.
Worth $40. for sI4 40.
No 5-A Handsome sauars-shape Carriage. uphol-
stored in Old Rose plush has pa=asol with silk lace
edge.
Worth ga. for SIS. so.
No. Ga Handsome sQusre shape Carriage. with
tenders upholstered In Old Rose plush; has parasol
with silk lace edge.
All Of the above Carriages have fIst-class
gear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

Ealmaceda has joined the ''mysteriously dis
appeared" list His half a million dollars in
London, however, give some animation as to
has plans for the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

Since the sale OF beer has been prohibited in
the Indian territory tie chances are that the
red man will Of his OWE accord abandon the
ground to white settlers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

The enthusiasm which is invariably referred
to in reports Of Parnell meetings might lie ad to
a suspicion that the ex-leader employs 4 press
agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

Tho New Jersey dog who bit the dog catehe.
bad his day, unquestionably.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31
New WINDSOR TIES.

Extra-large China SILK Windsor Ties-4O inches long
inches VICES shades Of Red shades Of Navy 3 of
Yellow. of Lrh: Blue, = of Lavender. White
Cream and Black. Gray. Nile and Old Rose. Only
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Extra-size China Six Polka-dot windsors in Navy.
he'd and Black. with White spots. Only
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Extra-size Windsor Bocs-same size as those usually
sold at nifty cents. We have six styles at
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
China Crepe Windsors-in White. Black and Cream.
FIFTY CENTS.
Extra-heavy Silk windsors-Diagonal Stripes-Red
ana biach-Red and Blue They superior quality
FIFTY CENTS.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

In the county elections for delegates to the
New York state convention Gov. Hills friends
do not appear to be having altogether walk
over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

The oyster and the T." joke has no signifi-
canoe in Washington The merry biyslve is at
home the year round here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

\ Philadelphia man sued for $4,000 or find
ins that he agured in minstrel joke. He
probably objected to the reflection on his age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

Balmaceda's farewell will not be Of the Patti
variety IL be car avoid it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

IL the Farmers Alliance goes into the forma-
fion OF trusts j. can hardly expect other people
who have better facilities to refrain from it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31
WE'LL MAZE THINGS LIVELY.

W w WE vAcATE THIS BUILDING
WMWW IN TEN DAYS AND WE
W W SHALL MAKE THosEDAYs
MEMORABLE ONES TO THE GOTH.
ING BUYERS OF WASHINGTON.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE IMMENSE
REDUCTIONS THAT HAVE Already
BEEN MADE. WE AGAIN CUT THE
PRICE ON EVERY GARNET THAT
REMAINS. AND THEY AUST BE
SOLD. AS WE POSITIVELY WILL NOT
MOVE A SINGLE DOLLARS WORTH
OF THIS STOCK INTO DUR NEW
BUILDING.
We HAVE TAKEN ALL OF OUR BOTS
AND cHILDREN's TWO md THREE
PIECE. LONG AND SHORT PANTS
SUITS THAT FORMERLY SOLD AT 81,
90. o.. IS. $40. sI2. sl5. els AND s.o
AND GROUPED THEM II THREE d.
VISIONS AT
sR.so. ESQ AyDsa
THERE ARE ALL SIZES AMONG
THEM FOR BOYS FRoM,FDUR TO SIX
TEEN YEARS OF AGE. AID AT THESE
PRICES ARE BEYOND COMPARISON
The BEST VALUES EVER SEEN.
ON MEMS SUITS AND SEPARATE
TROUSERS AND MEMS BOYS AND
CHILDREN's ovERcoAls THE RS.
DUcTIOys ARE ALL II THE SAME
PROPORTIONS. AS TIE ENTIRE
STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT IN TEN
DAYS, AND THE PRIcEIs The BEST
LEVER WITH WHICH &c MOVE 1T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

No doubt Minister Egan viii turn up to view
after the smoke has cleared of the Gillian
scene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

The Chill congressionalists will have plenty
Of sympathy now that they do not especially
needit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31
BnopHr.ps WosDrnruL BAneArss.

i case e. 600 ysrds STANDARD loc. BLEAcHED
CflrTeS AT ~ fIECE, &C. pen YARD.
lo-4 S.eac1ed Peqsot sheetins lbest insde). 62sc-
Dress Goods from Lawns AZ Jsc. psr yard 60 suk-
warp Hennefta - 81 ~ ~ FEE CENT below rIi-
Table Dsrnssk Towels Sapkins Bed sprssds. Blsn-
treat hssssiss Hosssry. Gloves. Motions and "a
Dr. W.rner,s and Bails ana n. O. corpetae5c
The Monarch 81. Is LAandsrsd silirt. DC.
Entire ofork d q Aacr.1c<-
BRoDHEAD Co rscsntly on Fa
Double stores. 1879 snd lss2i lsth g. ns4x q
Eukablxshed lSJs. Sa.NIDs 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31
The Pnocrssrox Is GETTING

HE Procession Is GETTING
LONGER.
still further partial list of druggists who
in line" on TERRA FIhMA SOAP for the feet:
II. I. Butts cor. Ath and Mass. ave. nv
II. II. Johnson cor. 10th and y sts Il. W.
W. c. Williams. list and sts. NV.
I. II. Waite. cor. 10th and l. SITS. N.
W. A. Conway. 315 C So.
John f. Bates, cor. 18Th and SITS. NV.
Geo. Woodbridge. cor. ~ s.. and Nd ave. s.w.
p. J. FITZGERALD. cor Az and SITS. s.w.
V. HUGO Esenbeiss. POI It'll st. sw.
VIM. Berlin. 100 nth ST. NV
Andrew Burga. cor. 18TH and Q SITS. NV.
L. Aiackall x Bro. 14lS l4th st. NV.
c. b. Heller. 2I24 14th ST. NV.
Holt Eppley, cor. 14th and Stoughton SITS. NV.
John Gray, l2,2l2 st. s.w.
JAS I. Hoskins. cor. South Capitol and sts sw
Ii. A. Mullan. cor. North Capitol and L s.s ne
j. n. Paine Co., North Capitol and X sts NV
Don't be skeTtical on everything. There are some
useful high-class Toilet Articles. and Terra Firma
Soap for the feet is Of them. 1t is boon to peo-
pie who are troubled with tender, painful sweaty
feet. 1t WILL cure them. Sold By all principal
druggists. I'm, wSs.,la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

Mothers of interest in babies could find
much to admire in our stock at such reduced
prices that would make the amount you
save seem considerable.
Long Dresses. with two rov VS. Of embroid-
cry down front and bottom. wide strings.
sl.17; were so. Better quality for
sl.37; were sI.S5.
Gretchen Waists. made of inserting and
tucks. six clusters of tucks around skirt.
narrow embroidery around neck and sleeves.
Sl39; were 81.
very fine line of All-over Embroidered
India Linen Dresses, with tucked yoke. en-
broidery on neck and sleeves. wide sash,
only g. 9S; were 500.
Two very fine Robes, with Swiss emtroid-
cred y6ko and hand-feather stitching.
POINTED Val. lace down front and back and
around r;eck, full. WHO sleeves. pointed Val.
lace around bottom, with three rows Of
Swiss embroidery and Val. lace inserting
and bunch tucks. The material used in the
making OF this garment is OF the finest
Nainsook. Only 81. 30. We're s..
Infants Long Skirts for IS. GS. Csc,
s1.25. 81. As and SI.GS.
Dibs for &C. Some are stamped and others
are trimmed with Blue end Red embroidery.
Bibs in White Tor 10. 1:2sI9. 10 AMI 1Sc..
with lace and embroidery trimmings.
Elmo Tufted White Embroidered Bibs for
20. sc, -. 80. 6S. 10 and Csc.
The Garfield Stockinet Rubber Bibs, in
sizes /. and ,. for Poe.
Lating Dibs. some are stamped some have
drawn work with fringe. others have en-
brcidery, for 10. 10, is and Poe.
The Utility Eating. Play and kindergarten
Apron is made Of all linen. in five different
sizes, and is adapted 70 children of every
age. 1t combines in the one garment bib,
an eating apron and sleeve protectors; it is
very simple in its construction and is easily
put on or of IT is a complete protection for
the dress and sleeves whether at play. at
the table or in the kindergarten, aid is a
most useful garment.
2-year-old size. SOC.
i" Coo.
5 =" I" 4" &C.
z I" /" 7Oc.
Tn
Infants Department, second floor. Sepa-
rate from all other stocks.
Embroidered TlanHels OF sufficient length
to make Infants Skirts, short or long, or
Ladies' Underskirts. at prices considerably
reduced. We have quite quality Of the all
accumulation Of this last month. and a con-
siderable variety at that. Your choice if you
core in very early after you read this-an-
nouncelnent lies with US. Very many pa
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31
NEW Br.urlrs Is BLACK Goops
E Erf F. /" EKf Esfh W.
Z ks 1 I kk ! $50 .

What wealth Of beauty In BLACK a season has
hrossht forth. 'Twixt the fall and summer creations
there has been marked Improvement. Thehalfdoyen
oeeorated weavers q this somber elegance have put
their kecnesi wits 20 work-and rsa,ts sp.ak vol
uines Nobody derics the quiet richness Of a BLACK
cosiune-hut there arr B.acss. and then. again
there are BLACKS" lots Of thrs e~iAes s,ld clt;-
terSound them ana they ar dun 60 "a. rns Of th.
true metal ot L BLACK GOODS are g,as,ftrs eolors-
and taking them from the hands - th. leading manu-
fAoiursrs NE set the b,stoAiV quality and PATTERN
our busy Ouyings Of the last mouths Ire heeunfss
TO put in APPEARANCE. We never did MAY second
hdde" IN the eNc,uslveness our un.-huf this sea.
son We have outsripped the energies Of cur own
past htss royal assortment that spreading itself
before you now.
46-inch DIAGONAL CHEyIoTs at sl.1.
yard.
fe-inch JACQUARD with ''aoVins" unc.at
Sl-Joa yard.
4o-nch CUT DIAGONAL with silk nnlsh At
81. p yard
so-nch FIGURED JACQUARD, emrre-
cloth Eround. at 81. % yard.
a,noh cHENRoN STRIPED cAMEL's
4G-ineh DOUBLE RING cHEvIor Sslss
yard.
454nch BoURErTE cANEL's HAIR a, &c
yard
4Ginch wIDE-wALE BoURFrrICUryIor
AZ $3.50 yard.
45inch PLAID BoURErTE cHEyIor 1T
81 - yard
bOA bAE-NAl GHENIOI a a IL
ayerd.
l?lneh DIAMoND-FIGURED cuEyIor At
sl-J0R yard.
5slnch LuPlN's BEDFORD CORD cur.p
weighp al g.. - a yard
44-inch SOFT CHEvRON STRIPES (rare
for drapery) n 81 Goa yard.
LIflN's LIGHT and HEAVYWEIGHT
CAMEL's HAIR. .5c.. sI.Oo. sl..s, sl.gs.
sl5o 500. $50 and 81 IS a yard-4a
inches wide.
a. CEEyIoTs AND sERGEs. &c. and Sc.
ayard.
ALL BLACK and ALL NOVELTIES. All We want
TO do is to hre yoGE curiosity 20 the looking point
Conquest Is easy after that. There IL not cloir.r
collection under r6of than we can show you
livery pattern is temptation and you don't wan, 20
resist. Tor they the fashionable feature for fall
| STATION PERRY.
| ''PERRY BUILDINa.-
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AyrSr-r.
Established isio. 4,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

FLAT WARE.
Weary all the leading makes in fat ware,
Consisting Of plated. inlsid aud sterling goods.
Rogers Tea 81 icons. two patterns.
---S5c. a SET
Rosers' Tea sroons. more elaborate designs.
four Patterns.
I'll. 5aset-
Rogers Dessert Spoons and Forks.
-s2.l9 "a set
Rogers Table spoons and Forks.
$50 a set
Rogers Sugar Shells
-:sSc. ana SOC. each
ROGERS Butter Knives.
500. ana 5.lc. each
Our in,aid goods warranted TO be the mos.
serviceable Of plated goods. the parts Of each
article which subjected to the har,ies. wear
are carved out and inlaid with sterling sill
yer, after which the entire article is TRIPLE
plated.
Inlaid Tea Spoons. TIPPED.
81. 30 set
Inaid Tea Spoons. Fancy Patterns
50. 50. 50 - and So 5oa set
In!sid Dessert Spoons and Forks. Tipped
81 30 a set
lnlaid Dessert Spoons and Forks Fancy Pat
-S4.JO, $500 and SO % a set
1nlaid Table Spoons and Forks. Tipped
$500 set
Inlaid Table Spoons and Forks. Fancy Pat
terms.
$500. e.. so and g.. 30 set
Inlaid Coffee Spoons.
30. s.. and 81. - a set
HOLLOW WARES.
Our hollow ware consists Of a selection from
several OF the leading manufacturers of tho
country. We are prepared to NEE. the desires
of ali much better than those who handle but
one make Of goods.
Tea Sets.
ODD Pieces of Tea Ware.
Water Pitchers.
Filters.
Water Sets,
Celery Glasses,
Caratfes.
Soup Tureens.
Baking Dishes,
Dinner Castors.
Individual Casters
Berry Bowls.
Nut Bowls.
Salad Bowls.
Cake Baskets.
Butter Dishes.
Gravy Tureens.
CEildren's Mu9s.
Napkin RIMS.
surar and Cream Sets.
PICKLE Casters,
Card Receivers.
Bon Bon Trays
Shaving Cups,
Puff Boxes,
Handkerchief Boxes,
Jewel Cases,
Hair Pin Trays.
Candlesticks,
Cande'abra.
Crumb Trays and Brushes,
Marmalade Jars,
Sugar Drei--es. ...
Smoking Sets, - ..-
Ioothpics Holders, .rs.l.- ..
Souvenir Spoons. &c. .a. Hrs s.H
Cst floor, l1th st. building) Esq.,.
WOODWARD & LCTHROP.
au31 10th. 11th and sts NV
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OF the Newest Fell Dress Goods arrived today
august 40. Silks. Cheviots. Cloths. Serges,
Jacquards. Cashmeres. Henriettas, Cancels Hair
Serges. Bedford Cords, all here, awaiting your in.
spection. No reason why you should wait a few
weeks. Buy your dress and have 1t made before
the rush. Soon twill be the old, old story-..Your
dressnaker can't her scissors in your dress for at
least three weeks. sc. If you are a woman Won can
readily appreciate what say. So while it may
seem selfish argument on part on the whole it
q reasonable one. Come in anyhow. If you don't
want dress you least the latest goods and
examine the fashion plates.
We told you Of the :Snch Serges few DAYS ago I'm.
now we have another line Of kstnch Plaid Seroes in
the most beautiful combinations. such as Red Blue
and Gold-Brown. Tan and Gold-Brown, Blue and
Red. &C., for
Fifty cents yard.
Broken Plaid Cheriots.
Ten styles.
Fifty cents q yard
tons Of Browns. Blues, Greens. Garnets and Tans.
Fifty cents a yard
Striped Cheriots-3s inches wide in Navy. Wine and
Green.
Fifty cents a yard
Reversible Cancels Hair Chepiots Either side can
be used or the rough side used as trimming, They
are Al inches wide-extremey stylish.
IS eents yard.
Fine Striped Cancels Hair Suitings-4O inches wide
Tan and Black. Steel and Black. Heyeth and Black.
81. 20 yard.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
NOVELTIES IN BLACK GOODS.
40-inch Bedford Cords.
CSC. and s1s5 yard
4O-inch jacquard Bedford Cords-3 patterns.
81 yard.
40-inch Serpentine Cheviot-3 patterns.
81 10 yard.
4O-inch Atwood JacQuards,
Soc. yard.
45-inch Cancels Hair Suitings
sse.. and 81 yard.
54-inch Storm Serge.
81 yard.
60-inch "Cravenette."
sLS7 yard.
40-inch Atwood Serge,
SOC. and 75c. yard
40-inch Atwood Henrettas
75c. yard.
45-inch Atwood Henriettas
eL00 yard.
3S-inch Pr;estiey's silk Warp Henriettas,
sL00v yard.
40-inch Priestleys Silk Warp Henriettas.
&l.s5. SL5o. SEQ yard.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31

E$$$$$
Wv oopwARp
AND
fLILornRop.
10TH. nth AND F SITS. NV.
Open This Evening Until O'Clock.
HARp1NerRs Or FALL.
FrPALL GOODS ARE ROLLING IN
FF tumb!ins over each other From beyond
the sea; from this side of the sea. from
@hsrepsr the bes, things are made.
We want YOU to take peep a. the FINE ALL
WOOL DRESS GOODS. The bright, airy sum-
mer stufis are being pushed out of sight by the
''wave Of wool''ln thousand weaves and col
orings-soiid rorth in every one Of them-Pre.-
tier things could not well be done In wool.
Every year surpr!se-seems Us If the top notch
had before been cached. but 1t hadn't. Prices!
They will be a surprise to you as well. This
Will give you an idea OF what We intend doing
in Dress Goods:
CAMEL's HAIR cHEyioT.
All WOOL large variety of new fall and sta
pie shades-35 inches wide.
--soc. yard
PLAlDS.
All wool. plain and fancy. large and small
is inches wide.
Soc ya-i.
Superior Quality Al-weol Plaids- IS inches
wide.
--59c yard
Plaids for school dresses in thirty distinct de-
signs and coiorings. Serge grounds with rich
and brilliant eff ects-:JS inches vide
---15c. ayard.--
ALL-woOL CHEyIOTS.
Plain grounds, with rough geome;rical figures,
in Grays, Lightest Tan up to Medium Brown
Autumnal Grays. Navy Blues, &c. IS inches
wide,
-15c. a yard
HENRIETTAS.
All-wool Henrie.tas. ;5s inches wide,
Joe. a yard.
All-wool Silk finished Henrietta in a naenia-
cent line Of colors-over forty shades-45
inches wide.
-1Jc. yard
All-wool Silk-fnished Henriettas-extra fine
ana heavy-in all the new fall and staple
shades. 46 inches wide
s1.oOa yard.
H1aH-CLAss NOVELTIES
FOR EARLY FALL WEDDING GOWNS.
THE HIGHEST OF THE HIGH-CLAsS
PARTISAN NOVELTIES are getting where
you can see them. Thrty-hve of the richest
AID choicest
ARTISTIC PATTrGN DRESSES
Are here and they came right from one of the
most celebrated French makers. To see these
you must ask for thern-they are too choice to
be thrown around on the counters.
Fine Dress Goods Department
First floor, 10th st. bu;lding)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31
ALL-wOOL CHEyIOTS,

in Grays. Lightest Tan up to Medium Brown
Autumnal Grays. Navy Blues, &c. IS inches
wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-31
TIE WEATHER Is A HINT.

TIE WEATHER Is A Hrsr.
THESE CHILLY NIGHTS GIVE NOTICE
of the need for TOP COATS" We've Allied
window full of samples from our new line. If
you haven't q presentable one you're inter
ested. You can't half see 'em from the outside.
Come where they are and try on few. You
not Obliged to buy. But you'll want to.
Everybody likes fine clothes-and these go
right to the vanity spot. We've none of Lass
seasons to compare 'em Without you can't
help seeing the improvement. Doing our orn
work We can put in an extra pinch of perfec-
tion-and We never miss the opportunity to do
it. 1t wouldn't be us. either. if we didn't sail
closer to the wind" in price than other folks.
Look into them.
sIo to SIS.
SdJfoor eEerators.