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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
TIE On AND TEE NEw

In the lower half OF this column Is mentioned fsbrcs
for evening wear and the necessary trinminss But
first read OF the correct Gloves Fans. Hosiery Hand
kerchiefs. Neckwesr, SC.
NLoyEs in rare and beautiful shades-a collection
that has already been quoted the equal any in the
country.
1IoSIERY.-Sflk Hose to match your gloves ana
costume. s5c. to sos q pair. valuable guide TO
the reader is this mention of the extraordinary good
values nesting among the many: e.. 9s for heavy
English Silk Stockings shades match costume or
Shoes sl.5O Tor Pure silk kichelieu Rib Hose with
Black feet and uppers Of colors, 81 9s for Superne
Silk Hose that good value at e. p pair; 81 40
Tor Paris Novelty Hose ribbed front and hack of
ontrasting shades; 1898 for those with lace work
ankles; So Is Tor those Of opera length half hun
dred different prices and many Styles but those
acore ouotod are The best man paiues
u NDERwEAR.- Silk Vests to match the
stockiDgs to So As each Prices like the rounds
of ladder-gradually rising from loves; to highest.
Those at the lowest price imported in Black as
well a. all coors. The more expensive have hand
made lace fronts.
L ANs.-And Fans to match your costumes be-
widering vHriety-a collection second none in this
country. We take but branch OF this department
for mention-the Opera Fans made of ostrich plumes
counted single stick. e. 40 for those with three
81 ,,,,T,a. - o,s.,.,.n - n - 80 80
,I,o - -. M =, a, % s, ~.
tips and pearl stick. The $40 Fans. with I've pumes,
.st The Fan. with tortoise shell sea 'f ross
At SIS have carved pearl stick.
~,
N FcEwFAR M ,ropb,e bara "a ana the a.,c,ts
Chiffon Ia match vour ares. DC 10 40 as v.yl.
the oow-knot designs are only 11c. yard And here.
too. the Feather Edges all shades. at Us cents
of Cooue Feathers at Csc a yard And the Silk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

A good way &c finish up ianguisting naval
vork-ges up a Sudden war scare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
TIE "RAw MATERIALS

We selected drawing patterns for our stock Of
CLOAK CLOTHS this season. They are all novel
ties Everybody takes to things. That puts ours
in high favor" with tasty dressers. Figure IL up
the material and the making won't cost you in eace-s
Of the readymade styles. and then you have got the
right of way" to make useof vo O,rn ideas in mod
cling. On this plan you will have WRAP entirely
your orn. We have not slow seller in the Who'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
Dress GooDs Fon EVENING WrAn.

This seasons latest production is PHOTO
graphic Tints." So delicate an refined are the
shadinzs that they merely suggest colorings
We have them in two materials-French Wool
CrepOn. AZ inches wide, at
81. 10 yard.
And French Bro adcoth. 4S inches wide. AZ
81. 70 yard
Lansdowne, the richest and finest silk and
wool material, in very attractive evening tints
OF Cardinal. Pink, Blue. Mase, Nile, Layen-
der. Cream and Heliotrope 40 inches wide
81. % yard
Atwood Henrietta in q variety Of evening
shades
Us inches wide. Soc yard
40 inches wide. 15c. and 81 q yard
Silk and Wool BenRaline or French Poplin
in Pink. Cream and Gray. 10 inches wide.
SO yard
All-wool Albaiross. superior quality, in
Cream, Pink and Blue. 80 inches wide,
-o0c. . yard
A full line of Cream Fabrics in Cashmere,
Henrietta. Serge. Albatross. Lansdowne,
Bengaline. Nuns Yelling. Checks, Satin Dor.
der. Wool Crepon and Bedford Cord,
-jOc. to 50 yard
~ a.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

EsTAELISHED Is7O-w. 5. TAPPAN, DEALER
- II Dl-E.onCs. Watches. Jsveiry. silver Hars. &c
vi ian ST. L. third aOoyek ias walc. and
1os>S Ess@lrlas = SPECIALITY. sslS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
AMoxe The BEAUTIES.


5s-inch DIAGONAL. with mitred chevron
brown with Gray Gold combination.
with shaggy, brilliant hnish-s2JO.
54-inch ylCUNA CLOTH Of Lght Gray
$3.50
54-inch vIcUSA CLOTH in all the Ians-
g.
54-inch Heavy weight Bedford Cord
Navy Blue-s4.5O.
54-inch Brown and Gray Plaid vIcUN
CLOTHES. so.
56-inch TAN KERsEy - the populr
''stuf" for the Partisan cafes-s4
5O-inch BLACK BEDFORD CoRD-sA
Jo-inch BLACK BoUCLE CLoTH-s3
5s-inch CHEyIoT-medium weight-sA
HEAVY wEIGHT-s4.5o
0o-inch BLACK DIAGoNAL-nsdit
weight-S3.s5.
J6-inch BROWN. BLUE. CARDINA
WINE!and GREEN BEAVER CLoTH-s
54-inch CREAM WHITE BEDFoG
CORD for baby" coats-s2.s5
Novelty STRIPES and PLAIDs IN lisa
and dark colors-all weights-sl.JQ
50-inch AsTRAKHANs to trim WITH
Gray. Brown. Green. Pearl, Gray. Cream
and Blsck-s3. 80 to ss.
Winter weather is looking in on us again-and yon
will need WRAP. Why not take our suggestion and
have it made. Here are the ''nrings" and your
modiste will do the work. We would like chat with
you on the subject-and then we can show you more
Of the cloths that We have talked about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

While Washington is SO busy, officially speak,
ing. in making history Just now she is going to
be busy on and after tomorrow for g few davs
In discussing the history already made. Three
historical societies viii meet here. The eighth
annual session of the american Historical
Association brings large number of historians
and Investigators from all parts of the country
and the program OF their discussions, hereto
fore announced in The STAR, Is exceedingly
appetlzlng to those fond of such stuiies Be-
sides this association tine Society of Church
History and the American Folk Lore Society
will throw new light on topics within their re-
Speetiye orbits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
SrocK-TAK1Ne REDUCTIONS
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.

! Infants Brown Plaid Cancels Hair Coat
trimmed with velvet aud fur. Reduced from
Sl2. 80 to SS. .'f'
l Boys Double-breasted Coat, with rolling
collar and deep cuffs of fur and princess back.
Reduced from SD to $40.
l Infants White Basket-Cloth Short Coat,
very heavy. Reduced from SO 30 to Is.
2 Infants Eiderdown Coats trimmed with
White Angora fur. Reduced from $3.50 to 81.
) Infants NainsOok Long Slips. yoke trimmed
with narrow Hamburg edge and tucks. Re.
duced from @l.25 to IL.
Infants Hand-knit Worsted Sacques-one
all White. one White with Pink and one White
with Blue trimmings. Reduced from 81. 90 to
81 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

Mr.. NJ. NJ. Holland in letter declining to
serve on the committee to push before the dis
trict attorney the charges against Policeman
Mellen complains that The STAR places all the
speakers at the recent colored meeting in the
same category. The STAR has not intended to
be urjustly indiscriminate in its condemna-
ton. 1t criticised the advice given by some
of the speakers as criminal and mischief
breeding. The others who participated in the
meeting. in view Of the fact that silence is
often held to give consent, might well have
openly protested against the infiammatory
counsel which they did not indorse. But THE
STAR has not consciously placed them upon
the same footing with the speakers whose utter
ances were specifically criticised 1t most as
suredly would not find fault with the advocates
of an appeal to the district attorney and grand
jury. and of a change in the police appoint
ments law. when that is the policy which it has
Endorsed as the sensible one to be pursued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
ID A q @ Al 4 3.

ANOTHER THOUSAND YARDS oFslLKo-
LINE AT sc. NOT ovEK 20 YARDS TO BE
SOLD TO EACH CUSTOMER.
1850 YARDS ONE YARD WIDE &c GRE.
TONNE REDUCED TO l5c.
800 YARDS cKEIoNNE REDUCED TO
sxo PER YARD.
5000 YARDS PRINCES. WORTH FROM
I5c. TO q. REDUCED 10 &c. PER YARD.
LACE CURTAINS.
800 PAIRS. WORTH FROM u TO s12.
hEDUCED 10 5Oc TO 90 PER PAIR
COO PoRTIERLs. $3.50. FOR THIS WEEK
ONLY.
BoRDERED CARPETS
wILToNs. MooUETTEs. vELvETs.
BODY BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY BRUs-
SELLS.
SIT. Sly IL IT,. $3.50. Reduced 10 els.
loft. 6by l2 #. 6. s265 80. Reduced to s1S.
1Oft. 6by 10 #. 0. $50 Reduced to $40.
ST. 3by IL #. 0, SO. Reduced to $3.50.
ST. Shy 10 #. 6. S26. Reduced to s17.50
7r. G by 10 IT,. S2S. Reduced TO S1a
10n. 6by 13ft. 9. sC5. Reduced to s3a.
SIT. Shy CT. 3. s2S Reduced to SIS.
TIE ABOVE ARE ONLY A FEW OUT OF
OVER 100.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH.
$50 yds. FLOOR OIL CLOTH. worth SOC.
Reduced to20c. per yard
375 yd.. FLOOR OIL CLOTH. worth SOC.
Reduced to Soc. per yard.
SMYRNA RIGGS.
e1.75 RUGS, 81.
$3.50 RUGS. s1.5O.
$3.50 RUGS. s2.25.
s4.25 RUGS. s2Za
s6.25 RUGS. s4.25.
slO.25 RUGS, $3.50
CARPETS.
Anew LINES SCARCELY BROKEN At
JOD PRICES.
MoQUETTEs. WORTH 81. 60. FOR 81.
vELvETs. WORTH $780, FOR 81.
BRUSSELS. WORTH 81. FOR Csc.
THREE-PLYS. WORTH 81. FOR 75c.
ALL-wooLs. WORTH 75c FOR SOC.
INGRAINs, WORTH Soc. FOR 37Hc.
1000 soc. HAssoCKs FOR Csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
EVENING WEAR DREss MATERIALS.


CHINA SILKS. full q inches wide and guaranteed
superior to the silks usually sold at Soc yard.
here at only Soc. Q yard. We do not hesitate to
ton these silks for evening costumes since have
already sold large quantities to ladies moving in the
best society. Please judge these silks by the quality
and not the price. a. others Of cultivated and
refined taste have done.
JAP SILKS-Superior Quality Figured japanese
Silks. in Cream only. "a inches wide. Only q .
yard.
FAILLE-The graceful drapins and delicately
shaded Fae Franchise Silks from 81 to 81 9sa yard
RHADAME-Known as Satin Rhadame. q to e. 50
yard. Qualities for the prices that Will be reco-
nized by connoisseurs superior.
MORE SILKS are to be correct for '92. Our prices
e1.25 to 81 rs. We have made the attempt to have
the best for the prices since these old time fsvortes
are again to engage your attention
BRoCADES-75c. to s1.s9. the Price extremes.
Descr iptions are more apt to misead than otherwise
We request you to ask to be shown these goods.
CREPES-We shall be able for a short time to offer
75c. and q qualities for only SOC. and Csc. re-
spectivcly. For short time because we cannot OBJ
tain more at the prices
WOOL FABRICS-Cashmere. Henrietta and Nuns
Yelling only Soc yard Crepon at as cents and Hen
rietta at Sc yard We ask critical inspection Note
qualities and colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28


"0oo"A"0
,,
To have your cards engraved for New
80 ''''s' f'~'' -A~ my s~'''' "
80.
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SEnI-ASSUAI STo
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small los Of merchandise by December ST.
sreensasins the attention of everybody !,
passing through the store stop at any col
ei' ~" "ie o"eieo 'no "'' uAAuia''en'
o"e VI 'ne'n nere ai'er AhursoaS-ano Ia
$3.50, -,
"hS iei" eean ao'er'ise 'ncin al LII u
A., -, =,
Here are some details:
AZ ..r--
@ ~, ~
LINING DEPARTMENT
Navy Blue, eooslin Blue and Cream. reduced
for lining quilts, fancy work. evening wraps,&c.
First foor....................10th st. bui,ding.)
--o-
IN
Asrnalllot of chsdren's White Merino Draw
Ankle length. 10 pairs. size 30.
Ankle length. pairs. size 81
hitee length. 3pars. size ~
Knee length. pairs. size 80.
Knee length. pair. SIZE -
keduced from 81. 20 to 5Oc o pair.
ru,u,,. ~ Y,,s, u;. pu,o, ou,s
W. -, T., D. ~ p,na Si;.nt, $50
ESn.I 80 90 o.. a. ~, 'AeA' ''~
~"'
V'rs' annex
-
IN
Ss
DC yard.
'second noor. ..".-...ilth st. oulains.'
q nv n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
"Bur Crvr1rzrD MAs CAxsor
LIVE WrrHour Cooks.-

G SisS.I NJ 4 o. 0ys TER In ss.;sa,,,
q. wing, near 9TH st.. Center Market
70 Riggs Market.
30 o st. Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
MEMS GooDs FoR EVENING WrAR

News GooDs FoR EVENING Wear
Dress shirts-open 'front.' open back, or open
front and back.
81. 81 25 and 81. Co.
The 81. so Shirts have dainty embroidered
cord or vine down the front.
Collars and Cuffs in the latest styles.
Fifty shapes of White and Black Bovs,
Blk Half Hose in all colorings particularly
the newest shades Of Tans and Nodes Special
attentions called to q lot of all pure Silk Half
Hose at
-S1.5O.-
Bl ack and White Silk and Satin suspenders.
SO. % and 81. SO pair
Gloves in An unusu ally attractive line of
even ng shades. with the newest styles Oh
backs.
.-s1.5o. sL75. e. and g. a5 pair
An attractive line Of Studs and Cuff Buttons.
especially in stonine.
Silk Underwear in all weights and
colorinss.
Unusually pretty and novel Protection to be
worn with full dress. AL the newest shades are
represented.
Nntfcs display Of Hioh-ciass Evening Goods
In Meme street tcixdotc.
VAs' aoof. LIST anneX.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
LAcEs Fon Evening WEAn

Cream Silk Chantilly. ~ to IL inches WIDE pc %
g. 50 yard. The latest arrived design in A2-inch
Lanquedoc Flouncing. only s350 . yard. Real
Duchess and Point Lacss, to 3k inches wide 81 to
S. 30 yard rksch are the iouest prsces yet quoted
for equal cuait,ies Hsrd-run Lace scarfs and
shawls. s2. 60 to sis each. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
TIT = ZEE
En- En- Nh ii Nm \ &C SIS
EE w EE NM II MN Ssss
ZEE v EER mn II nm GGG eSSS
81 8 : F
II ssss $50 ass2a
II Ss sssa@ q
Iii asss %sys 2sea

Ladies' Dress Requirements for '92 have been the
thought Of the worlds fashion centers for many
months past. The Palais Royals modest collection
be Of interest. The correct fabrics. shades &C..
for the coming season are here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

pdIB HtfIstItCNt<t Li1eu oLtStS. SIZe -5Tx
2zs yards. Soiied. Reduced from 90 to $6 Q
pair.
2pairs Hemstitched Linen Sheets. Size 26x
"a yards. Soiled. Reduced from Is to 90 Q
pair.
2 pairs Linen Sheets Size 2Kx2x yards.
Soiled. Reduced from So. so to 81. 80 pair.
A lot OF 93-inch Linen Sheeting. Reduced
from II. 10 to 75c. yard.
3 pairs Black Pillow Shams. trimmed with
Black silk lace and ribbons. l pair reduced
from "a. 80 TO 80. so. reduced from o.. 80 to
Is. 80 and reduced from IS to g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

WILLIAM Il. McKNEw,
033 Pa. ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

Nv HILE the riRhting up" IN al depart.
w ments will 20 on with al possible zeal,
the store is N its usual we'll prepared condition.
Offering full stock Of well-tried, accepted
makes Of merchandise. particularly for ''even-
ing use. 1t is worth knowing that the funda-
mental principles Of our store arc never lost
sight of. We will sprinkle the best bargains
that can he had over all the business. but with.
out fail we shall maintain at all times with all
vigilance the most perfect stock of whatever the
best manufactures of the world produce
VHE demand for evening goods Just now il
paramount. II you have needs Of this char
acter for New Years day there is no time to
lose. 10 expedite your selections we've pre-
pared the following list. Look over it-pcr-
haps 1t will remind you Of something you
should have.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

LHERE AREoTHER BOOK GLOVES THAN THE
FOSTER AND THEIR ARE MANY GLOVES
MADE WITH FosrrR HOuKs. But THERE
Arr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
Srocx-TAk1Se REpucrloSs

Spairs o. All-wool White Blankets Reduced
from a to So pair.
Fine Figured Blanket for making into Wrap.
Per. Bath Gown or Dressing Robe Reducsd
from &7..0 to $6.
o Colored Cheese Cloth Comforts, with White
cotton filling. Reduced from ~ to sl.5O each.
CLANCY ur Robes. Reduced from 81. SO to
e5 each.
Fine Natural Brown Fur Robe. Reduced
from al2. 90 TO $3.50
2Exceisor Wool Robes. Reduced from elc
to $40 each.
Blanket Robes. Reduced from l.bO TO 81
each.
Very Fine Infants Fur Robe. Reduced
from $40 to t7.5O. cFTt
(Secend Aoor.................. llth a.. tul6ine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28

In the lower half OF this column Is mentioned fabric.
for evening wear and the necessary TRIMMINGS. But
FIRST read Of the correct Gloves Fans Hosiery Hand
kerchiefs. Neckwear, SC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
SILKS FoR EVENING Wear.

SILKS FoR EVENING Wear.
masnihceut stock of Imported Novelties,
plain and fsncy-bouquet and other effects
Crepe de Chine. japanese Crepe.
Canton Silk.
Japanese Silk. Silk Null,
Printed China Silk
1roche China Silk. Broche Crepe.
Surah.
Bengaline, Faille Franchise.
satin Duchesse,
MerveilIeux, Victoria,
CRYSTAL,
Gros d'Egypte. Brocades,
Fancy Stripes and Novelty Brocades
in tinsel effects.
(Ass nooS......."...............un under xkyliRht.)
NrckwrAR FoR EVENING WEAR.
Chiffon Ruiiiing in all colors.
-$l.2o. sl.50. $500 and %. as yard.-
White and Black skirt Piaitings.
-I2h to SOC. yard
45-inch Liberty Squares ito be worn ever the
hsadD In White. Cream. Black and evening
shades.
-e2.@o.-
(First door...... daunsx.)
FAxs Foa EVENING Usz
Real Ostrich Feather Fans In White, Black,
Gray and Blue. with pearl ard tortoiss-shsll
sticks.
GAUGE Fans. painted and plain.
81 25 to S1.O0-
Lace Fans in White and Black.
ia .5to eaOO.--
Slst noor.....................ll 18th st. building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
WooDwAnp & LorHsop,
10TH. nth AND + sra NV.

To have
on copper pists ny eards &c.,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-12
Cramps In the Legs.

Many persons OF both sexes 2re
greatly troubled wish cramps in one
or both their legs. 1t comes on sud-
denly and is very severe. Most peo-
pie jump out OF bed ut nearly ALWAYS
comes on either just after going to
bed or while undressiug) ami ask
some one TO rub the leg. / have
known it to last for bours, till in de
spair they would send for the family
physician; and even then it would be
hours before the spHsn would let UP.
There is nothing easier than to make
Che spasln let go its hold, and it can
be accomplished without sending for
Q doctor, who may Ue tired and in
need Of q good nights rest. Whom /
have patient who is subject to
cramp, / ALWAYS advise him to pru-
vide himself with Il good strong cord.
4 long garter will do il noting else is
handy. When the cramp comes on,
take the cord, wind it around tho
log over the place that is cramped
and take an end in each hand and
give it sharp pull--one that will hurt
little. Instantly the cramp will Lot
up and the sufferer can go to bed as
sured It will not come on again that
night.-Dr. st Clair.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-12
FOR IDLE MOMENTS.

TALK to n boy rs though he were a
man and he will be pleased, even If he
does not understand you.
THE hardest people on earth for an
editor to please are those who borrow
the paper from sonic Of his subscribers.
TIE whole body of the vulture is q
hundred times as large as the swallow,
but its wings arc only fifteen times
larger than those of the latter. .--~.
WHEN n man makes mp his mind that
he will never run to catch train again
SO long as he lives he has taken the
first step toward becoming real
philosopher. 3gH rEti ~
AscABINEr minister. while suffering
: from an attack Of smallpox. said: ''Now
am willing to sec the officc-seelsers,
(, for,at last have something can give
them ALL"
: 1A''BERDAsIf" WINS a name nnciently
given in England to Il sort of neckdress,
md the person who made or sold
such nccl1drcsses was called 4 "bcr-
dashcr," hence the present term ''hnb-
erdashcr." .-
THE various forms of leavc-talsing
have n more special significance than is
generally awarded to them. "Adieu"
signifies ''To God I commend YOU"
"'Good-by" is q contraction of "God be
with you," while "Farcwcli'' means "Bc
happy" or more literally, "May you
journey we'll"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-12
SOME FUNNY THINGS.

'MY son is fine horScman," said
Mrs. N1alaprop prou .ly-''hc rides like
ntury."-Bin champion Republican.
sis THAT Bronson boy s,aart?" every.
He climbed over into tho :'rlithcrS or
chard, stole a lot of blossoms and sold
'cln to Mrs. SInithcrs for one dollar"
Too BRISK, Qucstcr - GLOW has
business been with you this week,
Jester? Activc?" Jester - active!
Well, should remark! It's been SO all
fired active that it's completely got
away from mc."-Boston Courier.
"TIIAT man coughing must be one of
the best-known men in the city"
know him?" NO, but heard him
say he had received up to date about
two hundred Thousand different cur's
for his summer "-Philudclphia
Times.
You said" she exclaimed indignant-
ly as she laid the ho,v Oh the counter,
that they were fast colors." "Ycsm, &"
replied the clerk, land if you'll tllsc
the trouble to watch t!lrrn after they
get started to run1Ii:ic Tuu'll sec that I
was right. WasIin;;t.j !;tar.
JUST OUr.-Strangcr to follow guest,
before brcalsfast)-'I suppose you
have fresh butter, new laid eggs and
fresh cream all out hcrc?" Follow
Guest-"Oh! yes, the waiter will inform
you that the ediblcs you have cnu,ucr-
atcd are all out--herc. N. Y. Tclc-
gram,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-12
THE TAX Us ALWAYS ADDED.

,faWhenerer you read in high tariff
paper that projection reduces the
price Of goods, remenber-what ia n
full and sufficient answer-thut all
protected goods would be cheaper
than they are if they were not pro-
tected. The word protection has
only ono meaning, which speaks for
itself. 1t ID protection from compe-
.tition on equal terms. With such
competition prices would BIZ lower.
When it is proposed in Congress- TO
remove or reduce the duty on any
article, who is 1t rushes to the Capt.
al to oppose such course with voice
and lobby influence? Not the CON
6umer. He knows that with the
duty of he will get the article cheap
er. 1t is the man who is making and
selling tho article. He knows that
protection does not reduce it's price,
but raises it, and therefore he is ex.
tremely anxious to keep the duty as
b't6' 40 PocolDlOs HI Stie lIltb
seif-apparent fuct the high tariff pa.
pers pay the intelligence Of the peo-
pie the poor compliment of telling
them that protection reduces pricce.
There is only one argument which
could be honestly advanced in favor
OF high tariff: that it pays our PEG
pie to tax themselves TO build up au,:
keep up these protected industries
II the Republican party believes that.
it should rest its claim upon il, and
let the people decide. All the other
pretensions put forth are sophistIcui
and insincere, and intelligent voters
ought TO dismiss them with con-
tempt,--iSeatLle Telegraph.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-12
SPARKLING PuNi:Ncl3S.

ENPEc-"I have no doubt after am
dead you could break my will" Mrs.
Enpec-'I couldn't prove that you were
crazy" "Not unless you ralScd up my
marriage to YOU"
A DIAD0ILcAL INNUENDo.-Bcllows
"My new wife Is color bind" Follows
(gazing long ut Bellows face)-"One
would have thought she was blind alto
gcthcr."-N. Y. Herald.
"1F l were to commit suicide" said
Gus do Jay to his fathers physician,
what kind of n verdict would the Cor.
woner bring imp" 'Justifiablc holni-
eide" was the emphatic rcply.-Wash-
ington Star.
"BARRows always was lucky"
whats happened now9" "You know
that five hundred dollar watch the BOYS
gave him?" Eyes" s'IIe succeeded in
selling it the other day for fourteen
dollars. Truth.
FEMININE AMENITIES. - Ethcl-"You
Tilted him and he proposed to me. II
was your own fault, and don't see
what you have to be sorry about. 81
Clarissa-"1'm not sorry for myself,
dear, but for him. IN. Y. Press.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-12
Next Years Slate.

The Gazette tells what the bosses
are doing in the way Of fixing a ticket
Tor tho dear people to support next
year, and then apologies for acting
unfair in giving family secrets away.
Ehe political strikers who run the
,"Grand Old Party" in Nevada, ar
range tho slate just as they want it.,
aud then make the rank and Tile OF
tho party go through the farce Of ap-
proving it in convent ions. t Reno
journal.
Yes,, and no matter how diatasteful
the slate may b. to the Gazette it
will pretend to buck for a while but
1t will fall into line as soon as the
sack makes its appearance in the
campaign. Its spasmodic attacks OF
virtue never touch it's inner con
seriousness. 1t will tumble over it.
self to get into lice with the suck and
the BOSSES.