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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-31

politan Insurance Company, receives So1,-
900. ID. O. Heald, president OF the CO. ,'o, as
Fire Insurance Company. gets cso,Vo1. hiiu
John w. Murray, the vice-president OF sne
German-American Company. %39,oOO.
Then look at some of the salaries paiu
10 the chief officers Of banks ana tIus.
companies. Frederic =. 0lcott, president
Of the Central Trust Company, receives
eco. goo: Richard King, president OF the
Union Trust receives $50, 900; General LOUIS
Fitzsrald. president of the Mercantile trust
Company. receives $50. 900; John A. Stew
art. president of the United States trust
Company. toddles along with $780, 900, ana
Colonel w. L. Trenholm. president OF the
American Surety Company, receives SIo';;
600. President Williams OF the Cnemicai
Bank and President Perkins or the In
porters and Traders, each receive SZO,OVV'
and the average salary of other bank presi-
dents in New York is from 800 to sl6,-
OOO. There is long string OF such saia-
ries. and the general opinion Is that the
men earn their money.
MEN OF AFFAIRS.
The interests of these vast companies
are all under the minute observation OF
the commanding officer. These interests
extend over all the globe and require the
greatest Judgment and the most sklltul
knowledge OF affairs. Many of these
officers, by their keen knowledge of affairs
of State nations, save their companies an
nually ten times the salary they receive.
They are provided against almost every
system Of blackmail by reason OF their vast
experience in the conduct Of their COM
panies and earn their salaries many times
over.
Up in the dry-goods district the bic. man
of the Clahin Company, Teft, Weller u
Co., and other firms of that calibre receive
on an average s., 900 to $4,000 year. There
are several exceptions where buyers and
Others run their Incomes up from
$4,000 TO $50, 600 n year. This is IN
the dry-goods jobbinG branch, because in
the dry-goods commission branch the
average salary Of an employee is from
81 500 TO $4,000 year. There are excep,
tional people who receive 1880. All OF
these people earn their money, too. The
vast experience necessary to buy goods
successfully and to keep in touch with the
vast competition Of the present day Is cer-
tainly worth liberal income. Then the
selling of goods requires an extended &C
quaintanco, much personal outlay, and the
temperament of diplomat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-31

NTEDIUM-SIZED DWELLING.
VI 40. 425 WEST NhiN~In. ..
NEARLY OPPOSITE MD&Lp. |Ha.
WEDNESDAY. FgrlrAhY nv. ATtF =.

By request OF tho owner we w.ls.- I'D. ..
Lie Al CTlOS, on tho pr'm.-ef,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-31

Hon. ]. ". Longl0y, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Nova Scotia. the last speaker, spoke briefly
on reciprocity: The Canadian Liberal
party has adopted unrestricted reciprocity
with the United States as the chief plank
in its platform. That means an end to the
fishery problem. and the great natural re-
sources of Canada would be available for
the great industries of this country. The
Ultra-Protectionist merely wishes to pro
tect Americans from the competition OF
countries in which labor is not upon an
equality with that of the United Statos,
but between the United States and Canada
the conditions are equal. have spoken OF
better relations; not union, but county
not amalgamation, but unity"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

The Association of American Agriculture
colleges and Experiment stations meets to-
morrow in this city This body. which as
sembled here last year, had such a pleasant
time they decided to come back. one of their
purposes being to get in the scientific swim of
the federal capital this summer. Washington
Il quite the center Of science ut present and
may be permanently. The American Micro
scopical society is now in session. The As
ISOLATION Of Of:cial Agricultural Chemists will
meet on the 18th and continue its sessions un-
til Saturday. The society for the Promotion
Of Agricultural Science will convene on the
18th and sit two days The conference Of
American Chemists. including meeting Of
the Washington Chemical society, assemblies
on the same dates; the Economic Entomologists
on the 18th and 18th; the great American As
ISOLATION for the Advancement Of Science on
the lIth-24:h. followed on the 23d-24th BY the
Geological Society of America, and on the 25th
by the international Congress of Biologists,
whose sessions will be prolonged until Sep
TENDER /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

The health department is doubtless awake 70
the necessities a: time like this with the sun
creating so many sources of disease, OF the
vigilsnt inspection OF the condition of alleys
and other byways- The garbage cart must
make frequent visits and the health officer be
around 10 that it does and that process Of
general cleaning and distinction is not inter-
mitted in any direction Where fruit. vege-
tables or other quickly perishable matter
stands. even for few short hours. the atmos-
pbere Is apt TO be poisoned. The people them
selves. having vital interest in the question.
ought 10 join with the authorities in keeping
their premises and adjacent streets and alley
ways free from impurities. Precaution saves
much discomfort and spares the health and
hives of thcse exposed to the dangers alluded
TO. Extra care Is necessary in such weather as
this for obvious reasons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

This world 10 moro than the universe can get
away from first principles. The father Of cias-
SIC poetry sang three thousand years ago OF
.'cIoud-cor1pelIers' and "cloud-compelling-"
Since so rIany new things have been shown
to be nero revivals Of old forgotten science
may not Homer's expressions be resolved into
their probably original elements and, Invested
Of their supernatural Inscriptions, be found to
relate to the discoveries of a Dyrenforth or q
Muihousen OF that elder day. who produced rain
not by conclusion Of the air, but BY using con-
CUSHION as an agent to condense the air by q
reduction OF its temperaturef For we are now
told that the explosion does not bring rain of
itself for the heat generated by il is moth
ing compared with the cold produced by
the sudden explosion Of the gases. In
those archaic times there may or may not have
been an agricultural department with Farmer
Rusk who spelled his name in Greek or Trojon
or some other outlandish fashion, at its head.
But one thing We do know-several Of those
old classic dodgers wrote treatises on what i
Know About Farming" In their metaphorical
lingo may be couched a world Of meaning
about ra,n-brinsing IL We only lad the key to
it Let Ms find this kew. Meantime our e1pe-
rimenters have got 10 the arid and remote region
OF Texas. where they propose to perfect their
experiments common misunderstanding
exists on this subject II is all nonsense to
tals Of creating moisture and then precipitat-
ing it, the conditions must be present or they
cannot be manufactured to order.
The absu-dity of expecting to produce = fall
O. rain from n dry atmosphere by the use Of
explosives hss been fully act forth in The STAR
by I. z. y. welI-informed contributor on
weather topics. The Fact is, no discovery has
vet been r,ade how to make dry rain, or rain
without moisture. and the balloon-e1plodins
ard all the other humbug experiments in the
way Of attempting to produce something from
nothing. or rain from a dry sky, are certain to
end in disappointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11
A LETTER You SHOULD
TAKE TIME TO READ.
W. d. CLARK L CO.,
S11 MARKET SPACE.
WHY ARE YOU SELLING AT COST.

WHY ARE YOU SELLING AT COST.
Are You contemplating moving? Are you going out of
business! These questions we hear every day from the
many people who study their interest attending
this cost sale. We are not contemplating moving,
neither are going out OF business but being
Tor room BY OUR STEADILY INCREASING BUSI-
NESS are forced to take in the upper part our build
ing. Then. too, we wish TO add other departments
to our stock. that we furnish near as possible
all the demands Of the trade The front Of the build
ing to be changed. window capacity increa sed SO We
Will be enabled to display extensively the many
attractions OF our stock to the public gaze These i'm
proVements Will cause much dirt about the building
and we wish TO reduce the stock to as small COMPASS
as possible. so 1T will be convenient handle We are
therefore willing to give the of our
Are you alive to your opportunity?
o'nns IN our entire stock excepted. Everything at
COST. silks. Black and Colored Wool Dress Good.
Whi'e Goods. Table Linens. Napkins, Towels. pillow
Linen. Linen Sheetng, Cotton and Linen Iavns
scotch and Domestic Ginghams. ChalIjes ponya..
hosiery Underwear, Handkerchief Umbrella. Cot
tons In all widths, and many oher articles too nnns
Gus to mention 'oo nunef-
Look over your needs. give US call and make poner
while purchasing. 'A0nes
". D. CLARK L CO..
- Sll Market SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

Yesterdays holiness was elevated. Baltimore
perspired at "a degrees in the shade. New York
bad her greatest 10th of August heat in twenty
years flttsburs. Chicago, Norfolk and other
places north. east, west and south of us swell
tered AID smothered. The whole world went
to calculating how much longer this thing could
last Meantime Washington, with her wide,
airy streets and abundance Of shade, got
through, as usual, with much less suffering
than cities much further north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11
BEAUTIFUL HASDxERcH1rrs FoR ! DC

Those who don't object to a Cotton Mixed Handler.
chief will very likely prefer these at 12H cents The
case under the window illustrates that much the same
designs and as sheer material is offered - p cents
This we can promise: The finest collection of Ladies'
and Meme ls'se. Handksrehi<s that Washington has
seen This is extraordinary at this season. and is only
possible because Of our late large and advantageous
purchase The Ladies' Handkerchief all White in
styles as described at u cents The Mems have hem
stitched borders in polka dots. tiny stripes and small
fancy designs. In colors which are Darranted
indetibis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

For some time past there have been rumors
tina, Minister Douglass had resign the mission
to Hayti, or that Lie intended to resign His
resignation, therefore, is not wholly . surprise
Mr. Doug as the represe NATIVE man OF his
race IN the United States. remains an impressive
figure of his generation, even if it should never
again see him in public life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11
SEE TIE W,SDow DrspLAY.

Out Of compliment to the window dresser we ask You
to the samples of these 2lc Handkerchiefs that MI
the window Of No. 1117 Pa. ave. But to do proper
justice to the Handkerchief the rrter ust ask vou
not TO be much i,fuencsd bv the display. You know
that Cotton Mixed Handkerchief would look lust AZ
well in the window, and then. too. the neat and
delicate embroidery doesn't show to as much I'd.
vantage would those with coarse and snowy dessns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

The American burglar is more polite than his
French brother. President Carnot 10 robbed
ruthlessly and without warming while the King
o! the Tramps takes care to make formal an
nouneenens o. "a contemplated attack on the
treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

1eEIlan socialists are disturbed by the oper-
ations o! = man who, himself unknown, seems
10 know everything Of political nature that
taAes place He is doubtless related to the
American prominent politician whose name l
all not at liberty to divulge"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11
21c. PuRE LINEN HASpkERcH1Ers.


Thousands to select from, not one Of which would
not be extra rood value at 25c. EACH Here are war.
ranted pure linen and. You will observe extra
sheer linen Handkerchief, with guaranteed hand.
embroidered initials at PIC. that could be cheap at
s6e each. There are near.y a half hundred other
Styles including novelties in designs of fern leaves
appliQued; hemstitched and polka dot embroidery
hemstitched. tucks and embroidery drawn work and
hemstitched corded and hsmstitched borders; en-.
broidery csnters and borders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

Tic able and pious suggestion that the Wash
ingtOn base tall club has bad luck because it
plays Oh sunday is not altogether borne out by
circumstances The Senators can scarcely be ac-
eussd of playing ball on the Sabbath or any
other da5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

The landladies IRE forestalling next winter,
breakfsst bill Of fare The buckSheat crop il
the biggest for eight wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11
WHAT Do You THINK Or THIS,

1t il surprising how many people foolinr them
selves in buying furniture, &c. instalments
long time We show them where We offer many things
at just one-haf credit price. but they say II don't
care anything about sprice-I want time" 1t 10 .
strange fascination. improvident habit. in which
they willing to pay e. for II article for the privi
lego Of paying for IL Soc. at time These people
don't to understand how 1t Is that they al
ways hard up No man prosper as long as he pays
81 and gets 81 for it. don't trGnt any credit busi-
II You have dollar to spend. will give you
100 cents worth for 1t. you can't pay cash for what
you want you need not come. We don't sell on time.
Read these prices:
All-hair Mattress. 40 pounds. %. So Real Curled
Hair Mattress. full size, &C.. s12. so. Cotton-top
Mattress g. 2o. Oak Suite. S16 So Best Wire Cots.
81. 81. Spring Roller Shades SOC. A Crystal Tum-
bier. 2hc. Fly Fans $l.9S. Initial Tumblers. any
letter. 81 dozen.
Remember, we don't sell anything on installmsnts.
20 that II you buy for cash don't spend your money
until you come and We claim to be the only
house in Washington where you can furnish house
complete with everything needed, except cooking
stoves. Come and see.
GRASTY.
DOUBLE STORES.
FURNITURE. CHINA. GLASS AND KITCHEN
WARE-sOLD ONLY FOR CASH.
jy3O 15lO-12 9Th st. NV. bet. and Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

Persons having outdoor work, and those in
doors not in prime condition. should avoid al
iuprudences OF life and preserve an equal
temper. no matter what provoca;ion occurs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

Seven Italian lsborsrs we're seriously injured
anu two killed in a railway collision in Con-
neeticuz- The Italian government has not as
jet presented any claim for damages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

The state o. the Thermometer does not pre-
vent Politicians from declaring that 1t is going
10 be an exceedingly cold day for somebody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

The English compartment railway car ex-
tends al invitation to robbery aud violence
that makes 1t almost as unciyilized as our car
stove.
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Ten Pen Cent Drscousr.

Deduct one-tenth from the marked prices Of our
more expensive Handkerchief and the result il 20 Der
cent below credit store ouotstions.
Hand.embrodered Linen. Soc. to a. IS each. i,
Duchssss Lacs Hsndksrchisfs. s5c. to elR 50 each.
Point Lace Handksrchisfs. q. o. to els. IS each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

Secretary Elaine is now making social calls.
This Is doubtless a comfortable contrast to his
P-eT:oUs labors in calling down correspond
exits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

Tennyson on his eighty-second birthday stops
writing poetry in order TO make prose appeal
for boys homo. Are all the big old men Of
England growing younger?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

VIVA: we need is a system of reciprocity with
q colS-x country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

Miss Willard might invent a substitute for
the customary corset and make lots Of money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

The .iE plate industry has gone into the
manifesto business with marked success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

The people who play cards are likely to stant
al the losses and all the blame. too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

At o. Philadelphia vas the city Of brothsrly
beat yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11
This MoRs1xe,s LACE ARR,vA1s.

Ibis MoRs1Se.s LACE ARRIVALS.
All we can tell in this advertisement is that at
the time Of writing-1O:30 O'Clock this morning-we
are in receipt Of two Of Laces comprising Oren.
Valenciennes Laces from 2x to 10 inches wide, &c.
to 4Sc yard Black Thread and Polka Dot Laces from
6to Is inches wide. 25c. to s75 yard On the coun.
tiers tomorrow morning at O'Clock. Expect bar.
gains We are not buying now unless can secure
bargains.
THE PALA1S ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11
I. B. TS Ss; sso&S S Soy

l. Is. TowNER d Sow,
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
1916 It'll u. ".
Block Henrietta Cashmere. %. 311s 50, g. 15c. and
Black Brilliantine. %, 40 and SOC.
1U4 CnbleacDsd Sheetinx, l5c.
10-4 Bleached sheeting. Tic.
Good Unblesched Cotton, &c.
and 81. W. ~
whits Bed Spreads. so, 60. 15c. and q.
Large size Bed Comforts, .5c. and 81
Boys' Knee Pants and Shirt Waists.
and Ell 80.
Good BED Twilled Flannel, 2Oc.
Brewster whalebone Corsets, extra long, u.
Diamond Shirts. the best In the market, d.
bortrees Duplex Cosssts, 81.
Pillow Case Cotton, g..
Flannel Sutins, y yards wide Soc
Black Saline. IL, E.4, 90 and 2oc
Just received Q new LOT Fast Colored Lawns DC
Eed Table Linen, las: eolors, re.
auk
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eIWs close at D. M, Sa,u-davs excepted.
TIE TINE. Now.
THE PLACE, HERE!

RRR EMEMBER THAT THIS REMOVAL
kRR REDUCTION SALE WILL LAST
K 4 BUT FEW WEEKS LONGER,
ANDYOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
THE BEST CLOTHING IN AMERICA
AT LESS THAN THE COST OF THE
VERY INFERIOR GRADES Is yOWAND
THE PLACE IS HERE, 3l9 SEVENTH
STREET NORTH VEST, WHERE YOU
CAN GET BOTH A STYLISH SUIT AND
A NOBBY OTERCOAT AT ABOUT The
PRICE OF THE SUIT.
IN NEWS SEPARATE TROUSERS
WE ARE SHOWING LOT OF VERY
NoBBY PATTERNS IN MEDIUM AND
HEAyY-wEIGHTS. ALL SIZES, ATA
REDUCTION OF FROM % TO so PER
CENT. JUST THE THING FOR EARLY
FALL WEAR. CAN YOU NOT USE A
PAIR Oh Twoe
ROBINSON. PARKER CO.,
AMERICAN CLOTHlERs.
E. COR. 7TH AND SITS. NV.
aul1-so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

LADIES, TnY "OnAxeE B1ossoxs..
Cures female diseases; months treatment, Il I;
sample tree; orders by mail promptly Allied Mrs.. +.
A. BAILEY. 4.1 81. NV apl5-4ms
WE MAKE THE CIGAR YOU MAKE THE
W. smoke. TIGER CUBANA-Ths best Cieaf. Sc.
each. Soc. per bundle. Ask your dealer for them.
LEOPOLD MILLER SONS.
cs-1y lac Chambers ST.. N. Y. Manufacturer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11
We close at 6 p. M. Saturday excepted.
JOHNSON & LurrnELL.
7l3 MARKET SPACE.

Special Inducements for the coming week In every
department in the house fyou need anything IN our
season. We will not undertake TO enumerste every.
thing we have space Will not admit OF 1t, but
will only mention a few OF the special bargains.
All of our &c Lawn so at &c.
All of our l2hc do. black ground, at &c.
All Of our l2}sc Danish Cloth AT DC
ALI of our 12Hc yard wide Percales at &c.
All Of DC. and 35c. Best French Sateens at 1Bc
All of our l6c. Best Domestic Satteens at 1..Xc.
All Of our IKE. good quality Satteens at &c.
All Of our lie. and lSc. White Goods 20 at 12lSc.
All OF our .I0c and Poe. White Goods go at loc.
AL of our 10c. India Linens go at SC.
All Of our 124c. India Linens at l0c
All of our loo. India Linens 20 at l21ec.
All of our 20c. India Linens 20 at l.c-
All of our Doc. India Linens go at .0c.
All o! our 25c. Dotted and Figured Swiss at PIC.
All OF our 30c. Dotted and Figured Swiss at Doc.
All of our :}5c. Dotted and Figured Swiss at 30c.
All Of our Soc. Dotted and Figured Swiss at 4Oc.
JOHNSON / LUTTRELL.
713 MARKET SPACE. aug
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oopwARp
LoruRor,
10TH. nth AND SITS. NV.
sVLUnch Room closed FOR repairs untd
September IS.
TENNIS Goops
The reduction sale of TENN. Good. is .un
progressing. Our line includes all the leading
makes.
line Of Raeke;s is shown in our street
window. The greatly reduced prices will con-
tinue for the balance of the season.
''Sears' Special" Racket
a.
Petit" Raokets-
-s3Jo-
"'Ashby Special" Racket
-s325-
casino" Rackets-
So 70
Harvard Special" Racket
''LongwoOd" Rackets-
Sc 80
STANDARD" Rackets-
f.
"Ashby. jr.," Racke;s-
''NewpOrt" Racket.- f.aa ..f 4
harvard. sS 40 naeAe''- or -o' .Is
''cleve!snd" Rsckets- 200"
-sl.25.-
''Fairy" Rackets--
Tosether with about twenty-five other styles
BALLS
Wright 4 Dtson's. 1891. Championship"
---3Oc. each, So 40 dozen
Wright Ditson's, 1880. Championship"
-.5c. each. s3 90 dozen
NETS
Bx3-l2-thread. el2O.
36x3-l5-thread. ........ .sl. 20.
36x3-l5-thresd. bound-sl.6 60.
42x3-l5-tEread. bound-sl.s S.
42N3-2l-thresd. bound-s2 10
Also a full line Of Tennis Nets. Poles. Pess
and Guy Ropes. Racket Presses and Cases. Dry
Markers, &c.
Fifth floor. 10th ct. buildinsD
HAMMocKs.
We need say nothing as TO the quality Of our
Hamrnocks. but quote our prices and ask the
public to examine our stock and be convinced
that these are the greatest bargains ever offered
in this line.
knotted Mexican Hammocks plain
-a5c. grade-75c.-
SO. 90 grade-sl. 80
knotted Mexican Hammocks. colored-
-Sl.20 grade-95c -
81 .40grade-sl 10
al. - grade-sl35.-
Woven Thread Hsnmocks. colored. without
fringe
so grade-el Is
-Sl.95 grade-slJo.-
Same quality. with fringe
go. 50 grade-sl. IL
so. 40 grade-s1. So
So. % grade-S2. 10
SO. p grade-s2 10
The "Arrowana" Woven Thread Hammock,
with ''Palners Patent" spreader and pillow in
rich colors. the best made for comfort and dura-
bility.
go. 40 grade-s1. %
-s2. 13 grsde-s2. o.
The same quality with deep fringe
-S3. 30 erade-S2. Co.
SO. 90 grade-s2. 30
"a 25 grsde-s3. %
Fifth floor. 10Th ST. elevators)
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
Potomac" Stationery. "a sheets OF paper
and "a envelopes in box.
loo. q box
800 boxes Linen Writing Paper and Envel-
opes in novelties and popular styles.
300. box
Woodward Lo;hrop's Cabinet Boxes Sta
tionery-fve quires of paper and i've packages
OF envelopes in a box-plain ruled.
Octave size. CSC. q box
Commercial size, Sc a box
(First floor. 1lth st. building.)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP,
aull 10th, 1lth and SITS. NV
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WITHIN THE NEXT FOUR DAYS YOU CAN
w buy Seersucker Coats and Vests, all shades, at
~ Former price. s2 80, ~ and $50. NEW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

Ponxees. Drap D,etst, Satsen and Serge Goats and
Nesss ~ S2i9rs a hr pTies sor fSpf days only at
au1-i.s -"