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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

The death Of the man who made the rope
With which Guiteau was hanged has recalled
the famous curse Of the assassin. As no one
who was concerned in the conviction is likely
TO escape dying there is very little use in op-
posing the silly superstition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

The alliance has made it necessary. appar-
emily, for the south to revive her old sd
democracy. At least that 10 what the democratic
papers and speakers say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

Andrew Lang advises the girls not TO marry
literary men, This may be good advice. but i,
will never prevent the girls from parsuing
their own sweet wills in such mattsrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

The very pronounced regard for euphonious
effect in the selection of names seems 10 be the
strongest evidence that Vera Ava" and Dis,
DE Ear" are one and the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

The donning Of robes by the Cincinnati
judges Is by no means a progressive step. 1t
takes Us back to the time when it was necessary
to clothe the courts with artificial awfulness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

The PETER growth has been enectualiy dis
placed. and 1t would be interesting to know
whose whiskers Will succeed the iaiser's in
public attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

New York Is trying to console herself with the
fact that officials can be removed even II dirt
Cannot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

Secretary Foster is waiting for somebody to
come along and tel him what the treasury
wants with more money than it needs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

With the responsibilities for the guberna-
toriai stesd placed elsewhere, Hills great bare
back act loses many Of its possible dificpltieS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

Munich is 70 send slo, 900 microscope to the
worlds fair. i. will have nice time with the
Chicago river microbes
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10 Per CENT Drscousr.

One-tenth OF the marked prices Of all Str ose and
Underwear during this SALE The followin price list
gives no idea OF the variety in stock.
BLACK SILK HOSE.
Plated Silk, 7jc. .SJc. 81. o.. %. el3a
spun Silk. 81. 6s. u. "a. SL9s.
Pure Silk. g.. %. g.. 4s. e. %. g. So
Raw Silk. %. As, u. 6s Sass
eCThe more expensive have lace work aakles, &c.
BLACK SILK UNDERWEAR
Low Necks. &c., 75c.. e. 10. q. as, olBS. q g.
%. %. Is. s&, So. 4s.
High Necks. 81. %. EEL 80.
eEThe above prices for vests. Draven are
g. s5 and ~. 96 pair.
CoLoRED SILK HOSE
Plated Silk. 7sc., 96c.. q. %. e. as
Spun silk. 81 SO. FL IS. e. 25.
Pure Silk. 81. Is. f2. "a. ~. os.
Raw SILK. e. -. g. 90. "a. SO.
se Some have fast black feet and ankiea.
COLoRED SILK UNDERWEAR.
Prices. 75c.. 9Sc-. u. IS. ell as g. q "a IL "A
81 n. e.. 30. e.. 6s e. H. Ga 9s, g. e. q s6 0s
eI-one tenth OF all OF above prices
SPECIAL Heavy Ribbed SILK vests -usrspte>d
q. 70 quality aor only 81. 35-A starttsse tufh.
THE PALAIs RsYAL.
A. usxER
Cor 18th and Pc. ave- ssl6
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AUG. CHARLES SENDS

&l.50.
4-button GLACE in Tan. Mode and Gray
$3.50.
s-button SUEDE MoUsoUETAIRE in Tan,
Mode and Gray-S2.
f-button Back. DRESSED KID-ol.5O
What they say is so-IS SO.
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:: :: !: S ssssG s s g s s j$E E.,
f. Fl Ills :? 81 f. Is +:
AT DOUBLE
E EN- ZEE MIMI HS W oo syx y AZ
I kkk EE \ Mo- 90 w 1 ~ AEELLL
PPf P ERR RHO H SoG ZEE ssss
+ ( Eli HG GcG EEE ssss-:
YOU KNOW WHAT OUR SCHOOL
SHOES ARE FOR WEAR AND YOU PROB
ABLY ALSO KNOW THAT OUR RE6U-
LAR PRICES ARE AT LEAST AS Low
IS THOSE OF ANY OTHER HOUSE IN
THE DISTRICT.
NOW. WHEN YOU CONSIDER THAT
WE HAVE ON HAND YET QUITE
VARIETY OF SCHOOL SHOES WHICH
MUST BE CLOSED OUT WITHIN THE
THE CAUSE OF OUR PRESENT ENOR-
NOUS TRADE IN SCHOOL SHOES
NOTE THESE ITEMS DOWN ON YOUR
SATURDAY SHOPPING LIST:
chiidren's Dongols. tip Of same. u Spring
Heel Button at....................73
Mundells Famous Solar Tipped Shoes.
Children's sizes. to 10h. SIC.
Youths and Misses sizes...........el1
Misses IL to % Pebble or Donrois Plain
or Tipped Button At. .................96c.
Misses Fine Paris Kid Button. plain or pat
ent UP. SJfo valns. now ...........S1.20
Young Ladies' ELEGANT Spring Heel But
ton. PLAIN Or tip. ~ TO 5s......Sl.4O
Boys and Youths Iron Clad Shoes. button
OF laced. Csc.
Our Famous 81. 30 Boys Seamless Button
and Laced Boots nov..............Sl.2O
ASIDE FROM ABOVE We HAVE RE-
CEIvED MANY NEW FALL GOODS FOB
CHILDREN Al WELL AS ADULTS
WHICH ARE FINER AND BETTER
THAN ANYTHING THAT HAS EVER
BEFORE BEEN OFFERED FOR THE
PRICE.
OUR REMOVAL WILL TAKE PLACE
IN ABOUT TEN DAYS.
III 4 ! III III: :: ::
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
$40 SEVENTH STREET,
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Rudini persists in refusing to perceive that il
wasn't Italys turn TO be offe nded.
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A MENTION FoR The MEN,

REYNIER GLACE. in Tan and Gray-s2.
Two-clasp SUEDE JOUvIN-sI.15.
Two-clasp GLACE ENGLISH STREET
GLOvE-41 and 2l.JO.
CAPE TAN COACHING GLOvES-slo5
2-button TROUFOUSSE GLACE in Black
g..
The respite from glove wearing the warm weather
gave you men folks is ended. Propriety puts on
the gloves. These the proper kinds and shades.
These prices. That means something OF saw
ing.
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The sigri incident was picnickiaa As xel: as
Pickuickian-
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nAD0 WINDOW SHADES. 3oc. BODY BRUS
~ Sci Remnants, 49c.
RAFF'S ENTERPRISE
selS-t l341 llth IT. @ @.
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JOHNSON. GARSER & Co,
CSC Pa. ave. NV.
WE ARE VERY BUSY IN OUR CARPET DEPART.
MENT. PRICES AND QUALITY ARE THE WORK.
1T WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO Xxx.
ANIME OUR STOCK AND PRICES BEFORE MAX
ING YOUR PURCHASES. A SPLENDID LINE OF
DRUGGETs. ART SQUARES. kuGs. FLOOR AND
STEP OIL CLOTHS. Sc., &c.
FALL DRESS GOODS
36-inch Wool Plaids. all new fall colors &c.
4o-inch Atwood Psids. cancels hair efects oaly
Zoe.
Henrietta Cloths and serees. in Black and colon.
5oc.. s5c and al.
Chiidren's School Hose. Past Black. l5c. and 25e.
Ladies fall-weight Ribbed Vests. 50c-
JOHNSON. GARNER ca.
sel6 G3o Pa. ave. n.v.
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CH1LpRES,s Groves

Misses 4-button DRESSED KID in Tan-&1.
Misses 4-button SUEDE in Tsn-&l.
Misses 6button MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE
in Tan-Sl.25 and l.JO.
Misses 6-buston MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE
In Black-$1.2o.
Misses BIARRITZ GLOVES in Tan and
Gray-0Sc.
Boys DRESSED KID-Sl2A
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NOVELTIES

We have q choice collection Of them. too.
But right here, before We tell Of u style. We
want to say We have been most cautious in their
selections. We keep our heads about Us when
We are buying. There are no terms OF price or
profit that can induce us TO depart from ou-
standard OF quality. Everything that filled
our Judgment is here. The ''weaklings" are
absent. Better for your continued satisfaction
they are.
4-button PEARL GLACE. with Black stitch
inR-Sl. 30.
s-button MOUsoUETAIRE GLACE in Pearl
shade. with Black stitching-S2.
S-button MOUsQUETAIRE SUEDE in Pearl
BLACK stitched-sI. So
S-but,on MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE in Prim.
rose. with Black stitchng-S2 %.
4-button DRESSED KID in Tan, Gray and
Black al.
4-button SUEDE in Mode. Tan. Gray and
Black-Sl.25
4-button BLACK GLACE-s1.5O
S-button MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE in
Mode, Tan, Gray and Black-sl.5O.
4-button CAPE TAN STREET GLOVES I,
sl.5O.
Right across the aisle from the Glove counter
is the grandest collection of Dress Goods that
ever graced a department. 1t contains the new
est. most exclusive patterns that will be worn
this season. You have got the best opportunity
in the world to catch the effects these Gloves
will make in wearing with them. The Glove
men certainly are in harmony with trans
lation of the costume fashions for this fall.
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P. CExrExERr & 60. SEND

5.button DRESSED KID in Mode. Tan and
Gray-&1.35.
5-bu,ton DRESSED KID in Black-sl.75.
S-button Mousquetaire Suede in Tan and
Gray-Sl.T5.
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THr HARVEST Or Coop TASTE
Err e. HREs .ERfs W SIS
+ kE. ( Ekk \ ssss

Gloves-rt takes q stock Ike 10 toll . complete
and comprehensive story OF the fa fashions In han!
wear Little BY little the light Of autumn began TO
shed its the stock line line arrived
from one and another Of the glove Of the
world. Now we are In the heyday of the season.
Each novelty shines by its briliancy. They are
beacons Of good taste that should draw yo closer 10
the consideration OF the matter They brighten the
summer styles fale away into the oblivion of SPENT
time Every make we represent familiar names
you al-and of them the fortunate possessors
Of your good WILL Fit isn't so It should be for
perfect GLOVES not modelled than are the beyin-
uin2 and end of our entire line.
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Ko1B PHARMACY.
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES,
1TH AND E SITS. NV.


Our sales Of goods advertised several days ago have
been very satisfactory, still have large stock of
of them left and these will sell before going
east at prices heretofore announced We repeat the
list.
Csc. Best English Tooth Brushes. warranted. $685.. 2lc
25c English Tooth brushes. very good.......... lie
10c. French Tooth Brushes, bargain...........6 &c
&c. Bottles Bay Rum. imported best
81 Dalmatian Insect Powder. reduced .b
At &c. apiece for Mirrors. worth twice and three
times much They must be sold.
q Bars Conti's CASTLE Soap. White. nearly4
pounds. Whole bar reduced to...............4 Acc
Csc. Toilet Water. all odors at prime lOc
25c. Dressing Combs In horn and rubber heavy 10c
Fine Combs. lot assorted down .........,.,.5c
Manicure Files. Scissors. Powder. Paste. Polish
ers and other belongings very cheap. Must be
sold.
Wade & Butcher Razors at selling prices
75c. Razor. Wade Butcher. Soc
el.2o .......-..-.....-1e TIC
el.75 " .....--............99 Sc
Look at these before buying.
Backing Brush with dip. .e3c
You will say 1t is q wonder how it can be sold at
this figure.
Backing Brushes to reduce stock at nearly cost.
Backing Sets in wood boxes:
Brush, Dip and Backing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Brush Dip and Backing at...................J0 SOC
Brush. Dip and Backing at.................7 jc
25c. Box Face Powder and Bottle Cologne. lOc
75c. Atomizers. complete instrument. .49c
HAIR BRUSHES.
Kents English Al-bristle. do wn from 81 TO Soc
English Albriste. riveted backs, in three Sizes re-
ducsd to 15c. 81 and el.25
French Solid Backs. extra values to reduce our i'm
mense stock
sYRINGKs. sYRINGEs. sYRINGEs.
Syrnges of all descriptions at lowest CASH prices
Sc 90 Fountain syringes complete 2-quart. "a
g. 80 complete. 3quart. 80. Ell 40
81 Family syringes, three pipes down at.. 4sc
e12 Family Syringes hard rubber pipes, down at 1c
q. 80 Family syringes hard rubber pipes and con-
nections. every instrument warranted. ..... oac
Household syrinses. Davidson syrnees. Alpha
Mstson and all other kinds reduced in price
Hot Water Bags. covered in flannel or plain extra
heavy, 2-Guart. 81. "a; 3quart. 81. ~
PIC. Curling Irons must sell..........,,.lOc
3oc. Poe ct 2Oc
20c. Shaving Brushess extra good ..-... .,., loo
DC. Florida Water. way down at............. SIC
Horse Brushes marked a. prime cost-5Oc, &C.,
75c. for goods costing double the price.
pc. Wire Hair Brushes .1Oc
KOLB PHARMACY
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES.
II 9TH AND SIS. NV.
| g. !.
We WAsr You To Know That
Ken s;n e the oad.inis opsarOnt Pis.t.dboson
We also make speciality Of shirts open both back
! and front in Pleat.d aud solid hosonls
l36 dozen c96s-six pairs for Ell. These are the
si Gss S in py pure We have them I'm all
TIE BRANCH psLr.Aaosnr SHIRT FACTORY,
| /, :. Near junction .tn st. and New York ave.
.e =; z; AhefS.-- AAnAssr'--Jo". H. Ireland
r ACE CURTAINS. so. 6s AND 75c. HEMP
II CasDss. aoc. BAG csFPsfsl Sxr~,,,,.,
ssAs@ 124l 1lth ct. &c.
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The MONUMENTAL"
937 AND $50 ST. N. W.

937 AND $50 ST. n ".
THE FALL CAMPAIGN BEGUN.
We here to win with fall and winter goods at the
lowest prices that and good merchandise can pos
siby be sold. Every department repete with choice
new goods. Wen swerve from our guiding star
'poDutdr prices" which saves from 10 per cent
to p per cent IN purchasing from us.
The annual fall opening Of The Monumental is
attracting no little attention this week.
The display Of Paaern Hats Bonnets and Millinery
Novelties il well worthy the notice Of those seeking
seasonable and fashionable novelties.
Many Of the models o. Imported Hats and Bonnets
shown are from the well-known Psrisian houses Of
Madame jesse. Louis Falkner. Wrist. Ponxansee and
others.
Altogether the opening Of The Monumental has thus
far been exceed ngly satisfactory.
Besides showing the largest line Of Fine French I'm
ported and AIN ercan Pattern Hats Bonnets and Mill.
merry novelties that has been in this city
have complete line Of every popular shape in I'm
ported Felt Velvet and Best Wool Hats and Bonnets
untrimmed
In Ladies' and Childrsn's Fall and win.er
Cloaks
better line does not exist.
IL one Of the exclusive Cloak houses in the city.
We
Can say the same
Our Fur Department.
Our Cotton Thread and sil =, Hosiery Department.
Our Cotton and Silk Underwear Department.
OF
Our Infant Wear Department.
OF
Our Corset Department,
or
Our Kid Glove Department
(Which contains nearly 3, forty different 'r'nd''.
Our Silk. Linen and Cotton Handkerchief Department
OF
Our Neckwear. Umbrella and Gossamer Department
For few days will sell We shall offer Tor the bal.
ance Of this week ~ q souvenir to every lady the
S-button Suede at 81. 10. Regular price. sl.5O.
Foster Hook. NC. Regular price. $50
4-button Suede, Csc. Regular price. e1.3S.
Our Biarfitx In Tan. Brown, Gray and Black Soc.
Was Ell
Our i-button Suede. 0Dc. Was Sl.c5.
Lovely Trimmed Hats for Ladies' and Misses, ready
to wear all sizes and shades the very tsst at 39c
Also . Gloria Umbrella. Psrs9on Frame, wear
guaranteed. at 15c 1t will pay you to look at them
800 pieces No. ~ Ribbon ~ inches wide All-yflk
Ribbon in every shade Allsilk eros Grain ct l5c I'd
Was zoe.
Also Lisls Thread Hose. In all the new dress shsdes
both plain and Rchsleu ribbed 1t 35c or pair for
~; fornseSly 6sc. pair. Also Black Hose, Louis
Hersdorf dys. 20 gauge extra length double thread
heel and to-. oc. Also Pure Linen Handkerchief
plain and drawn stitch at l5c.. two for ..5c.
AARVELOUe VALUES.
THE MONUMENTAL.
II $50 sud $50 q. a. Y.
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THE BON MAR II z
DOUBLE STORES.
3l4 AND 316 9TH ST. N. W.

7 AIDES. SHORT JACKETS. sl.4s MISSES
IL Plaid Newmarkets. 81. Az -
hAFF'S ENTERPRISE,
selS-3t l241 1lth ST. Sc.
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GOWNS.

20 dozen Fine Muslin Mothee
Hubbard Gowns. yoke u two
clusters u hVe tucks esrh.
trimmed with clearinghouse braid,
hnished round neck and sleeves
With Hamburg edge. sc.
100 dozen Muslin Gowns
Gowns. solid tackled yuha.
trimmed with herring hon. braid.
me Hamburg round nsck and
sleeves, also fine Cambria Towns.
only asc.
Muslin and Cainbric Gowns.
trimmed IN lace ana embroidery.
V and round n-ck. full pufY
sleeves. els. sl.3. sizes,
sl.0s. Oh. -. g.. s2.25 up 70
e4.75.
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SEATON PERRY.
"pERRY BUILDING"

NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Established lS4O 1t
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@ s.
Our stock Of fine goods for wedding and anniversary
presents ID worthy Of your inspection
RICH CUT GLASS.
BRIc-A-BRAc from all couutnes-
DINNER. GAME AND FISH sERvIcEA
very large assortment Of
GIFT CUPS AND sAUcEks
From PIC. 10 s5 each.
Agents for the PAsTEUR WALTER FurrRA
wILMARTH 4 EpMoNsrox.
China and Housef urnishinss
l2o5 PENN. AVE. ssle
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LASsBuReH & BKo.

Thsre ~As probshly no time is
the history Of our establishment
that Ne wsre better sble 10 show
you = complete limo Of
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TRrroussr SENDS

L REFoUssE SENDs:-
4-button Black SUEDES-s1 50.
S-button MoUSQUETAIRE SUEDE in
White. Tan. Mode. Gray and Black-S2
S-button MoUSQUETAlEES DRESSED
KID. In Tan and Black-Sl15.
4-buttoa DRESSED KID in Tan GRAY and
Blsck-$l.25.
3-button DRESSED KID-Rlack-the hest
Qualty-reguarly 81. 75-now Sl.o5
6-button Black DRESSED kID-usually
g ga few pairht 81 80.
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REYNIEn SENDS

4-button SUEDE in Tan. Mode. Gray and
Black. with plain bscks-Sl.61.
4button SUICIDES in same shades, with
stitched backs-Sl. -.
6bu.ton MoUsQUETAIRE SUEDE in the
favored shades-S2
7-button MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE IN
Black. with plain backs-s225.
With stitched backs-S.3l
S-button Black. MOUsQUETAIRE SUEpEs
-S2.JO
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DRAWERS.

IT,, n.,... - .-,.
with q cluster u hne tucks. nm
ished with wide Hamburg ruffie.
only Doc.
-Four styles Muslin Drawers.
trimmed IN Hamburg and lace,
only asc.
Fine Muslin Chemise. coz dsd
yoke. full width. 3pc.
handsomely Trimmed chemise.
ssc., sl.25. els and up.
We make a specially Of Fine
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B1ARR1rz Gloves.

6-button-lencth GLACE in Tan. Gray and
Black. with White and self-stitchng-9sc.
6-button-length SUEDE in Tan and Gray
Csc.
6-button length PEARL GLACE. with Black
and self stitching-sl.
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KOLB PHARMACY,
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES.
9TH AND E STS. NV.
=

r ACE CURTAINS. go 65 AND &c. HEMP
- CaEpst. aoc. Bag csFPifs, ssSxrr,.,,.,
ee1e3 124l 11th ct. d .,
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CORSET COVERS.

Fine High Square Mock camiric
Ccrsei CoYor. trimmed back and
front With wide Hamburg en-
hroidery. finished seams. only
4-c.
N-neck Cambria cors-, Cover.
trimmed With fne Hamburg eiss
and inserting 10 match. extra
scod hitting. on y &c.
sguare-neck Cambric Corset
Covers. trimmed 10 hne Hamburg
embroidery. also lace trimmed.
..c.. sc. tssc.. si.2s. si.zs TO
t325.
N-nerk Cambria Corset coverx.
trimmed IA lace ana eiubroidery.
sSc.. SIC. u.s.. Is. sl.3S
sl.4s 10 e3.2S.
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LADIES. MUSLIN AND clNnRro rxnrRxr.,

iks' MUSLIN AND CANBRfC CNDERwl
Than now.
We have . choice stock Of ercel-
lent VALUES.
We were never outione IN the
carr and precision IN the Finish
tnss and Trimininsrs Of our Upd.r-
wear. The Triinmins~ ar. e.r~-
fully selected and no piece o. Tn
derwear 10 allowed space on our
shelves untl thor, arhly easm-
ined and pronounced ''salafle"
Me~iI give you a rough synop-
sis Of what ~e carry
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DEPARTMENT o. CHrIDaENs School
SUPPLIES.


We have opened In our 18th st. ba sementa
department devoted exclusively to school sup
pies. 1t CONTAINS:
Rubber Penholders. .........................1Oc loo.
Harmans Rubber Finger Shields.
Auxio % and NC.
Finch Rulers With brass edges.......-......7c.
12-inch Rulers. % and SC.
Pearl Mucilage... loo.
dozen Blotters. assorted colors. in pack
Flower" Bevsl Rubbsrs.
Rolling Blotters. ........................lSc.
Bone Faper cutters.
DUN o'fAPs..... .lUc.
Automatic Book Straps. 18c.
Coioreo Crayons, per box ..........-........5c-
Colored Lead Pencils. per box. % and lac.
Slate Erasers AMI Envelope SeSlsrs. ..........5c.
6-inch Geographical G .obes.
la pieces Best Quality Chalk in y box w 1Oc
100 Slate Pencils in box. inches long .l2c.
Earle Lead Pencils with rubbs-s. Per dog. &c.
Faber and Eagle Lead Pencils. with and
without Iubbsrs, per dog. 49,. so and Coo.
Spencerian and Esterbrook's Easy.writin9
fens, per do1. ..........................lOc loo.
Sta6ord's Black Ink...................... &C.
Csw's Black Ink. u pint.-.- roc.
caw's Black Ink. pint. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
Scholars Companion. with chalk, ruler,
slate and lead pencils .................lOc.
Scholars Companion, with lock and key. Sc,
Scholar Companion. with lead and slate
pencils. psaholder and ruler In oilcloth
case. .........................1 5c.
Scholars Companion. with combination
LOCK lOC,
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THE

CASHMERE REMNANTS. SIC FIGURED CASH.
RAFF's ENTERPRISE.
sslS3t IIII It'll vt se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18
c. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER - 1891

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70 DO ARAY WITH WAR
I1sans the First Gun for the Cause Or lntsr
.',a- aatlonal Peace. .,.tt- -,

Firing the First Gun for the Cause Or lntse,.
aati0nal Peaee. .,.tt.- -.
IF you have anything worth hearing to say"
said the Rev. Moses p. Hoge In the big hall Of
Cooper Union last night. "you will find an au-
dienca" He was addressing q mass meeting
in the interests Of his cherished idea His au-
dience consisted OF twenty-six grown men and
five women.
The occasion was the first gun. II such fe-
ure Is permitted. for the cause of International
peace. Last spring the Rev. W. A. Campbell
introduced q resolution into the General As
sembly Of the Presbyterian Church calling upon
all the nations Of the earth. and. by way Of
preliminary. upon all Christian scots and ad-
herents to declare against armies. war. and
all that sort Of thing. The resolution passed.
and yesterday morning the peace boomers
got together IN the Bible house to the number
OF about ten and passed some more resolu-
tons, and prepared to enter into correspond
ence with everybody: all this to prepare for
the peace conference at the Chicago Fair in
A number, OF eminent persona Chauncey
Congressman Breckinridge. and such men.
were asked to attend the meeting last night
The general public was also invited. Neither
the eminent gentlemen nor the general public
game; There were I'VE men 81. on The platform.
Hall the Rey Josiah strong. the Rey. Moses
D. Hoge. and the Rev: ". A Campbell. The
extent OF the audience has already been mem
The Rev. DR.. Hall opened the meeting with
TIE Rev. Josiah Strong. Dr. Hall and Cen
Woodford.