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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05
A LITTLE Or Pn1on Avn A GnEAr
DEAL OF QUALITY
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No one Keep house" sasis..ctorjlv without
enough Of the right kind Of LINEN accessories The
demands Of the toilet and the table make frequent
overhaunE Of the Linen press" necessary, for .
stitch In time viii save nine" Price is great bait
70 buyers-but look out In the of 1t is
50 easy to lose sight OF the foundation quality the
desire to draw trade-that obs unreliable grades
are put before the public for the sake Of We
haven't buster depsrtment-take IL all the year
sround-than LINENS-but keep the standard
above doubt at all hazards. We By the safety too
Once buyer here you are likely to stay We have
bargans-lots Of them Got to talk Of today-but
they are legitimate. The concession 10 all in the
price favorable trade wind" put them within our
roach. We know good thing when sec 1t. You
will this is Of the greatest opportunities in
some time The leader -
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On the 9Th Of October. 1883, tie date to be

On the 9Th Of October, 1888, the date to be
commemorated in tomorrow's celebration, the
irss German colony arrived in this country,
having landed at Philadelphia under William
Pe-n's charter. OF all the constituent elements
of the American people none except the British
has maec 30 deep an impression on the national
character the straight German element.
There were elements derived from Teutonic
sources in the Grst English colonies, as the
English people are of German and scandina-
Wan origin chiefly. But the German colonists
in Pennsylvania brought the FIRST decidedly
Teutonic infusion in appreciable quantity to
these shores. Tho Germantown settlement was
followed by Others and it was not so many years
before the German population was leading
factor in colonial legislation in Penns colony.
But it WEB net until the northwest was set
tied. well within the present century, that the
Course Of German immigration assumed the
commanding phase that nas ever since charac-
terized it. In the piedmont region and valleys
of the old south, well as in Pennsylvania aud
the other middle states, the German character
istics were veil impressed on the population.
But i, is in the great west. along the lakes and
on the Mississippi and its affiuents. that the in
Aux of Teutons assumes the type of fixed colo
uization- These Communications are distin-
guished by their thrift, energy. solidity and
independence, characteristics Of Germans
everywhere They have assisted nightly in
building up great commonwealths on the
prairie and in the Wilderness. Schools, col
ieses, newspapers, lyceums, marts of COM
merce. manufactures have sprung up along
the line of their triumphant march Ciyiliza-
ton owes a great debt to them. Whether east
or west, in the coast cities or in the interior Of
tae republic, they are worthy Americans and
their commemorative day deserves to be hon
cred
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DAuAsk towels.

o2xJO ALL-LINEN DAMASK. KNOT
TED FRINGE. with two rows Of open
work. and plain White or Red. Blue and
Chamois borders. 1t Is Toe. quality;
but tho price Is so cents each.
22x4S ALL.-LINEN bAMASK, knotted
fringe. with Light Blue. he'd. Yellow.
Orange and Chamois borders. Another
75c. quality for 80 cents each.
In the lot are some others that are
worth exc. 75c. and 81 each. ALL so
CENTS.
20xI2 DLMASK, with knotted fringe
and eight different coiors Of border. %
cents.
The qualities in our regular lines at
25c.. 371sc., &c.. 62hc.. 75c. and IL
each arc not 10 be met with eyerywhere.
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Huck TOWELS.

15x26 PURE IRISH LINEN-a line
specially for BARRIERS use-sl dozen.
1898 PURE IRISH LINEN, with Red
and Blue borders-121sc. each.
20xI0PURE IRISH LINEN-Red and
Blue borders-2Oc. each.
22I46 PURE IRISH LINEN-plain
White and Blue borders-2;c. each.
52x44 size-30c. each. Toe. and 81
gets better ones. of course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

Connecticut may present in her town cleo
tions today another question for the courts
under the new ballot reform law. That statute
makes no provision for the license or no-license
vote, and it is in dispute whether or not such
ballots can be inclosed in the legal envelopes.
The provision Of the old law for separate boxes,
ii is said, will be carried out in most of the
towns on the Recommendation of the judges.
But in other towns it is presumed that the
voter will insist on his vote being placed in the
envelope regardless Of the selectmen's refusal
In that way a case could be made up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

II the south gets the speakership it is probable
.hat she will have to content herself with fewer
ehair-aanships Of committees than those to
which she would be entitled under the usage
o. the House. The northern democrats will be
for the first time in the majority in the party
CAUCUS
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Barn TOWELS.

21x4S WHITE TERRy-25c. each.
23x50 WHITE TERRY-37hc. each.
25x63 WHITE TERRY-50c. each.
24x51 extra heavy WHITE TERRY
Ioc. each.
2Ox4s ALL-LINEN CREAM WHITE
7oc. each.
From 12xc.. to S1.25 each you will
ind the finest qualities that are to be
had-White and fancy coloys.
TURKISH WASH RAGS-5c., &c..
10c. and 12<c. each.
81 "a WHITE TERRY BATH
BLANkETS-S2.50 80. 50 AID $3.50
each.
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Governor Boies' remarks concerning the
crops in Iowa are receiving uns,inted refuta-
ton from all sources Report has very nearly
reached the point where Iowa corn has to be
gathered by means Of a step ladder unless you
take an AZ and cut the stalk down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

Or. Depew's remark tlat every man in New
York who Is cut OF employment during the
rext two years viii asc-ibe it to New York s
having lost the worlds fair, is especially appl-
cable TO those who are actively engaged in
politics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

Now that there has been q serions rise in
prices Of grain in India q corresponding rise
In the market value OF American cereals may
probably be looked for. but the Spectator will
still do well 10 be wary in his Gale ulationa
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GLOVES MADE To ORDER.

The Glove the raa
being
drecthe Pala Royal Gloves
OF
this coupled
denan led wbe Cling
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GLOVE Souvenirs Or The OpRs1so.

You will notice list
offered
at sS An experience
comparison the usually
For the neneht Of visitors and ladies lately
without
had
the OTeng The 81 4uton Suede
Kid
the 81 4uon Misses Gloves for &the 81 90 6hook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

The Cleveland infantry is not just yet what
the Athcnians in old times called '.heavy-
armed" but its commander boasts that its pro-
portions are greater than its age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

"a successor &c Tennyson." To find him the
Queen will have 20 go to Westminster Abbey
and be able to infuse into mortality's ashes i'm
mortality's fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

With tho assistance Of tho recently arrived
young woman added to :he infallibly winsome
efforts Of her Ino.her ex-President Cleveland
will be more formidable antagonist than ever
IN . race for popularity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

The seizure by Russia Of American ship
for poaehing seals gives England very inter-
estiEg subject for Study.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

Some wizard Of science could probably de-
vote himself to the problem Of how to scour
the grease on the Chicago river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

A state Of improperly is Is far ~ Utah seems
likely 10 get in the direction OF statehood for
some time to come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

The missionary business is the latest to apply
to the government for protection II 10 one oil
the most deserving Of many claimants
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HEADouAnrEns Fon Crows.

HERE more than
this tyarss
OF Ladies
because the selection quantity
gers and fat hands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

The theologians follow the scientists quite
closely In convention here. The separation
between these two fields Of study grows con-
stantly less.
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

Here We quote lower prices than you can md
anywhere. In some cases We give better vale
for less money than you can find in New Yot
or Philadelphia. This is a rather bold assertion
but we have proven it, and il you Will look yol
can that this is an absolute fact.
LADIES' HERMsDoRF BLACK HOSE.
SO gauge. with elastic RIBBED tops; all
sizes. Regular price. Soc OUR GOLDEN
PRICE,.
43c. pair.
LADIES' HERMsDoRF BLACK HOSE.
WITH DOUBLE TOES. DOUBLE soLEs,
HIGH SPLICED HEELS. REGULAR VALUE
everywhere. 40 and soc. DUB GOLDEN BAR
GAIN PRICE. BIC. pair. 3PAIRs FoRsL
LADIES FRENCH Isle HOSE with
FAST BLACK BOOT and uppers. in EVERY
SHADE, PLAIN or FANCY. REGULAR
value. SO to zoe. OUR PRICE for CHOICE.
49c. pair.
CHILDREN,S ROYAL RIBBED HOSE.
warranted FAST, double toe and heel. Regular
price, 25 to 42c. OUR PRICE for EVERY
size, from @ to 9Is in. 25c. pair.
ALSO AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT Of
LADIES' FINE SILK or Isle HOSE in all
of the NEWEST NOVELTIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

Mckinley and Campbell are both stepping
high and watching where they put their feet
down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

There Is a great iield for diplomatic distinc-
ton in matters affecting the United States
now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

An encouraging sign Of the times called forth
by the death o. Boulanger is a dearth Of tn.
mavkish sentiment so common in such cases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05
RELIABLE Low-Pn1crD GLOVES.

ROYAL for tho
that the prices
The French Kid Gloves eu ed from 9sc
disputed French Kid
tit comm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

samoa and its war cloud are a inseparahlc
. an ErgI;shmsu aud his umbrella
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05
UNPRECEDENTED SALE
OF
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
BEGINNING THE SEASON AT THE LOWEST
PRICES EVER QUOTED.
UNPRECEDENTED SALE
HOSIERY,

60 dozen Ladies' Fancy Cotton Hose. striped and
boot patterns REGULAR prices ID and 2c Sale price,
l2xc. per pair.
AZ dozen Ladies' Fancy Cotton Hose, plain colors
and fancy stripes; also Chidren's Stainless Black
Ribbed Regular prices. 10 to 25c. Sale price. 12hc
per pair.
"a dozen ladies' and Mems Fancy Cotton Hose. in
all the new patterns Regular price. size. Sale
price. DC.
81 dozen Ladies' Extra Fine Gauge Black Cotton
Hose. hgh-spliced heels and double toes. guaranteed
absolutely stainless. Regular price, &C. Sale price,
23c. per pair.
60 dozen Ladies' English and German Black Cotton
Hose. light. medium and heavy weights. high-spliced
heels and double soes warranted stainless. Regular
prices. 30 to 4Sc. Sale price, 2.jc. per pair.
81 dozen ladies' Isle Thread Hose in plain, Tan,
Gray and fancy boot patterns. Regular prices So
8 and 7oc. Al this sale at &c., pair for 81. 90.
UNDERWEAR.
so dozen Ladies' and Children's Ribbed and Plain
Heavy Cotton and Merinc Vests Regular prices IS
to Sec. Sale price. 23c. each.
Is dozen Ladies' aud Childrsn's Ribbed and Plain
Cotton, Msrino and All-wool Vests. LONG and short
sleeves Rs leg prices 4s to 7oc. Sale prices &c
= dozen Ladies; Shirt. and Drawer. Regular
MILLINERY.
Never were beautiful nor at such low prices The
rivss Of each other for your favor. Seeing them il
buying them.
UNTRIMNED FELT HATS
Never were here in such immenssy Of assortment All
thsts fashionable 10 here. livery within aud ktnk and
shape in felt and qualities.
OUTSIDE GARMENTS.
Exclusive styles in
Ladies' and Children's
CAPES. COATS,
WALKING JACKETS. LONG GARMENTS. Co..
All forming the largest and most select assortmsnts
that we have ever exhibited.
THE MONUMENTAL.
oc5-ct' a37 aud go ct. NV.
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RIBBON DEPARTMENT.

LOADS OF PRETTY BRIGHT Ribbons
have been coming in during the past week As
We have always led the town on Ribbons we are
not going to lose our reputation for keeping
tie best Ribbon Stock So we have been adding
to it very largely.
NEW SATIN AND eros GRAIN RIBBor
in dozens of different shades. INCLUDINa
every NEW SHADE in use. in six diffecnt
Widths at &C., lie. lie, 21c. PC. 35c. y.rd.
Sote.-This Ribbon 10 not the ,sfplsy stuftkaf
is shorn around. but the VERY BES, and
HEA WEST QUALITY Of Satin
EXTRA GRos GRAIN RIBBON very
heavy. in every CONCEIVABLE Side. to
match any color you may want. in fou widths.
at the low prices Of &c.. 14c.. PIC. art 33c. per
yard
This department you will find complete. from
the little MARROW LOVE RIBBON to the
widest sash. All at the LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES
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K.xe,s PAIAcr.
sle-sl4 SEVENTH ST.,

sl2-sl4 SEVENTH ST..
wnl place on their counters for the COMING vssk
the following Special Bareaias;
- We offer in "a
sNcoRsErs.T "a
~ 20 peirs Of Soiled Corsets that rsnse "a
AS-in price from Soc. to sl- 80 PER pair. ia
Special price. S5c. Early callers get the-sa
Aa-pick. 90 don't delay. ia
Re- II has nersr before been offered in this-ua
s1-cifv. An eieeaaf quality satesR Corset-SA
04cfor Sc. IN all eoiors. The rsouiar-Se
eEraiue u this Correct IS 75c. They avs-SA
~ no seconds. no fmferfeetioHs. As cood-ke
tS-as any 75c. Satsea Corset ~ fkss city. -ea
ASSDeeiai price 10 s9c. ia
81 The regular 81 c. b. . Ia spirite War;
esranted Fast Black Corset Special price. va
sI69c. -IA
sSwe offer in "a
eY-HosIERy. ia
~ Ladies' Full Re-ular-nade Faney-Ga
81 Brilliant Lisle Thread Hose. superiorea
gf-quaiity, 40 gauze. extra length. boot-Ca
Spatterns. fancy tops, drop stitch. good-Sa
eF-value at 6sc. Special price, :S5c. -Na
81 We hare bat rs Dozen OF the abore-sa
rF-speciai Hose aud souid adrsse you te-Na
ss-eau early Val only sell tro pair tO-sa
As-any one customer. -oa
81 Ladies' and Children's Absolutely-Ga
erFast Black Ribbed Hose. Regular-sa
cS price. 1ac. special price. l2sc ia
S. Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose. "a
80 Regular price. l5c at &c, ga
A5- We offer In IA
AJ-MILL1NERYIa
~ Ladies'. Misses and Chiidren's Trim--.A
eE med Sailors, in all coloTs. Good value-t,a
AS-at 3oc. Special price. lSc. "a
As- Trimmed Sailors for Ladies, Misses-aa
tsrsnd Children. Regular price. &c. IA
s~Spscial price. zoe. ga
So Our regular Sc. Trimmed velvet.-aa
tS~crown Sailors, in all colors. at &c. 80
A1- Ladies' Trimmed Vassars or Sailors -aa
eS-Silk beaver plush crowns Reguiar-aA
81 price. 81. 80. Special price, 9Sc. -uA
80 No oner in "a
A6-CLOAKS. ia
G1- We have left about 10 Med .ur,, -weigh.-rA
&c Blazer Jackets. in Black and Blue. eli-NA
ersizes. good quality cloth. Regular prico-sa
Sc Is 80. Special price, 81. 60. an
&1- Ladies' and Misses' Jackets. chevron-an
cs-cloth. tailor made. felled scans, fuil-Aa
er-le1-th. Regular price. $3.50. special-Sa
sFprice. "a. As. ia
kJ The dbore garment comes in resfsr-Na
s1styte or tight fitting. triih pest front "a
gf Your choice Of both. "a
Be- Our regular So Misses jacket, tbe-Sa
best value in the city. in sizes from l2-Ss
~ TO lS. Special price. 1888. "a
So All imported Pattern Hats, Boanets~xA
ts-dnd Wraps tec are Offering at one-hai,-Ia
I1-theu uaiue. "a
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HATS AND FuRs.

HArs AND FuRs.
Another supply of DUNLAP,6 NEW YORK DERBY
HATS Just received. Tboss desiring low crowns can
nov get them.
Large stock OF Boys and chidren's Hats and Caps
Our Fur Department heavily stocked with all de-
sirsbis goods. New shapes in Capes and Wraps.
wILLETT RUoFR.
Eestsvs and Furrisrs.
su2oAn eQ5 Pennsylvania ave.
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Ladies' Garments you will
See the seasons most
stylish and elegant pro-
auctions.
For many years ours
has been the ac-
knowledged leading Cloak
and Suit House of the
city. The styles you sec
here are American modifi-
cations Of extreme Euro
2ean ideas. approved by
the leading fashion su-
thorities of this country.
A large majority of
these styles are confined
strictly to US for WASH
ington. and similar styles
elsewhere are but weak
limitations.
We will not 70 into .
long harangue about our ad-
vanta9es, facilities. bar
gains" and various other
petty details, which we be-
lieve to be Of but little in
terest to you. Jet We will
briefly say: Tho store has
been completely re-
modelled and greatly i'm
proved. A new pattern Of
the Whittier electric ele-
vator has been put in:
many new departments
added; all Of the original
ones greatly increased and
the store otherwise put
upon . footing with the
largest and handsomes. es-
Adjustments m America
Of . similar character.
The first iioor contains
Gloves, Hosiery. Ribbons,
Underwear, Corsets. Neck
wear. Umbrellas. Hand
kerchiefs. Druggists Sun
dries. Soaps. Small Wares.
&c. The second floor con-
tains Q magnificent line of
Coats. Capes and Cloaks.
and on the third floor are
Ladies' Suits. Wrappers,
Tea Gowns. Waists and
Coats and Cloaks. embrace
ing all the various new
styles. made in an elegant
manner from the most
fashionable Of this sea-
sons fabrics.
We cannot close without
saying . few wore s about
our new 'Bernhardt"
Long Cages and Fur
trimmed Coats.
OF the former we readily
foresaw that they could
not fail to receive the
hearty Endorsement Of
fashions derotees. for they
are decidedly stylish. COM
Portable and varmth-giv-
ing.
In Fur-trimmed Coats
We confined ourselves to
the Best Skins, owing to
the poor wearing qualities
Of the cheaper furs. We
feel safe in saying that
there Is not Q handsoner
line Of ladies' Fur
trimmed Coats In WASH
ingtou. and when you con-
slider the high-clase style
and quality Of our Coats.
the prices will be found
exceedingly reasonable.
Drop in tomorrow. for
We believe your visit will
be a. interesting. INSTRUCT
i've and profitable TO you
o II will be pleasurable to
Tho store IL tastefuliy
decorated with Fall Goods,
and the rich showing Of
autumnal styles and fab
RIGS IL greatly enhanced
by . profusion Of choice
plants, palms. &c. the
whole effect being patri-
otically heightened by the
Kaily colorsd Tags and
buntinGs.
lillian II. McKNE
Iders In Coats. Cioaks and 8,
&c Pennsylvania ave. n. ".
OIL AND WINDOW GLASS
At manufacturers prices.
. NeGIII nsalar IN nr,l1s,
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Now for the table.
BLEAcHrD AND CREAM DAMAsK.

There is a constant stream Of New patterns runni
through here. No ''stiIl water"
BLEACHED DAMASK-5Oc. to e. 80
ayard
CREAM DAMAsK-5Oc. 621Sc., 75c. :
and 81 yard.
q PURE LINEN NAPKfNs-sl,
s1.25. $780, s1.75. 81. e.. 80, s3.
50. 30 and 81 4 dozen.
y NAPKINS-S3. 80. 30, 50, $3.50,
81. IS. SO. 50. $40. SLY. Sl5, els and
$50 dozen.
HNAPKINs-s5.s 90. s12, eI5and eco
adozen.
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The MONUMENTAL.
9a7 AND $50 = ST. N. W.

The system Of selling every article at small profit
but Of thoroughly reliable quality. is q ruling prin
cipis Of this firm.
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OrR GOLDEN Ron OPENING

OUR HOLDEN Hop OPENINa
VILLAS We say above. be one of tie mos, BEAU
TIFUL. ARTISTIC and NOVEL OPENINGS
that has ever taken place in this CITY. In this.
our FALL OPENING. NATURE as well as
art Will be combined in identifying OUR
STORE. There will lie wagon. yes. car loads.
Of GOLDEN ROD displayed. intermingled
and ARTIsTIcALLY arranged with our
elegant stock of Fall Novelties. We
have done everything possible to make this
a rich and attractive EXHIBITION of ART AMI
NATURE. For the past week we have been
getting everything in shape all over the house
for this DISPLAY. All OF the FALL PUR-
CHAsEs have been hurried on To be displayed
TUESDAY. Every department will be dressed
out in its choicest goods. all sarnished with
plentiful supply of GOLDEN ROD. IL WILL
be WORTH YOUR WHILE to come a LONG
WAY see this OPENING. Theenorinous qnan-
tity ofGoLDEN ROD there will lie dispIayedi is
enough in itself to attract thousands of the adj
mirers Of this beautiful PLANT-tlis. our Ma
TIoNAL FLowER-and then. too. there will
be an exciting contest in the designing Of spe-
cial prices by the salesadies.
To make this show of GOLDEN ROD even
more attractive and to add to the identifying Of
thedepartments throughout the store. the firm
has offered a PREMIUM in gold to the sales
lady who brings tine PRETTIEST and most
artistic design in GOLDEN ROD. the contest
tobe decided by the opinion of the visitors and
customers. number will be placed on each
design. cards will be distributed around the
store in CONVENIENT PLACES. VISITORS
can put the number of the design they think
best on the card and drop it in a basket for that
purpose.
Our Trimming Department will be PARTIC-
ULARLY ATTRACTIVE. as We have received
hundreds of new styles in this line during the
past few days. all of which will be placed on ex-
hibition.
Below We will quote a few of the GOLDEN
BARGAINS for our Golden Rod Opening.
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n HAVE You A WEAKNESS
" II for esed butfers Most
HIN people have. Telephone
II II .sI or drip in 1t the Mar
n II bic budding. corner uth
st. and Pa. ave-, and leave your
order. butter delivered ut your
dooc any. day and in any qnanfity
you wish. Foe conveniehce We
have wooden bucksss ssontaining
JAMES =. OYSTER,
Cur. oh u, aud ResnsylvepiA
svs.: gse z! q =. yia Is q -, Ssns g: Nss .
$h ard X ~. mArsst
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Souvenirs Or The OpES,so.
LADIES DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.

Ten per cent OF marked prices of all Black Silks.
Black Wool Dress Goods, all Trimmings and Laces.
Turs. Ribbons and Feathers. Ladies' Tea Gowns and
Childrens Suits, &C., Silk Underwear and Hosiery.
American Hosiery Company's Underwear. Pearl Stick
Fans. Hand-run Lace Neckwear and Real Lace Hand
kerchiefs, Br;c- -brac and Art Clocks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

I INSEED OIL AND WINDOW GLASS FOR SALE
~ JAMES T. NSsjI Ps.Isi e building Supplies.
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LUNCH AND DINNER SETS.

With your house ''retouched" from top to bottom
You can hardly invite your friends to sit down to
your table to board spread with the old cloths when
suchhandsome new ones are to be had. Everything
tells You knowweighed in the scales of effect and
you don't want to be found wanting.
We have elegant line of both
LUNCH and DINNER SETS-extra-
ordinary qualities-rich patterns with
white and colored borders. at from S5 to
$50 set.
We have no fear you will pass us by when you are
wanting LISENS-but can't you force your needs a
little to take ADVANTAGE of the big TOWEL BARGAIN!
You ought not to be willing to miss that-and while
you are here might well anticipate the future
little further and pick from bountiful supply all
around Purchases at Perry's pay-there is no doubt
about it.
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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''Leaders In Coats. Cioaks and Sults,~
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