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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

The drawback in this republic. Is it has been
the drawback in other free countries, has been
indolent thinking by the people, and immature
views, the result Of INDECENT thinking. The
mass is honest and it always means well when
il is sure what il means The difficulty for
IL has ever been to concentrate thought
long enough to understand the bearing
Of things. For instance. the people at large
see that the tendency is to develop the riches
of soil. air and stream IN such fashion as gives
or is likely TO give more parts of the prosperity
arising from the development to one portion of
the population than to the other. Some people
fancy that this inequality can be remedied most
certainly and most speedily by legislation and as
legislation is done in republic by parties. that
the proper thing is TO either force one Of the
existing parties to legislate more distinctly in
the supposed popular interest or, If that be
unattainable, TO make a new party. Since free
thought arose many minds have sought a
panaces for the ills Of life in legislation, for
getting that no physician administers the same
medicine for every human malady. There are
some evils tina: legislative action only serves to
aggravate. But fortunately unlike many cases
in pathology, the student of affairs knows that
quackery in such a governments as ours never
kills, that somehow. after much perplexit and
stumbling around in the dark, trying to find
Just the right remedy. the patient either gets
well without any or finds one that is not labeled
"bs it enacted" &c. The Farmers ALI
ance and the labor societies connected with
Ii in the industrial movement Of today have
some admirable purposes in view and their
procedure may not be condemned by wise men
of the two old parties. Nevertheless it is per-
fectly apparent to the impartial thinker that
the industrial train never can run on the
schedule made for it, though the train may
somehow, at some time, and in some condition
reach its destination Part of the rolling stock
10 in good condition, and it is also evident to
those who use their eyes rather than their
prejudices that the track is not out of order
all the way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08
ATTRACTIONS In
LINEN AND COTTON BED WEAR.

LiNEN AND COTTON BED WEAR.
LINEN BED WEAR.
Hemmed Linen Sheets for double beds. Size
Only o. 70 a pair
Hsrnstitched Linen Sheets: Size 2srea yards.
-e5-JOa pair
SD. SOTO, $3.50; g: ss,,
-2,hn3d inches; 4. q, sl.5O.
Heinstitched Linen Bolster Cases.
Helnstitc he'd Linen Pillow shsms,
@:Dhx:S0,s inches. al pair
,.@-s350. q. ., @ and sa Is pair-
nemst,tehed and Hand-enbrodered Linen
-s3 to 81. 80 pair
COTTON BED WEAR.
ISKak yards. IS, 90 and 75c. each
.issIsn yards. 90. 6 and soc. each
EaAsSE yards. es., 20. rs. s. and s7sc.
-aN1aS yards. ~; s. s. SOC. and sl.a'
Gotten R low osse. rs s9r s, Linz ..s pillow.
For medium .arxe pillows.
-24xsJ inches dc. pair
&s;s:,e inches, 50, 90 and &c. a pair
n.m..,ic1sd .SS - 9a SS Cotton Pillow
Cases.
fl. q. e5 and 81. 50 pair
Cotton Bolster Cases.
80. IS and 45c. each.-
Muslin PILLOW shans with tucked cambria
-15c. pair
Braided Initial Muslin Pillow shams- ini.
tiais.
Tucked and RUINED tinon de peccs Pillow
6hams.
FL. . psir-
Muslin Pillow Shsms trimmed with Noting
ham lace.
I'll. 25 pair
Fine Musltn Pillow Sienna. trimmsd With
Hamburg aud Hamburx ruf1es.
81 as . lAlr--
Fine frs6ch Muslin Pillow shams with
81 s. So a to GO q psis.-
Special prices q hotels. &C.
(6econd 1ooe. 11sh d. bufldin1.)
WOODWARD LorHRoP.
10TH. iirH AND sTs. M.
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A CHAPTER Ok STRAPS.
SHAWL STRAPS.

Swelled leather handle rveted to leather, covered
stan bar, 2rsin leather straps ~ inches long by
inch wide, with roller buckle. DC worth 4uc.
Orange leather, swelled shape handle bar hoop iron
inserted through which the handle is dveted MCKEE
worth 6Jc.
Extra quality. round solid leather handle, silk
stitched leather handle bar, straps ~ inches long by
Supernne cream leather. Enx. Lea. covered buckles
round solid leather hand stitched handle very nnely
finished somethtne you don't and every where St any
price STRAPS % inches long by inch wide. u.
worth Eli
Other sizes and grades mp to - 20.
Umbrella straps with round leather handle 2Oc ;
worth ac Finer grades in seai Erain and real seal
Le.thsr Baby carriass strsps. lic.. a0c. 25c. Soc
Satchel SHOULDER straps 2Oc. 2fic.. 3Oc., &c. &C.,
6oc. TO n Thess are our own make and have
strcng nickel xaps. the higher grades ALLIGATOR.
Trunk Strape OF our own make. cut fRyn fresh new
stock Ono hard heltinx leather,. TO fest By IL
Extra neayy spsc.siy ssiecsed stock al one-pisce
strip 70 ,sst Sos 3 feet up. 15c These strsps
We ~ headquarters tor al kinda q leather wares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

President Polk Of the National Farmers Alli-
snce says: "We are not making war on any
political party" Mr. Polk could not convince
either Of the dominant parties of the truth Of
this statement by swearing to it on stack OF
Bibles as high as haystack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

"THE MONUMENTAL"
BUSY is THE STORE THAT RIGHTLY SELLS
AT PRICES RIGHT.
WE HAVE WHAT'S RIGHT IN SUMMER GOODS.
AND BUsYARE FROM MORN TILL NIGH
WITH CUSTOMERS WHO RIGHTLY JUDGE
THE VALUES
ANOTHER WEEK OF BARGAIN3.
THE MILLINERY
A fine showing of beautiful trimmed Hats today,
new and effective styles for little money Silk Null
Hats-an immense stock for your selection. The Vas
sar Hat. trimmed and untrimmed-a grand line.
STRAW GOODS.
100 dozen Braid Hats in Black. White. Brown and
Cardinal. Value 80 and 7Ic. Each at 25c.
1JO dozen fne Straw Hats in Fancy Milan, Lace
Braid. Black and Colored. Value Soc. and 9Sc Each
at 4Sc.
FLOWERS in wreath of beauty. All the choice
plants at prices indeed ridiculous.
Superior Flowers FOR the price Of the common place
RIBBcNs-BIG CU-
6s pieces satin-back velve: Ribbon. 1sinch wide
black only. at &c. yard
% pieces Satin Back Velvet Ribbon. finch wide
IS piece. satin Back Velvet Ribbon, IL inches wide.
l29 pieces q Gauze Ribbon, black and eolors
pieces OF Of ears ssoGn u tIG Grain
Ribbon. satin edge, in all shades. No. > to No. ~.
HANDKERCHIEFs.
100 dozen Ladies' Hsndkerchiefs. White and Col
ored in about twenty different patterns which We
shall offer at &c REGULAR price 10 and l2Io cents
loo dozen Ladies' Fine Null Hand-embro idere,I and
Plain handkerchief. White and Colored. at l2}c.
50dozen Childrens II andkerchiefs at &c., worth SC
and TIC.
Superior quality excellence Of work and perfection
In nj are the characteristics OF all We offer in
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
No matter what the price, quality never sacrificed
Whether you buy Of us the most elaborate garments
at 10 the least expensive that have-fnsh and
quality In every case are the very best to be at the
price.
THIS week offer Corset Covers at 121zc each. Per-
feet shapes-hnely made-sll sizes-Also ChiIdren's
aists in all sizes from 10c to the finest Childrens
Ladies' Gowns made of fine muslin. Mother Hubbard
yoke tucked and finished at neck and sleeves with fine
special S Values IS in Drawers Chemise. Skirts
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN INFANTS WEAR
IAN things come to him who waits"
They who have waited until now to buy
JACKETS. WRAPS OR CAPEs
Will find the seasons novelties at half the early sea-
sons price.
JET WRAPS. So %. FINER TO sa.sa
Half former prices.
CLOTH JACKETS. sl.a9. FINER TO s1o.
Less than half former prices
JACKETS. Si.97. FINER TO els.
HOSIERY.
Ladies' and Misses in Silk Isle and Cotton fabrics
in SOLID colors and fast black.
UMBRELLAS
For and rain at prices that will suit everybody
THE MONUMENTAL,
IT. gS. 800 ST. NV.
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OUR 5O-CENT QUALITY.

LADIES' BLACK Isle THREAD HOSE, in plain,
drop stitch Md gauZe Isle.
LADIES' RIBBED Isle THREAD HOSE, in
fancy boot patterns.
LADIES TAN AND GRAY RIBBED LISIE
THREAD HOSE
MEMS LIGHTWEIGHT ELASTIC FAST BLACK
HOSE, with high spliced heels and double
soles.
MEMS RIBBED and PLAIN Isle THREAD
HOSE-Tans and Grays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

The Gar Of Russia having declined an invi-
tstion TO visit Paris. and snubbed President
Carnot, His Majesty, Hemp" wsshburne. En-
peror Of Chicago and Cook county, has some
doubts as 70 whether he viii invite the autocrat
70 visit the worlds fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

Why should the English go TO Monte Carlo
when their Crown Prince is a travelling Monte
Carlo for the accommodation Of all who will in
vite him to their houses?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

The Schveinfurth idea Of heaven does not
include tar and feathers and riding on rail
and Mr.. S. Will therefore shake the mud of
Kansas City from HIS feet.
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20 PER Cent D1scouxr.

onehfth Of the marked prices Of any piece Of Brio
a-brac ranging in price from e to $50 Vases from
Japan and the Potteries Of England and Germany-a
collection that will not disappoint . connossieur
prices that must asreeably surprise.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Continued below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

Philadelphians should be thankful that
"Honest Johu" Bardsley didn't carry of their
city buildings and thus remove the apple of
their eye, their pride and hope ard Joy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

Ocala, having supplied capital to the peoples
party platform. wants to do the came thing for
the state Of Florida, Tallahassee to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08
WILLIAM H. McKNEw,
(Successor to r. H. Taylor).
9S3 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
ADVANTAGEOUS To You.

THERE ARE SEVERAL REASONS
WHY IT IS TO YOUR INTEREST TO
BUY YOUR BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS OF
US.
IN THE FIRST PLACE ALL OF
OURGARMENTSA ARE THOROUGHLY
RELfA BILE. AS WE HAVE NO ROOM
FOR POORLY-MADE CLOTHING AND
NO INCLINATION TO HANDLE IT
IF WE HAD. AND THEN OUR
STYLES ARE NEW AND NOBBY, THE
PATTERNS ARE NEAT AND EXCLU-
SIvE, THE TAILORING THE VERY
BEST. THE FABRICS ARE THE
FINEST OBTAINABLE AND THE FIT
Is PERFECT.
ADD TO THIS THE FACT THAT
OUR PRICES ARE AS Low OR
LOWER THAN THOSE OF THE
OTHER DEALERS, AND YOU CAN
READILY SEE THAT IT Is TO YOUR
ADF4 NTAGE TO DEAL WITH US.
OUR SUMMER GOODS ARE ALL
HERE, AND IT Is THE FINEST EX-
HIBITION OF YOUNG MEMS. BOYS
AND CHILDREN'S wEARABLES
EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY. DONOT
FAIL TO SEE THEM.
B. ROBINSON L CO..
AMERICAN OUTFITTERs.
teS-eo 800 PA. AVE. NV.
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OUR 35-CENT QUALITY.

"Tbree pairs for dollar
LADIES' FINE LIGHT WEIGHT BALBRIGGANS.
with White heels and toes.
LADIES' ''HOLD-FAST" BLACK COTTON HOSE
MEMS Isle THREAD, in Tan and Gray.
MEMS ELASTIC FAST BLACK SOCKS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

Ex-Treasarer Bardsley of Philadelphia di
not care continental about the old flag, bu
be did banker after large appropriations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

II somebody in thesast will furnish the Blue
portion Of the democratic national ticket, Indi-
ana viii furnish the Gray
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08
In TIE GLARE Or CoxrnAsr.

o o o o o o o o o o
ISN'T it refreshing to know that there's
II one house where the best can be bought
II and bought the cheapest. The trouble
with most Of the clothing that's sold
around here is the quality is sacrificed to the
price. 1t seems to be the one object to talk
low" Anything to catch the trade-and
the consequence is that the community is
flooded with unreliable garments that are
like uill-stones around the neck Of Ieeiti-
mate qnaities-drasging them down to
plane of ni-rspute they do not deserve to
tread.
We dstter ourselves we have established
reputation 30 firmly bere-that you
never associate our creations with these car
features. We aim at u perfection that
knows no improvement except that taught
by the march Of time--and re oct there
that's the best part Of it.
In our method Of making clothes We EN-.
ploy the same elements of success that are
the "bones and sinews" Of fine tailoring
and the only difference between us-and the
knights of the shears"-isthe price we put
upon our labor.
The immense business We do makes va
riety . necessity-and its through this va
riety We help SO many men to satisfaction
they never experience any where else.
We can show you all the styles and all the
fashions that are popular-in Just your size
and whether its el0 suit you choose or
e3oone-you've the positive assurance it's
the best the money can buy.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
PENN. AVE BEST
AND
SEVENTH STREET. CLOTHES
,e7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

The late Sir John Macdonald was q Rrea
politician in all the term implies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

Reason SAYS, make the census bureau perma-
nent- But negative folly appears TO be stronger
than Affirmative wisdom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

Since the New Orleans affair nothing has
quite so shaken Italy as that earthquake which
Jared the northern end Of it last Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

What gambling helr' in the United States
viii be the first to adopt the name Of Tranby
Croft?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

ToPHAlrs TAUNK NAhufAcroaY.
I'm PA. AVE XIV. FACTORY: l220 Z IT. NV.
Repairing promptly ana property done. SO
CTOHAqE Al no. 80 PEXN. Avn Is aEPARATE
y Locked sparepents tor hounshod and oth1e goods
MysS@ - ~ EDWARD ooRsxrT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

Death has given great boom to the liber
cause in Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

23-Iscu CHINA SILKS, SOC.
Cream. Black and all summer colors. Though you
may as rood quality elsewhere for so cents we
think we show the sctdest Six at the price.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08
1r Is Bur Fon A DAr,
AND
THAT DAY
Is
TOMORROW, TUESDAY, JUNE q

Wsknow II we can but get you here you will rscee.
nice that our collection Of shtsfof ladies il without
rival We refer to the extent Of the variety, the quail.
ties offered. the superb at and the reasonable pricss
FOR TOMORROW
We select the best values in stock and offer them ct
duced prices-just to Get you here.
90 CENTS for our Sc. French Lawn Shirts, made
In the London Coaehins style.
s5 SCENTS for our q Fast Black Batste Shirts sii-
lar style as above.
%. 4S for our s1.6S French satteen Shirts, Navy
and Black, with White polka dots. in all sizes.
These have full front and pleated back, collar and
cuffs heavily interlined.
NOT MORE THAN TWO.
We admit we offer these Shirts at less than the
Wholesale prices in order Get you here Not more
than two to each customer. and none will be disap-
pointed.
The Shirts we really want you to see are not men
toned here.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

LADIES' BEST-GRADE GAUZE Isle HOSE in
Tan, Gray and Black.
LADIES' BLACK BRILLIANT Isle HOSE in
Richelieu and Cluster Ribbed.
LADIES' BLACK SILK-PLAITED HOSE in plain
and drop-stitch patterns.
LADIES' -PLAITED HOSE in new boot pat
terms.
Our sole purpose is to show you that HOSIERY can
be cheap and be Good We have selected tor examples
the kinds that the popular at the present
time. livery price we have noted is established
harb with You will always find the pleasing
styles ahoat here. You can pay more-to us even
but none show you safer for satisfaction.
Let your next buying be down among them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08


OF A GOOD STORY.
Our Eauitable Credit system f. a pleasing reality.
"e '"' '-'''''' ~ ' ''''''' N'
rying peace aud oonfentment to every member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08
Az Arrnacr1ox IL RrnnoSs

IL lot Of 300 rieces heavies, quality % -,nch
oros Grain Ribbon. with what Is termed IN
trade circles-''M isnon" edre. Color- are
White. crosin. nnk. Lsht Blue Turquoise.
NieuN Rose. Navy, DARK Navy. RlAck. Car,ii-
nal. Garnet. Lisht Gray, DARK Gray. IArhf
oobel n. Dark 6oseiin. serp-nt. LiEht Ams-
thyst. Dark Amethyst. Dark Tan. brown. Terra
Gotta. Plum. ChArtreus.. Olive and Myrtl.
The price has been untl the reoel,s % this lcs
He.
Now sc. yard
Otlrst floor. first annexD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

Ths London bus drivers are ON . strike and
06 tsslg staSsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

LADIES' GAUZE Isle THREAD HOSE in Black.
Gray, DahIia and Early Century" Blue
LADIES' SILK PLATED HOSE-Tan, Gray and
Black
LADIES' FANCY Isle THREAD HOSE-These
have been as high a dollar pair.
OUR 81 QUALITY.
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OUR 2e-CENT QUALITY.

LADIES' COTTON HOSE. in Mode and Tan Shades,
with White heels and toes
MEMS VERY LIGHTWEIGHT BALBRIGGAN
HALF HOSE. with whitsheels and toes.
CHILDkEN'S NEVER FADING BLACK. RIBBED
HOSE. with spliced knees, heels and toes.
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NAVY BLUE DRESS FABRICS.

NAVY BLUE DRESS FABRICS
inch Atwood Navy Challie zoe
36-inch Atwood Navy Albatross. 3sssc
3o-inch An-woo Navy Batiste. .37sc
4O-inch Atwood Navy Albatross. Soc
4o-inch Atwood Navy Albatross. e2xc
42-inch Atwood Navy Albatruss. 15c
40-inch An-wool Navy Henrietta. 81
4o-inch Atwood Navy Henrietta. 15c
4o-inch Atwood Navy Henrietta. ........... 62kc
4O-inch Atwood Navy Henrietta. Soc
4o-nch Atwood Navy Lansdowne. 81. %
4o-inch Atwood Navy sebastopol. .7Jc
46-inch Atwood Navy Serge.
fo-ihch Ai-wooi Navy Serge. p
4o1nch Atwood Navy Serge.
4o-inch Atwood Navy Batiste. SOC
4@-inch An-wool Navy Batiste. .62J4c
4oinch AlI-wool Navy Debeige. SOC
46-ineh Atwood Navy Cancels Hair .........sI 25
4S-inch AL Navy Cheviot ...............s125
42-inch Atwood Navy Dcntelle.-. SOC
5O-inch Atwood Navy Heavy Diagonal 75c
4O-inch All-wool Navy Rayure. :. ....--.. .....sI
Our store is kept delightfully."- cool BY our patent
cooling fans. Shopping made pleasure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

OUR 15-CENT QUALITY.
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Hrshs Wftch Hazel. l6e.; tiuo ror &c.
J JOHNSON & LUrrRr1L.
7l3 Market Space.
NEW SUMMER DRESS GOODS.

NEW SUMMER DRESS GOODS L
There 10 a difference between thin goods ana aimsy
ones between fast colors aud those that wash ID
fade. Then. too. the poorer goods don't have the
tistic and fashionable patterns which characterzs
Herr a few of the late arrivals: 4
scheurer. Rott Gle. French Figured Tissues 4
Lie. per yard.
India Mulls, in Black and Blue grounds. POLKA sps
and inquired effects. Our price. l5c. per yard
One hundred styles OF Fine French Ponsees. I'm dAr
and light grounds Your choice. l5c. Per yard
American Pongees at l5e. per yard.
FIFTY entirely new designs in Figured Wool chaiss
Only ssc. per yard.
II you want 10 secure dress Of the sOinch Fr~ndh
chaiiies advertised last week you'd bettsr not ~
the grass grow under your feet. 1hsyr goins fast
3s,sc. Worth fully &c.
DRAGON Black orx~ndies. IN piaids. stripes ~
chscks, Is, 20 and 25c. per yard
Past BLACK India Lanons. guaranteed not 10 crock
Is. Ii and 25e.
New Figured s~i.. Muslins. %. 30 ss,- 20 ~
sos. PER yard.
That our goods are rsoLf and that or prices ard
JOHNSON LUrrRELL.
Day GOODS AT POPULAR PRroEs.
rs Market Space. between I'm and 9Th sta I
GEsrs Surrs SoounrD !
AID PRESSED FOR q.
cossA 5oc. Pants. 2sc. Vests. 25c Aissrinr -
s:iiss'sd. i:sstsa; ~ e a.a s''''s '''
aas lss I'D s..wsss ws.hissssA
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WASHINGTON D &. MONDAY JUNE g. 1891

w. A. PIERCE & Co.
Successors to E. g. Davis.
719 Market Space.
Corner 9Th street.
SHARP CLIPPINGS FOR TUESDAY.
Tomorrow We will ofer some very sharp
BARGAINS in various departments. few Of
which we ADVERTISE today. Take notice.
there 10 money saving here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08
OUR 25CENT QUALITY.

LADIES' ELASTIC FAST BLACK HOSE. with
double heels and toes.
MEMS LIGHT-wEfGHT BALBRIGGAN HALF
HOSE. with and without the ribbed ankles.
CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK RIBBED COTTON
HOSE, in all sizes.
INFANTS HALF HOSE, in White and Black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
10th. 18th and y SITS. NV.
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SHEETING

As the summer season advances Won viii fee,
the need Of Linen Sheetinx.s We have all the
popular nIakes in all widths.
12-in. Sernsn Linen Sheeting. al Is and
81. p yard.
Slim. German and Irish Linen sheetins, sOc.
and 81. 10 yard
+. 90-in. German. Irish and French Linen Sheet
ing. 20, 80. 81. 81. 10. 81 - and el. 30 yard
loQ-in. German and Irish Linen Sheeting,
81. -. 81. 30 and { I. 10 yard
Special prices to hotels &c
tSecond floor. l1th ST. buildine)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

For Glass Towels. Dish Towels, Side Towels,
Roller Towels, Kitchen Towels, &c, &C., Sc,
1Oc.. I2lsc.. l5c.. lSc.. Zoe. and 25c yard
A special value IN Aii-linen Crash, fuii
bleached. with handsome side borders OF Red
Blue, &C.
by. a yard
Special prices to hotels, DC
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BErwEEs A QuAarrR AsDA DOLLAR.
AT
EErf En- e Eafh E Hnf ~. ssss
: Il. I 81 : Hsss =
W WE BELIEVE IT PUTS EVERY ONE I,

WE BELIEVE IT PUTS EVERY ONE IN
WWW NV good humor to know beforehand just
" what thing is going to cost For our
part IL Is matter Of pride with to quote figures.
We always hang our price banners on the OUTWARD
walls" where everybody have access to them. It
IN human nature in ones shopping 20 figure fine
nair on Necessities the luxuries eat big hole
IN the purse. with never q murmur. You will never
hear US making objection to the exercise Of due
econony-and, TO point out few facts ct the feet of
necessity" we want TO show you what can be done
within the limits Of q dollar in the way Of GOOD
HOS1ERY-grades You can come in and buy any
time. Not special prices-although they seem low
enough to have been cut for the occasion.
OUR 25-CENT QUALITY.
LADIES' ELASTIC FAST BLACK HOSE with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

Costa SOC. Pants. PIC. ve~'s 2sc Als~rfnr -
rsysiros done N esst msnnss 6oota called for -
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

In Plain White and White with Red Borders
These Cloths have border all round but have
no irnge-tour sizes. The quality is encellept,
being q silver Bleached German Damask Of
very soft finish.
- 0x52 inch, &c. each
-iOxtiS inch, sOc each
-.Oxs5 inch. 81 20 each
-1OxlOO inch. Z I. Al each
Special prices TO hotels, &c.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-08-01

The following bills were examined and allow.
ed by the Board of County Commissioners 81;
its regular monthly meeting held JAY
9th, 1SJl
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-08-01
EEcArITrLATIos:

Cash In Treas April l.ls.l s1s.o56 81
Re eipts for Quarter ...... 4,2>l -
.2.3lo 90