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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
. CENTER Or SWEETNESS,

HAVE you seen our PERFUMERY DEPART.
MENT LATELY! WELL, you sh ould pay il q
visit. There is MORE BOTTLED SWEETNESS
here than you could use in lifetime. AND Of
the VERY BEST QUALITIES. too. OUR
SALE Of TRIPLE EXTRACTS by the ounce is
very large and rapidly increasing, for the fact
that we SELL ONLY the most reliable MAKES.
that is. Perfumes that will last, il becomin:.
well known and as a natural consequence when
slady wants q GOOD RELIABLE PERFUME
the first place she thinks Of is PIERCE. We
have Just ADDED to OUR ALREADY large
stock of PERFUMES COMPLETE AssORT-
MENT Of ''DELETTSEZ's" RENOWNED
TRIPLE EXTRACTS in TRAILING ARBU-
TUs. CYCLAMEN. JOCKEY CLUB. FORGET.
ME-NOT. LELAS BLANC. WHITE HELLO
TROPE. MOSS rose. LILY OF THE VAL
LEY, PEAU D'ESPAGNE, STEPHANOTES,
TUBE ROSE. VIOLET DE PARMA and Also
the two specialties. AMARYLLIS DU JAPAN
and VIRGIN VIOLET. drop Of one of
THESE EXTRACTS will last longer than an
ounce of the ordinary kind. Try them and be
CONVINCED. COME In and get SwEETENED
Up with AMARYLLIS DU JAPAN from the
AT0MIZER, COLGATE'S EXTRACTS.
LUNDBURG'S EXTRACTS. wOODwORTH'S
BLUE LILIES, BY the o.. from 25c, to 3sc.
per OF. BOTTLES FURNISHED FREE OF
CHARGE.
ALSO . full assortment Of FINE sOApS and
FACE POWDERS. both IMPORTED and
DOMESTIC.
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The state elections this fall are Of unusual
interest. In Massachusetts. New York. Penn
sylvania. Ohio aud Iowa the issues, the men or
the peculiar relations of the states to the M
.ional parties present points CT great attrac-
tion, not merely to the politician, but to all
the people of the country who are
ever interested in politics. The Chief
value CT Massachusetts, to the democrats is rs q
pointer in their presidential nominating con-
yention. In Pennsylvania democratic victory
would only mean that the people are tired of
bossism. In neither Of these great republican
states is there probability of permanent demo-
cratic success, although there is more
to lead to democratic encouragement in
the former than in the latter. As
to Ohio there seems to be moro doubt
on the legislature than On the governor. /. is
a pretty close fight all around. The same is to
be said of Iowa New York is a democratic
state with a-field this year favorable in some
respects to the republicans. The issues
are chiefly local in the bay state and
turn on reform in Pennsylvania. The
prohibition measure figures largely in Iowa.
Ohio is fought out on state and nationalissues,
with the Mckinley bill. free silver and the sena-
atorial aspirations of Sherman and Foraker in
the forefront. The democrats are trying to
hold the republicans responsible in New York
for the worlds fair going to Chicago. instead
Of to New York, while the republicans are en-
deavoring to show that democracy means Tam
many. 4 republican victory in New York
would be more important to that party than
victory in all the other four states mentioned,
since they are nominally republican.
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So FAR from the death Of Parnell removing
as was 1t first expected. all obstacles to peace
In the ranks of the Irish national party, it seems
to have increased the raucor Of the faction
aries The breaking Of neGiS is proceeding at
a lively rate and tho police are hardly able to
restrain the iInpetuosity CT the combatants.
The Pa-nelli:es are apparently responsible in
greater part for the violence. But as Ameri-
tan funds provide :he sinews Of war and
Americans are not such fools as 70 contribute
the means for interrecine warfare. the feud
cAano. last very much longer
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Some of the opponents of the holding of the

Some Of the opponents of the holding Of the
Grand Army encampment at Washington are
industrio2sly engaged in slaudering the keep
s-s Of hotels and boarding houses in this city,
and in cuitivating the impression that extor-
tasn viii be practiccd upon the veterans who
propose TO visit the capital or that occasion.
The charge is ridiculously untrue. but itmay do
injury uncontradicted in the papers which
published the original SANDER, by lettering
some intending visitors. The attempt is made in
connection with this faisehood to secure the re-
moval Of the encampnent from Washington. but
there Is not the slightest apprehension felt here
on that point. because it is easy to show the
true situation to the few men who have the
power to change tie place of the encampments
meeting. The injury that is feared Is, as sug-
gssted. the frightening away OF veterans who
have read the Islander and will not be given the
opportunity to learn the truth In common
justice all newspapers which have circulated
the defamatory statement ought to print the
facts. The local hotel association Is already
orally on record, and will put itself on
record in writing in q manner which
viii leave not tho slightest foundation
for the charge. There Is no city in
the United States which in the months Of Sep
te,nber and October can better accommodate
an immense crowd of visitors. 1t has the quar-
ters AID e: that season of the year they are
comparatively empty. Cities like New York
which have more hotels and boarding houses
are far less ready to handle crowd because
they are crowded the year around. and COM
mercial cities are overfowing with outside
buyers especially in this very season of autumn.
Long before the time of the encampment the
committee appointed for that purpose will have
the room and boarding accommodations of
Washington so classified and systemstized that
visitors can be readily supplied with such
quarters Us they desire. from the cheapest to
the most expensive. the charges In no case ex-
coeding the regular rates.
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The republic is getting tired of the snarlings
that issue unoficialiy from the Chilean legation.
Chile ought not to retain here, even in a sub
ordinate official capacity, anybody whose feel
ings toward this country are such that residence
here and the performance Of his duties must
be excessively painful to him. Moreover, such
an official is apt 10 get himself disIiked. much
as Egan appears TO be in Child. = - o--,
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WILLIAM II. McKNEw,
1888 PA. AVE. n. W.
"A
"A
kk 81 EFF NM Nss Nm A sss
( x K ~ 4 y uu + MN a. M.

N w M N a "A Nm
900 PENN. AVE. BET. 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
Only look for the name and number as we do no,
advertise under the name of The Combination
LEADER OF Low PRICES
Branch 3lll NJ ST.. West Washington.
Hotels. boarding and private houses, this advertise
ment will interest you.
LINoNs. LINoSs. LINoNs.
This will be q sale worthy of your attention.
pieces 72-inch Fine Bleached Satin Damask. Wa
81. 80. in this sale. 81.
6pieces 72-inch Fine Blesched Satin Damask. Wa
81. Is and 81. %, in this sale, Sc.
3pieces 72-inch Fine Bleached Satin Damask. Wa
9Sc.. in this sale. 73c.
3pieces 7s-inch Satin Damast. Was 75c.. in thi.
sale. 59c.
pieces 64-inch Satin Damask. Was exc. In this
sale, 4Sc.
pieces ea-inch Satin Dsnask. Was &c.. I'm this
sale, 39c.
Spices Half Bleached German Damask. Was Soc,
in this sale, :SSc.
pieces Finest Quality of Turkey Red Table Linen,
fancy designs. Was 75c.. in this sale. 59c
pieces Turkey Red Table Linon. Was &c.. In this
sale. 3Sc.
3 pieces Turkey Red Table Linon. Was &c., i'm this
sale. PC.
l6 Eight Quarter Turkey Red Fringed Table Covers.
Was 81. 30. in this sale. 81.
10 Five Quarter Turkey Red Table Covers. Was &c..
in this sale. 29c.
Eight Quarter White Damask Table Covers. Was
81. 30. in this sale. 9Oc.
Ten Quarter White Damask Table Covers. Was
81. 80. In this sale. 81 49,
Twelve Quarter White Damssk Table Cloths Was
u. 9S, in this sale, 81 A.
IA Twelve Quarters Fancy Border Satin Damask
Table Covers. Was g. Is. in this sale. sL6a
10 dozen Three Quarter Half Bleached Table Nap
kins. Was 81 49, in this sale SEC
dozen Three Quarter Bieached Napiips Was
81. 9S. in this sale, 81. 50
dozen Three Quarter Bleached Napkins Was
g. 40. in this sale. s19o.
10 dozen Three Quarter Finest Bleached Satin
Damask Napkins. Was e49s. in this SALE g. Ts
Is dozen Five Eight Plain Frinsed Doylies wsso
In this sale, 15c-
dozen Three Quarter Plain Frngsd Doylies. Was
g. in this sale. sl.5S
dozen Three Quarter Plain Satin Damask Doylies,
the finest. Was ca 9s. in this sale e2.aS.
20 dozen Plaid Glas Doylies. Was &c. In this SALE
2Sc.
25dozen Huck and Damask Towles. wss l2Hc., in
this sale. &c.
II dozen Huck Towels. Was I5c.. in this SALE lOc
10 dozen Large Size Huck Towels. Was 1sc in this
sale. l21sc.
35 dozen Satin Damask and Huck Towels wss &C..
In this sale. Ice.
100 Eleven Quarter Marsielles Finished Bed spresds
Was 81. IS. in this sale, 99c.
This surely must please every one that IN IN mead of
Table Linons. Napkins and Towels
This sale viii last until tomorrow the Foods hold
out. IL
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III the idea of setting type by machinery is
ever practically realized It will inevitably be
coupled with some dissatisfaction. There would
be small comfort in abusing a mere collection
o. eogs and levers for typographical errors
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Burrows AND Nan Hr.ps.

80 styles In NAIL HEADS. Everything that
10 used in Black steel and colorsd. ct tbs lowest
possible price.
AS FOR BUTTONS. THIS House HAS
ALWAYS led the BUTTON TRADE Of this
CITY. You will ind every kind Of BUTTON
here from the lowest.pricsd to the Ane I'M
PORTED GOODS. OUR PRICES ARE
GUARANTEED to be the CLOSEST.
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II Fassett is to be held responsible for the
location OF the worlds fair Chicago might at
least have come forward with handsome con-
tribuiion TO the New YORK republican campaign
fund
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l. Trimmings.
/ PERFECT STOCK


SUN siistenng shimmering beauties N the fashion
bic trimmings TINS season making Of the eovns
y course You Will want JET In shape ether
early everybody does-and custom IL the license n
he effect. Even IL everything most JET it isn't th,
Asiest task in the world conclusion ON ia,
attern. There In such . yariety-all handsome al
ew-with hardly choice. You can decide that bette
fter you have looked our assortment through.
There are Just enough SILK Gimps. Passementerie.
nd Feathers turned into trimmings 10 relieve an.
lonotony Of the Jet. Whichever phase 81 fAsllior
olds the most charms for yon-then you viii nnd "a,
eadyto serve yoa with stock thai do 1t 10 pcree
ion.
BLACK MARROW JET GIMP
studded with mail heads"-one-halfinch
70 four inches v1de-loc., l5c-, Ire.
20c. TO 81 - a yard
BLACK JET LACE GALLooN--one
and . half 10 four inches w1de-s5c. 90
x2.15ayard.
BLACK CUT JET coLLARErTEs-
studded with mail heads"-s3 IS, s3 50
and s3. 9s each.
BLACK JET FRINGE-sour 10 nine
inches wide-si and o.. goa yard
BLACK CUT JET sToMACHERs-
studded with nal -. cars
and "a. 80 each.
BLACK CUT JET csroMAcHERs
with long pendants-s4 TO Is - each
BLACK CUT JET MAIL HEADs"-
round and square-6c. TO l5c. dozep-
BLACK CUT JET GIRDI-Es-one and
shAh inches vide and two and three
quarter yards lons-&525.
BLACK SILK sToMACHERs-with
and without pendants-s2. - to e. 80
each.
BLACK and STEEL coLLARETTEs-
$3.50 and s. 80 each.
WHITE SILK and GOLD COLLAR
ETTES-so each.
cur STEEL MAIL HEADs"-ee
10c. dozen.
CUTsrEELGIMPwi with mall hsads--
sl and 81 81 yard.
CUTsTEEL EDGING-one-hsH inch
and ~ider-35c. yard up.
CUT STEEL GIMP-Abc. TO a. Q yard
CoQUE FEATHER TRIMMING
three and halt inches wids-sl.x5 TO
sl.s5 yard
oooUE FEATHER BoAs-ss 70
s9.5o.
BLACK NARROW SILK sIMp-srom
aQuArter of an inch 10 four inches wide
l2Sc., l5c.. lsc.. zoe. 10 a. a yard
BLACK HAND-cRocHETED GIMP
one 20 four inches wids-75c.. ala
sl.50 TO 81. s5 yard.
BLACK SILK PAssEMENTERIE
with Grape for mournins. IL comes two
and half AMI i've inches wide-e2< Is
and e. IS yard.
NARROW SILK GIMP IN colors-
Light snd Dark Gray. Tan. Brown,
Green. Heliotrope and Garnet-l2,sc-.
15c.. 3oc. and 25c yard
FANCY T1SsEL GIMP-twin pat
terns. narrow and wide-sl.3 IS TO e475
syard-
BLACK SILK oRNAMENrs-conar
and back piece conbined-s6 20 yard.
JET CoLLARETTE and sToM.
AcHER. in matched pstterns-e0 15s
set
CoLORED SILK PAssEMENTERIE.
studded with waters TO match-two
widths-65c. and 81. 25 yard
COLORED SILK pAsSEMENTEEIE
two inches wide-and q choice Of almost
any shade-4oc. yard.
OoQUE and PEACOCK FEATHER
EDGINGS-tl yard.
After all IL Is matter Of taste What plesses you
oesnr always ind favor in your neighbH's eyes
IAkes the effects entirely different. Keeps with
ur variety up the edge all the time. Trimming IL
business by itself-but have rot our department.
the hands Of q manager who kn0Us it--from "a 10
Yard" What is put before you here you can rely
pom a. the latest. Besides that you can vtsU H.
rices are the lopest.
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If tho Standard OIL Company aad its new
fcsigcd opposition, the Andrew Carnegie con-
Germ, find it expedient later on to combine, as
viii probably be the case. the oil consuming
public viii have very little to congratulate il
self upon-
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35o. HOSE Fon 25c.

Compare these HOSE with any ones $50.
Hose and you will think they are good value at
that price. YET YOU CAN BUY THEM HERE
FOR
25c. pair.
They are HERMSDORF DYE and of course
are WARRANTED FAST BLACK. with HIGH
EPLICED HEELS and DOUBLE TOES and
ere the BEST HOSE in the country FOR
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The nation welcomes the Detroit today to the
ranks Of the new navy-the navy that is getting
iato line in attachments, bu. getting there in
great shape.
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" e. e. s. s. A 4. { e.
I Vuup ( Z ssss "A LIZ ZEE

Fur Garments and Trimming Furs at
Aew York prices ct wtllet Ruors
Two Elegant Alaska sealskin Ulssers, sc
inches long. medium size only $40 each.
They cost this price at wholesale today
aud may be higher later.
Fur shawl-rolling Collars for trimming
your last years coat. making IL the latest
style. They 20 around the neck and down
both sides Of the front. White fleecy
Angora Fur for trimming bsbys cost al.
ol.2o and u. 80 per yard.
wILLET RuoFF,
oc20 Dos Psnnsylvsnia ave.
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S. COHEN & Co..
523 18th STREET.
JET FRINGES.
Jet Strand Tringes. from
~ to 80 inches wide. fine
cut. from u to els
yard.
Novelty Jet Fringes. from
3 to Is inches wide and
from Csc. to els yard.
Silk and Jet Frinses. e2.2j
to "a yard.
Our stock Of above goods ID
full and mplete, and We
have the finest collection
We have yet shown.
.. COHEN CO..
623 18th street.
''PRIcHs GuARANTEED.~ oe2s-ts
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The Pennsylvania state treasury scandal Is
developing into political Octopus with o
formidable appetite for public men
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HurcHrssox,s HANDSOME Srons

HurcHrssos's HANDSOME SronE
"a thing rbsss:y 10 jey5svs,w.s
Since the opening
OF our street millinery Parloss thsy
Have been visited
By throngs Of delighted spectators.
Both men and women.
Washington In proportion to III siss
Has more people Of taste
Than any other city In the world.
These have visited our new store, and
Have been unsparing
In their praise Of It.
bow could they Be otherwise
when We have tho best q, eveyythtnos
This applies to tho managsr
Miss Emn,s J. Forbes. who
II well known
To tho people Of Washington
A connosseur ON matters Of millinery,
Miss Forbes Was foEmsriy
With Mrs. II. J. Hunt, and
Has had o rare experience
In catering to the admirers
OF Hat and Bonnet hnery.
Miss Forbss will be pleased
To see her many friends
AT her present location, where
Her ripe experience. superior Judgment
Ana discriminating taste
Will be Indispensable
To the followers Of fashions caprices.
An5thinE you may wish.
From simple ornament to the latest
Poem in Millinery" from Paris.
You can ind
At the Ut. store, and at prices
Which defy competition.
We purpose ~ please you.
And you are
At all times invited
To inspect our goods.
Whether you wish to buy or not.
AZ tho new store We have
MILLINERY and Glores;
At the drenue store we have these
And also COKSETS, UNDERWEAR,
DRESS GOODS. WRAPS and many othsr tkinga
j. c. Hurcu,ssos.
CORNER AND 18TH SITS. AND
oO7 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. II
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w. A. PIERCE & Co..
Fon THURSDAY.

FEATHER BoAs.
THOSE 3-yard Large COQUE FEATHER
Boas are going fast II you want one you had
better be quick about it. They sell regularly
for Is. THIS LOT GOES FOB
a. Us each
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There Is greatness even in crime. Jack
the Ripper" hAs bis iInitafors.
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SUPPORTING EvrnrrH1so ELSE.

Always make the foundation strong
and lasttnR. This IN especially true in
the case OF shoes. No other foundstion
- 20 conspicuous or y able to add or de-
tract 20 much from the beauty aud grace
of the whole structure. In edition to
strength and durability We have many
ornsmentsi' Three lines Of these We
are selling at exceptionally low prices to
Close out our stock al once. All our
SoSe ae oeW5H W. csn mi oiFcs rnn
Ladies' Dull Dongols Button ShosA
Opera TOE and patent tip. forsnsrly sold
ct - 90, nov ". -.
Ladies Brosdcloth Opera Caters. %
cents
,, asss ION ossr 3: sBs:I;; + ssa Morocco.
0iycsrins shoe Polish- Regular peioa,
25c. only l5c. per botsles
. ". q. K1NCAsrE1 / CO..
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SpEo1AIr1Es You SHOULD SEE.

SpEcrAIrlEs You SHOULD SEE.
Your experience may make you easily understand
that almost every store has its .peciaties The fol-
lowing have been quoted the best sttanabe in thi,
city at the prices:
cHILDREN's AND MISSES GARMENTS.
AT s3.30-INFANTs' Long Cloaks of White Cash.
ere In three Styles with BRAID ribbon and erbroid
ery trimmings.
AT s. oo-CHILDREN-1to years, chsvio, Coats
In Tan. Brown and Gray. with silk braid trimming
Al s42o-Ths Fur-trimmed Plaid Cloth Coats with
deep capes. tor youngsters from to years.
AT S1.5o-Sizes 1 70 years-Ladies' Cloth Coats in
all coiors with and without capes. Asrachan Angora
and Chnchilla trimmings
AT SS-Misses Tan CsmeIs Hair listers with doubIs
pearl buttons. large full sleeves and rolling
Guns nip pockets &c Six years old size is S. rising
50 cents for each size up to IA years
LADIES' GARMENTS
AT sl6-Sne styles Of Jackets that have been favor
ably compared with SO garments. The best spoken
of are the Gray Cancels Hair Jackets 80 inches long.
with very full roll collar Of opossum fur The Tan
Cancels Hair Refers, 80 inches long, with silk loops
and buttons, deep collar Of marten fur The Tan and
Black Cheviot Jackets, with mink seal an astrashan
fur trimmings.
AT slO-The Black Cheviot Hip Seam Jackets. double
breasted. braid binding. cut and finished like mems
coats.
AT so-The 33-inch Jackets, with silk buttons.
&C.. made in imitation Of the imported tailor made
Jackets As good as the imported sold at sl2. so.
AT s7-Navy and Black Chevios Refers. 81 inches
long. Braid bound. large bone buttons Looks a. q
tailor made.
AT s2o-Capes Of English Cheviot. 30 inches long,
with sleeves. Braid and Jet nail head trimmings.
AT s6-wrappers of Plaid French Flsnnels, In Red
Navy, Gsndsrne. Gray Vatican back, looss front
full sleeve, roll collar, &c.
AT slo-Robes de Chambre Of Red Cashmere, braid
| trimming. The style and at Of our SIS imported
4
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The FRAUD Eae:lias has been remarkably
aoEnasa: IL ,L.s e.ss3a.ga-
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I'll 1 I.
Il Fl &! Z ! III
ss N I: 4. e. e. $ S's I'LL E e.
HEH "A / i Cos L / Err:

Both jumped into popular favor In
SANITY. We refer to the two new depart
ments-frinTes snd Buttons. Il Is Q
season Of Princes with . vim. We can
hardly buy certain styles fast enough.
fringes OF every description. Rope
frinses, Silk PRINCES, String PRINCES,
Braid frirSes. Ribbon PRINCES. Band
PRINCES, Plain Fr.nges, Beaded PRINCES.
Combination Frinsss, Black Fringes
and all the fashionable Colorcd PRINCES
These few specials should settle In your
mind which b the best place to buy
Fringes
S-inch All-silk Rope PRINCE, Black and
coiors. usually sold at 81. 10. only SOC.
Per yard.
9-inch Black stik Braid Fringe, usu-
ally sold At e2.25. only sl.9s Per
yard.
finch Black Combination Rope-.nd-
Milan Fringe, usually sold at e2.aa
Only o.. AZ
12-inch Black Combination Braid and
sik Thread Fringe, usually sold d.
e4.0S. only e. Is.
SPECIAL. Beaded Persian Pa.se-
me nterie' In variety Of rich Persian
ee'ofinss' TO combine with fall shades.
usually sold ut 81, only q. 10 per yard.
RUTToSS.-So good is the Button
stock as whole that it is an unjust
discrimination to pick out any special
line and call 1t better than its fellows. We
will get around 1t in this way. For one
day only tomorrow hursday-we will
allow special discount of ten per cent
on every purchase Of Buttons. Keep
tonally attractive line Of the medium and
large Pearl and Bone Buttons for coats
and cloaks.
ERE THEY ARE AGAIN.
Those two departments aeain-H Hosiery
and Underwear. How they are srowingi
Judicious buying and erceed,n0ly close
selling Is the cause. Do not think Of
buying Underwear or Hosiery without
seeinS these stocks. You viii not get the
most for your money unless You do.
In Hosiery about the two best bargains
we have are the Fancy Top Hose. with
Fast Black feet. and the special quality
OF Fast Black Hose. both at 25c. per
pair.
In Underwear the best bargain Is the
Ladies' Fifty cent Heavy Ribbed Vests re-
duced to Soc. each. Fifty-cent Vests are
apt TO stop selling here and elsewhere
until these 39c. Vests are closed out.
Some ofyou will be sorry you did not
take half dozen.
THE BON MARcHE,
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Remember that we are on the eve Of
removal to our new store. where We
have determined to reopen with .
completely renovated stock. Conse-
Quently prices are being clipped ON
the countless little articles-Combs,
Sponges. Nail Files. Nail Brushes,
Hair Curriers', Chamois, Brushes.
"Odd Boxes" Cakes OF Soap and
Fancy Articles generally--which We
do not intend to carry to our new
quarters. We have not space to de-
tail the reductions.
Drop in and look them over.
EMULsIONs OF COD LIVER OIL.
The best Of them all is Douglass
Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil and Hy-
pophosphites Of Lime and Soda.
This preparation Is 30 per cent pure
Norwegian oil. imported by US direct
in sealed casks. The other ingredients
are Hypophosphites of Lime and
Soda. Their minxling produces the
most effcacious remedial ever pre-
scribed In the treatment Of consump-
ton and other lung and bronchial
ailments. 1t ID palatable. easily d.
gested and has no suggestion of tho
nauseating after-taste of the ordinary
Cod Liver Oil. In Douglass Emul-
sion you also secure the larger guam
tity. a. the bottle is OF q larger size
than commonly used in bottlinR this
preparation. 80 cents per bottle.
three for %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
Funs AT PALArs ROYAL Pn1crs.

fURRIEG's FURS-The bes. Furs at from aftssn
to thirty per cent less than turner's prices No better
specimen of kriInmsr Is here than shown in our S4s
C~pes; Muss to match only Is. Is. Here too are
Russian Hare capes that rsliabls. at only % o.
Also capes. Nuts and trimming. made Of Bear, Rae
coon. Rock Narten. Black Mar,en Wool, Seal. Nouf.
Non. Thioss. Lynx. Nutris Beaver. Astrschan Opos-
sum. ETC.. etc. Fur Trimmings from &c. to sS ysrd