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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

An important movement is on foot to remove
the theological seminary Of the Lutheran
church from Gettysburg to Washington or
some other city. The meeting held here last
night in aid of the removal to this city was well
attended by leading men from the different
states and momentum given to removal
to the capital. The board of directors having
decided TO remove the chief seminary Of the
Lutherans to some mere desirable place than
its present location, the claims of Washington
are strongest of any American city. because,
as Rev. DIR. Butler says, the seminary would be
natioualized by coming to the capital and the
church itself unified thereby. By a sale of the
present historic buildings and grounds to the
state Of Pennsylvania or to the general gov
eminent il is said. the expenses incurred
by the removal would be more than paid.
The meeting was unanimous in deciding that
Washington was the proper place for the semi
nary, and strong committee Of seven was APP
point ted to take the necessary steps to secure
the desired object and provide ways and means.
This movement is of more than 6enominational
importance As the Catholics, Methodists and
Baptists are developing educational head
quarters at the nations capital, SO it is desir-
able to have the Lutherans and other church
bodies establish here their seminaries. The
incompatible advantages of Washington as the
educational center of the western hemisphere
need not be specifically pointed out. The gov
eminent buildings. libraries, museums, scien-
tifc collections and the great academy Of gov
eminent in all its branches, that enrich
Washington, to say nothing of the delightful
physical surroundingsand historic associations
of the capital, prevent any just comparison be-
tween it and any other city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

The most interesting series of state elections
ever held on the continent ends without that
radical change Of sentiment all along the line
which was expected by some sanguine people.
Neither party has apparently gained so much
as 10 indicate that it is bound to gain more In
the presidential election, and neither party has
gained enough to relieve it from anxiety as to
the future. The loss of New York or Ohio to
the party normally its master would have put
calculations awry. But Ohio gives decided
majority to the republicans and New York to
the democrats. Both organizations have ground
for rejoicing that they have held their own IN
their ordinary stronghoIds. Both republic
cans ard democrats hoped to do consider
sb.v more than they succeeded in doing.
Securing the election of Maj. Mckinley In
place Of Gov. Campbell i'll the buckeye
state, with a republican legislature instead Of
democratic legislature, the Ohio republicans
have really gained important advantages; but
not to have done SO would have been well nigh
ruinous. The Pennsylvania republicans redeem
their state by about the usual majority in
of years. which is somewhat better than
was expected by impartial calcu-
lators. The democrats in holding
the governorship Of Massachusetts, achieve
one OF the points that was coveted by them.
The result was largely due to the personal pop
ularity and ability of their leader. The same
may be said of Iowa, where ant-prohibition SEN
timent also contributed to democratic success.
These results seem to teach that the parties
are so nearly equal in power and promise that
70 extreme policy by either can be adopted with
safety. What the republicans recover in two or
three states is at least counterbalanced by
what the democrats recover in prestige In
New York and secure a second time in success
sion in Massachusetts and Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

Low tariff with an anti-prohibition attach
ment came out ahead in Iowa Low tariff with
IN honest money attachment, plus Gov. Russelrs
personal popularity, won in Massachusetts,.
Low tariff with a free-coinsge attachment was
smashed in Ohio. The democrats won on q
sound-money plank in New York. In general
results the free-coiuage democrats are under
meath, while Cleveland and tariff reform show
up on top of the democratic heap. Among the
republicans the boom for Mckinley and pro-
lection given by Ohio is not sustained by the
other contested states, except Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04
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s1c-s14 SEVENTH sIREEr.
Aword or two with you about Millinery.

Auor, or tuo with Won .ho,t M,,;,ne,x
wEAsE M1ILrSrRs IN THE BROADCAST SENSE
''-''' '-' Az
0-'-'O
"-' ~ =" "' LAD ~" inA""i'A'hs'
FACT NO. 1--we have every conceivable STYLE.
. sn a.i., ana uo.on nat or sonnet
80 49,. ,. .,. r ..ot
nai. any -ni,iiniS Hs'"o1isniien's
r.cr So .,,
ANA " guy "''eN' i'o' ', '.e ~ ,
,obber or the middler,an's profit.
s.yins OF at least Is to Is per cent.
w. go, -. asniaa, ~, ,;,,,o 81 .ns
many years Of unteasing labor spent
in catering to the want. Of the ladies' %a.
ineton the largest Millinery Establish
FOR THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ONLY WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING ExrnAos-
DlAAhi VALUES IN
MILLINERY.
sc TRTN NMEB y g.;, 6 cRe s p ns'
Bands. in ali co, Ors.at.... .-.:.......... Zoo
E;n,,s p,,oce yeadsrs NJ l;Jy;u,ru
a11o1,a,es and Misses, rr,m,c.a MAR.
niSiMMFD SaiiIoi,. best n,aiity
im tirtaKTE lily -: Sr.h DAM 1na Z 4c
"'' 'N''S'
Largest A""er0 hs'dof'sh"'ens :" Me On''ea seo'e''
Sl39 sA hiMmsn s Baass End GSo% &c
No 1o6ofrs or AfdafemansFr off to Dav"s.
o. HATS, in all the latest shapes and col go
yo ,or. sro,n ,5,o o. ..,, ,,bsn ann, ,,,,.has.
from as.
49, prsr or.r1rv rprNcu
OHIO Felt Hats in, in all the latest eS1-79
,.,.p,,u.,,,... ..,.,a,,
S. TRIMMED TRIMMED H HATS At. AND BSoNN Bonnet,
sfyi,s In seec, ron, M NV sNs0.DU
a, rn TRIMMED HATS .NDeoN.
% NV MIS- ali OF the LATEST styles: A.
Hats at'............ ..............p1'' u
larger aud more complete assortment than am
e1O cox IMPORTED HATS
gS 4s ki h M MFi and nd
In purchasing from. u. you buy a. headquarters.
and eooSs hsa dsrs in Blacks
rs .' s7 ;::; :: *: :;:::
I DC. JET CROWNS .4CC.
pr7ces nlrn,,s the yo,rsst nj E;o,,s polnrr
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Don't overlook the special safe Of Hosiery
and Underwear. Better har<ains have never
been distributed. The two most ccnsp.c-
nous are these:
LADIES' Gamers Hair Vests. winter weight.
Regular value. % cents.
ONLY - cESTs. ; TOR e..
This is giving you three FOR the Price Of two.
Cli!drsn's Warranted Fas: Back Ierly
Ribbel Hose. eoiaDon.y sold Tor p c.asS
| ONLY IL CENTS PER PAIR
PAIRS FOR 20 CENTS.
This is also giving you three Pairs for the
price OF two.
MILLINERY.
There are different qualities OF American
Felt. We have bus ope-fks best We arc
are slosins all the fashionabie SHAPES,
both large and small. in foug or i've shades
OF Brown. t6ree or four shASfs Q. Gray. two
shades OF Tan. two Shades OF Green. also
Cardinal. Navy and Black. IS cents each,
French fe.t--,han which there is hone
better. As large as is tie assortment IN
American Felts the variety o. French Felt
Hats is greater. ei.4s each.
SAILORS.
Their sale has been wonderful. They are
jaunty, very stylish and becoming to
Amos; all faces. but especially so to Plump
faces. To keep up their wonderful sale we
have dronped prices a LITTLE
Velvet Crowned Sailors. six ribbon band.
all coiors. reduced 10 80 cents each.
Ne.Net Grown 'BScoarst" siiors, vide rim.
all oolors. only - cents.
Small lot OF Velvet Crown Sailors. in Navy
Seal and Gray, reduced from ~ to p cents
to close.
Black Felt "Niantic" tHish) Sailors. 80
cents.
Trimmed Felt Sailors. inciuiing Regal"
Knox" ''Baccarat" and other shapes. all
colcrs. only as cents.
Six Beaverton sailo:s, all co,ors. reduced
to 9S cents.
Trimmed alpine" Hats, 9s cents. si25
and sl.iS.
We are showing a most attractive line OF
becoming shapes and siy.es In Trimmed
Hats. In all colors. at sL15. sL9s and
s2.4S.
HAT
TRIMMINGS.
Jested Hat Trimmings in q myriad Of
shapes, including crowns, bands, Alsrettes,
hats, wings, side pieces and n variety Of
fancy shapes and ornaments. As you prob
ably know, Jet leads the Hat Trimmings
Ladies who have been waiting viii be glad
to know that We have opened another line
OF princess Of Wales" Tips, in all colors.
which We shall continue to sell at 40 cents
per bunch.
Other styles Of Tips up to g per bunch.
Ponpon shaded 1ips.
Feather Bands in all colors
Special value in Heron Ponpons. all col
ors. at 3S cents.
FEATHER
EFFECTS.
These are a good close second in the Hat
Trimmings race. Tie variety never so
great. Pompadour Wings, Pulled Plumes,
Shaded Coque Plumes, spangled Feather
Plumes, Aigrett Effects, Fancy Birds. Par
rot Wings. Quilts, &c.
TRIMMING
VELvETS.
In addition TO our excellent line OF Dress
Trimming Nelvets we are showing a SUI
perior quality Of ''Croise" Velvet for trim
ming millinery. II is Of light weight. with
closely woven pile Of exceeding smooth
ness and uniformity. All colors. and Black.
el.o0 10 s3 per yard.
THE BON MARCHE.
It 3I4 AND 3I6 sTH ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

Iowa shows tendency to step out Of the
republican column, for she gives the democrats
moro than sho gave them the last time. when the
democrats got the governor. Next she viii be
claiming the vice presidential, or perhaps even
the presidential, nomination as q reward for her
new and vigorous democracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

Reading the election returns by the light of
the campaign efforts made by the two political
parties in New York, one would think that the
people in the rural parts Of the state rather
hke to be ruled by the Tamnany tiger, and
that the people of the city are mighty glad the
world fair went to Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

Hamlet with the melancholy Dane omitted
the reception which Jersey City Methodists
rendered to two delegates to the Ecumenical
CONFERENCE.-THE. William Arthur and Rev. DIR.
Evans. Both gentlemen were i'll and absent,
but the reception went right along. There
were speeches and refreshments, but those who
were being received, so to speak. were absent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

II the Chilean statesmen who are now en-
gagged in trying to discover some safe way of
expressing their contempt for the United States
would only utilize their tremendous energies in
some wage-earning capacity they might help
their debt-burdened country out Of the dnan-
cial slough in which it struggles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

Everywhere it was tried yesterday the Aus
tralian ballot proved a success. Not only were
tine elections where it was used quiet but they
were more nearly honest verdicts of the popu-
lar jury It ought not to be long before every
state in the Union has a secret. honest ballot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04
r. HARRIS l. CO..
IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS,
Cor. It'll and d n. ".

S. COHEN & Co..
a23 nth STREET.
BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
We have an unusually full
stock of Buttons Of every de-
scription.
Cut Steel Buttons.
Jet Buttons.
Crochet Buttons
White Pearl Buttons.
Smoked Pearl Buttons.
Horn Buttons.
Bone Buttons.
Silk Covered Buttons.
Mohair Tailor Buttons.
The same department con-
tains full stock Of Black and
Colored Loops and Giriies.
g. COHEN & CO..
20 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

TIE
LADIES
FAvon1rr SHor
Is the CLOTH TOP. because It has every
point Of excellence which commands it
TO purchasers Of Fine Foot,r,dr. Tkcse shoes
very extensively worn iSsi and
have the largest sfcc< ia 'hc cifV 30 select
FROM They come made for either stree; CT
house wear, with or without l,r,esv leather
tips. in every style of toe; and, what is nSrs
arractiss. selling them eAsuIbcr saaa
they be had slseUhere. You take
your choice:
For s39S-A VERY STYLISH CLOTH or XII
TOP SHOE.
For which other dealers are charging s..
We have the RICHMOND TOE tie OPERA
TOE and the GLOBE Tor. with CT witlgoHt
pstent leather tips; the KAHLtR TOE au1
the COAlMoN-SENSE TOT.
FOR sa.s3-A PATENT LEATHER TIP. CLOTH CT
KID TOP. SHOE
Worth $3.50; splendid value.
FOR O.. gS-A LADIES' FINE DoNGoLAEID SHOE,
Which is worth at least $3.50 We are
making speciality OF this Shoe, AMI W.
give you 7Dat ent leather tips. COMMON
SENSE and OPERA TOE.
FROM sl.os Up TO So WE WILL SELL THOSE
LADIES' FRONT LACE
SHOES. wh,ch 81 popular at this tine
FROM osc. Up WE OFFER THE LARGEST AND
Most
Complete Iirc of MISSES and chill
DREN'S SEO.S in The eitS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

.'The Thanksgiving proclamation is nowd due y
Signed, Wm. E Russell, Vim. Mckinley, jr.
Roswell p. Flower. Horace Boies, Matthew s
Quay and many others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

II the Maverick National Bark had had its
full quota of eleven directors instead of only
i've there is no telling how much money IL
might haze lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

A COLUMN Fox LADIES
Some H1eu-CLAss BARGAINS
ToMonRow. WrpsEsDAr. NOVEMBER 5.
The pa,ais Royal viii surprise you tomorrow with
expensire 6ut toU price Sosds,
nRESs GOODS Tho very bcs. quality 5Onch wide
~ Bedford Corls. such as retail at S:a yard are to
be offered at ONLY 81 80 Not oaig good Qi.atitg
as e!seahcre al %. ba: SUPERIOR shades
TRIMMINGS Besides the Feather and Jet Trim
novelties. which reduced in prices rs follows:
From 81 IN TO ~ 10 yard from Sl.5o 10 a1.l5 yard.
from 81. y to 90c yard.
A ,Tn1fLE,1lou.eholl Ammonls. A lsrse bottle
II ranted Fast Black Eose be offered toinor-
row at 11c. pair. FifV dozen TO 90 o4s sale at 8
O'clock and mr. dozen 10 be rescryed TIL 1 o'clock
Not more than two pairs 10 each customer.
JASDEERCHIEFS-C Continuation of the great
sale. HandenibI odered works Of art from France
at ooc. each. some Of which are worth twice the
price. Scalioped aud Embroidered Lawn Handker-
chiefs for mourning, BIC. each; many worth 5Oc
White Lawn Handkerchiefs with liachinee oroidery,
wonderful Imitation Of those hand worked. only
19c. each. Pure and Sheer Linen Handkercbiefs,
with hand embroidered initials reduced pc. to
iSc. Pure Linen Handkercbtsfs, with exquisite EN-
broidery. only Exc. each. Among the lot are some
worth Soc. and 1oc. each.
NECKwEAR-Tep pc- cent d!scount--one. tenth off
Az the marked price OF al Lace Neckwear. We have
Black Lace Scarfs aud Fohus machine made marked
from Csc. TO s6 each Hand made. from 81 9S to
Els rs each.
.TEwELEY-Rolle Gold Pins. with your initial on
y bar. reduced from i0c. 10 Uc. each.
7 ACES-pick on. the Lace you fancy and claim 10
IL Yer cent discount Tomorrow.
- 1BBONS-Choice of our 3k-inch- wide Millinery
II Ribbons that are mari Ell SO ior only SOC yard
Identical ribbons cost you zoe. elsewhere.
ELOVES-The greatest glove sale Washington has
" seelithe most successful regards sf!es-is
ing to an end. Foster Hook Kid Gloves that We
usually retail at Sl-25 being sold at 7ac pair
Those with hooks reduced FROM 81 to Csc. The
Suede Biarritz Pgskn Mc,sG uetsires are tempo.
4.button Gloves also the Sbutton Mousquetaires at
SIC. pair instead Of 81.
('IiLDREN'S GOoDS-As an inducernent to bring
" the children with you we oaerJor TOMORROW only
10 per cent discount and offer of entire stock of
outer garments
Of course baby comes FIRST and Cioaks and Goats are
here from 81 to $50 each.
Then youngsters from l TO years of age These
Children have department all to themselves. Coats
from *2.25 to S13.9S each are here. of Eiderdown
Cashmere. Flannel. Bedford Cord and Silk Would
like you to see the Cheviot Coats offer at So 9S;
also the four special styles at 50 each made to our
order.
es-Deduct one-tenth from above prices and from
the marked price Of other garment you select to-
morrow
THE PAIAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
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B Eli a. A. MN e Nc SSSSSSbb 3 ssss
ODD II II N 90 N Mn ODD ssSs

BY purchasing from us you pay only one profit. and
we can convince you it is moderate one. Our Dia-
monds selected with great to quality, and
We pledge our reputation with our guarantee.
WE MENTION SOME BARGAINS:
We otfer some immense bargains special attrac-
tons to our store for this week.
s1@.5 fora Heavy God Snake Ring with diamond
head.
81: Cor Lovely Carat Solitaire Rirg that is cheap
at So.
syo FOR Heavy Star Band Solitaire Ring, nearly Z
carat. Just the ring for a gentleman
s4o FOR Lovely Marquise Cluster Ring. A special
bargain which mus. be seen to be appreciated.
$50 for Lovely 1-carat Solitaire Ring worth s1OO.
81. 80 for 1Ilcarst Solitaire Ring. Can't be
matched under $1ll
$780, for Pure White Diamond Sc. in Combination
Ring and Stud Setting Weight, "a
s115 for 17.-cara, Solitaire Ring. Tiffany setting
Worth all of sl75.
sl2o for q 211-csrat Solitaire set in an English
Gypsy ring. remarkable bargain.
$50 to 81 200 Solitaire Rings which, being our own
importation. guaran.ee prices far below re-
tail rates
We have the largest stock Of Diamond Scarf Pins in
town, from 80 to s1CO.
Solitaire Earrings. Over 300 pairs. From eco to
600 Our s25 and $50 Earrings ust be seen to be
appreciated.
the carat.
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WooDwAxD
Am
LoTHRop.
10TH. tIrH AND F srs NV.
TOMORROW. THURSDAY.
A SECOND SACRIFICE SALE
OF
sILvER-PLATED WARE.

WE still have some odd pieces. {" broken
sets" and .'small lots" of stviss rs cannot
duplicate. We need the room for our holiday
stock. and are going to sell these At reduced
prices. As this ofYerinz includes only goods Of
the highest grade. peItec: in every wap. il il
an unusually GOOD chance to buy wedding.
Birthday or holiday present nj . great saving.
six-bottle Caster. 50. Was e4.75
1Four-bottle Caster. 90. rs. Was s4.25.
Five-bott,e Caster, with cut-slass bottles.
%. Was s7.25.
Cake Baskets. 81. 6S. Were g. 10.
2 Cake Baskets. s2.7o. Were 1929
2Cake Baskets, e. We're g. 30.
1Cake Basket. IS. 1870.
Butter Dishes. e. Were sc6a
/ Butter Dish. 81 so. Was 60 81
Butter Dish. 3d. so. Was s42a
Butter Dish. q. Was s4.e5.
Baking Dish. &c 80. Was e7.25.
Baking Dish. 50. 90. Was $50.
Soup Tureen. %. Was sS.15.
1soup Tureen. $40. Was els.
napkin Rings. 75c. were $50
2Napkin Rings. 9Oc. We're 81 IS.
2Napkin Rings. 0oc. We're 81 20.
3Pickle Casters. 15c. We're CSC.
Berry Dish. $3.50. Was 90.
Bsrry Dish. 1913. Was $3.50.
Berry Dish. s2.15. Was s3.7a
Cream Pitcher. "a. Was s4.90
Cream Pitcher, IS. Was IS. rs.
2 Bon Bon Dishes. 81. 80. Were g.
2Bon Bon Dishes. sl.75. Were g. 80.
2Bon Bon Dishes. 50. We're s3.75.
1Pu6 Box, a2.T5. wass3T5.
Puff Box. So. Was ESQ.,.
1puff Box, 90. Was sS 30.
Spoon Holder. 50. Was &321
Spoon Holder, 80. Was 1915.
Spoon Holder. So. Was $3.50
2Susar Bowls. So. rs. We're g. 80.
Sugar Bowl, S3.1o. Was 1915.
Sugar Bowl. 1926. Was 1878
Sugar Bowl. 50. 50. Was sI5O.
2Sdgar Bowls. 81. Were 30.
First noor. 1lth ST. building.)
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To close out the following small
lots We shall offer them tomorrow
at greatly red uced prices.
8 pieces of 3l-inch Real Lace for
Sash Curtains reduced from 81 to
80 cents per yard.
10 pairs of Ecru nottingham
Lace Curtains, of a very snowy
pattern. 80 yards long. reduced
from 81. % to 81. 40 per pair.
4 pieces of Satin-faced French
Tapestry. in four of the choicest
colorinys. reduced from 81 to e.. 30
per yard.
4pieees Of 5o-inch Silk and Wool
Renaissance. for upholstering fur
n ture. Price cut in half. Re-
duced from s3 to 81. 80 per yard.
We still have q quantity Of
short lengths" Of Brocatelles. OF
~ and 2 yards each-just enough
for covering an arm chair, o divan
aud other like pieces. 30 per cent
less than regular prices. For in
stance:
o. quality at 81 yard.
90 quality at 81 per yard
SWISS
MUSLINS.
We shall place on sale tomorrow
morning 100 pieces of Swiss Mus
lin for Sash Curtains. in all the
latest and most attractive effects,
at prices ranging from 10 cents 20
81 per yard. We have undoubtedly
the largest and most attractive line
Of Swiss Muslins in the city.
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
Cor. 18th and + SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

The man who says Il told you So is indus
triously intensifying the tired feeling that is
felt in some quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

xeKinisy's policy evidently includes good
bit Of self-protection.
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LASsBrRou & BRo

We would sueF-~s Cor stylish and
sefYioeabIe Dress Materials. winch We
can szfe,y recommend on their
Ecrts beiav. nEmely. LADIES'
CLOTHS aud Brcaaciotls We hnve
In s'ocR al the staple a. vel 90 fancy
shAias. We VAL mention Few Grades
below
S4-inrh A,-woOl LADIES' Cloth. ertrs
value. s.sc. yard.
54-inoh Atwood Twiiied Rack. si yard.
Sane weave a. our scsnd O.. 25 qualities.
We are ss,.sfed you cannot duplioat. same
less than e. - pet yard.
Oar 81 p. $3.50. e. and g. - qualities
car better be arrTeciA,ed after being secn
Ane examined
a. C.0tLs spoHeed oad shrunt J,res q
charge.
As ladies experience difnculty In
scCuring Buttons 90 match Drcss-. ~e
can make them 10 match any Dress
for iJc. per doE-n.
NEW cHIFFoNs-NEw CHtFroNS.
The
on,y
Correct
And
Stylish
Afti.ie
For
Neck Furnishings.
colored Chifons. double silk ribbon
Through the csn,sr 90 sa.her, deep snalsold-
erea edso. sI.la
Polka bot Chiffon. m plack ana Iav.ndrr.
gather on a silk ribl,on band. sI per yard.
shk fompadoar Boas. in all shades. sc.
Beaver Ruching. 3sc. per yard.
sGrah P.Aitings. In AL shades. 4sc. per
yard.
Ostrich Featherei TrInmIns. IN al The
ieAdins shades. asc.
PERFUMEs. We stock ONLY the
reliable makers Per
fumes and the most
delicate aud refined
ertractscan De found
with Us.
wooDwoRTH's Best Triple Extract.
Regular price. Csc. per or bottle Special
price. 34c.
ENGLISH COLD CREAM. REGULAR
price. l5c. per jar. Special price. &c.
EAsIMAN's Best Florida Water. Special
price. Sc. per bottle.
Our very best West fpdia Bay Rum. half.
pint bottles. Special price. DC. per bottle.
DELETTREZ's VERY NEWEST I'M
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

Maj Mckinley is the republican exception
hat Keeps the gubernatoriaI hand from being
four Of kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

Even NJ. Quay could not defeat the republi-
en- party in Pennsyivania-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

Between the legislatures and the governor
ships there 10 room fer all kinds Of enthusi-
ssu2-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

pennsylvania results seem to reduce the
probable damage that Quay sustained BY libel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

Chiles sisne for public attention will come
again presently.