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LASsBrnoH & Bno.
We have made sub r~tucti,ns n
our Infants Department

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VII encourage your desire 20
=" "et the little ones az less cost
ever oeiore
~Aiise tae SD Tact that We have
yet too much Infants Wear IN tow.
"'ie usestoc Is desirable enough.
VIZ ought not L. loaded down
49,, a,e ''osins out rrices,
IS LohE Dresses ior HSc. A Nice
hiAae oi catltfic. with enilsr'id-
-'o'l' he'A ana siesNes. ..sc- Also an
o'h"t s'sle made with yoke lace on neck
~
.4 hiade OF csnhrio. with tucked
49,, -,''o.s oh necs ana sleeves ana
g.. WIN toneh 81 tuoks. for
I,,...,,
.,,,i..-,t.. olFh uo~h the iroat. WIN
-, -, y -, 's' :. io' vs.
a., ,,,,..,- ~ =. - "a " eni"'oio-
h..,,. ,.,,,'-, N"h ha'ro" en-
-. r.. - -ill t''' i"f 'so.
H.. -, -, - Ls--- 800 ~ '1oAs.
80 - mn" i"" sAar'' ~l't
- - -.
r.,''h.,, -, :. . - nhs Nshseo.
edsre. neck and sltrNcs trimmed 20 ua,..A
NaE.i sktr, Stn-h 49,, h.,a go,
.,,,..l,,,,.,,,, -. -, -. 10"
Long Dress made o; hue s~i.s. Gr.schsn
wals; OF nne tnck. an .lu.,.r. ~-t,h h.,,-
.i,.,b,n., =. -, ,.-,,--.-.. ,'
s"N hNn" i's'f"r sNicAihE %
tNTfa neck and sleeves. trimmed With sn-
broliery edge. skirt OF mae swiss fouu.a.s.
only s2ys
hNe Naihs'oA. eretcheh waist o en-
broidery and nne tucking. NAiencienns. lAse
on nerk, e,nbrnidery els. On mad .na
.l..x.s a. -, -, -, - -,
49,, sese' ~An' win rhh
mem ana fancy iuckins. hand festherftitdl-
ing on waist, NECK, sleeves ana skin. ouy
s3,sS
r.. ,,,-.,--.
~ ~Nhtisetihs br>- We nave aheahi-
ful che. made ot China Sill, with poit
Nalencienues lac trtn,,,t,,... ,,,, x,.,s, .
qra.rh., x,;,h g., -. -,
".NN N'"N VIA NoNh Tue cchF
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L. b. Towsrn & Sos.

L. Is. Towxrn & Sos.
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
1916 .th o.. nv.
Bargains for the week commencing
MONDAY. JULY "a:
l04 Cnblssched Shooting, l5c.
1904 Bleached steetiEg, lie.
Bieached Pillow Csse Cotton. Sc.
Another lob lot Lawns. fxA; cologs, 21Ic.
FEATHER Iroof TleklDx. LOG.
Black Nohair. 25. 20 and Soc
Black Henrietta Cashmere. wool face, &c
Bisck Heariss:x. 37S. ~. 30. CSC. and q.
Navy Blue Calico. a.
Unbleackod Cotton, &c
Bortre.'s Duplex Corsets. u.
piAinona shirts. q.
Ladiss' Blaxsrs JOc.
esnta Laundsred shirts. Soc. Use. aad o.
farAaols reduced in prices.
lull linz Of C0rsets from 26c. up.
Shtrtiux Calico, and Sc.
Larfs line Of Gents suspendsrs lust recsivod.
Table Linen. Napkins, Tovsls. Linen and Cote
iy25
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The Italian government Is said 10 regret
havin, recalled Baron Fava. There is no
reason Why IL should make itself sick worrying.
The United States government hasn't estab-
hsLed any Quarantine against European dip
lOnats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

Ono or two gentlemen whose speeches were
silver have begun to suspect that political ST.
lence would have been golden.
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Don't forEet our early closing until September 1st-
Saturdays at O'clock: Other days ct 6 pm
OUTING Asxonn
Ell Ell ErA FRI En- EE En'k + y-ss's
+ trs L 4 Ek Y .sss :

SO many people are busying themselves with OUR
| stock OF BATHING SUITS. SHAwLs and JERSEYS
summer relnistes-that We want to say another
word TO the unsupplied on these subjects;
just what you will need you find here "A thickly
Populated village of neces,es where the tax TO
trade Is hercly nominal. That is all there is about
buying satisfactorily anyway.
il you enjoy to ba.he you mus. own a .pluneer,-
About some styles that are modest and sensible:
NAVY BLUE FLANNEL. with White braid
trimmings SO 5.
NAVY BLUE FLANNEL--Iiebt weight
trimmed with fns White cord-s3
NAVY BLUE FLANNEL, with sailor collar.
revers and esttriinmed with a set of six White
brads-S4.
CHILDRENs sizes in BLUE trimmed with
White--to lit ages from to IA years-s2.
CHILDkEN'S-4 to II years sizes-in Blue
with double row Of White braid and White
embroidered anchors on collar 500.
10 crown ALA gvm Of a Cap quite a variety
Of styles-all new-;JOc.
The JERSEY seems to fit into a niche of need that
no other notion Of dress fills so nicely
We have drawn" the prices on a lot of M
PORTED JERSEYS-all- wool oues- that used
to be e. 40. 81 and 81 so. Sl0S is all they
a line of BLACK SILK JERSEYS with high
shouders-perfect in shape, SO they can't help
fitting We're 81. 81 anu rs. We have con-
cededa dollar on each grade-S5 &C and 81
NOW
We mention them specially. because they show how
far behind the qualities the prices have driited They
are barsains-and you all like bargains
SHAwLis Jack at-all- trades" for solid com.
fort. 1t Is anything from a wrap TO afghan always
ready always needed. We keep our line complete
particularly at this season OF the year-on that &C.
count
TRAVELLING sHATLs, in Grays, Tans and
Browns-s4 % and 80.
HiMALAYAN sHAwLs-sugSes.ive Of the
orient-the home of the most exquisite crea-
tions-Sl0.
FANCY CHECK and STRIPE sHAwLS-
S3, 80 80 and 81.
Scotch Pla;ds-laid out in clever patterns and
colors-$5.
SILK and SILK AND WOOL sTRIpED
NOFELTIEs-dressy-a throw" for the even
ings5. ST. IS. 80 and $3.50.
BLACK. GRAY. CARDINAL AND WHITE
CHCDDA SHAWLS- So. $50. 3d. $3.50,
81. u. so andSlO
FRENCH CASHMERE SHAwISin BLACK
e. 30. 81. si.J0. 80. ST, s1.JOand g.
FRENCH FICHUS. with silk fringe and EN-
Iroidery-all Black-$2 15 to Sl2.5O
Such collection viii certainly make easy work Of
your errand. With Our guarantee as all insurance
against unreliable qualities a task is turnsd into
pleasure. 1t always such to feel you are getting
erery penny OF your moneys rorth. Characteristic
of
STATION PERRY,
'PERRY BUILDIYG,"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established 1910. 1t
EOR BOYS GOOD SHOES
WILSON L CARRs.
y-,-st 90 81. w.
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MospAY,s ArrnAcr1oSs UpsrA1ns.

We require the entire lower half Of this column to
tell Of the great Hosiery Sale. only point
OF the secondtoor attractions Cambria Night Gowns
with the style surpce neck OF French emLroid.
cry and plat Val lace, only 81 each
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% A FEAST FoR The Male .

Folks o
FOR 25c.
You can have a choice from 100 dozen TITS
rerresentlns all colo-> and standings from neat
GRAY IN pIa.n or 20 the most elaborate stripes.
checks. risids aud solid colors OF silk in
1ecks, Four hanis and windsors, Also
iique Wash Ties. No better value ever offered
TO the people OF Washington.
DC. Is THE PRICE
81 ss' DISPLAY ia Aca's Fst. .rinaon.
(flrst floor, nrst annex
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Gov. Campbell says lie doesn't like that Ohio
platform very we'll himself. The governor
look slightly like a man who is irving TO gel
one foot on either horn of a dilemma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

In Substance the Brieevilie miner SAYS to the
convict laborer: Il have nothing against you
personally, but don, LIE the kind Of clothes
Won w0aI"
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In FINE DREss Goops

ARE OFFERING SUCH INDUCEMENTS
AS THESE:
Having determined to sell AT ONCE all our
''snnall lots, "''odd pieces" and odd color
ings' I'm our Spring and Summer Dress Goods
We have made these deep incisions:
Lot 1-Consists of three shades of GREEN
MoHAIR, 10 inches wide. regular SOC. quail
ity.
Dropped to olc. yard
Lot 2-GENUINE ENGLISH MoHAIR
GLAcE. 30 inches wide. Only two shades
loft.
Reduced to Bic ayard.-
Lo. 3-ALL-wooL CHECKS AND PLAIDs,
two tone cOlorings.
Reduced to SOC. yard
Lot 4-ALL-wOOL SHEPHERDS PLAIDS,
all desirable co,orings-very fine quality.
Reduced to 15c. yard
Lot SIS the BARGAIN OF BARGAINS and
consists Of an accumulation of odd colorings in
ALL-wooL CHALLIS.
Light. Medium and Gobeiin Blues are the pre-
dominating shades. We have cut the price ex-
sctly IN half. They We're 1Jc. Are now
-31kc. yard
eE- THERE ARE NOT MANY OF THESE,
So DON'T TAkRY.
In lot @ there are three STYLES of ao-INCH
CREAM NUNS YELLING, with heustitched
border.
-Reduced 10 SOC. yard
Lot Z is very fine quality 45-INCH CREAM
NUNS YELLING. that has q he.nstitched
border and has been selling for els. 1t is
now
-I1c. O yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

In Wow % the unyeilins yesterday at Ley
den, Holland. OF memorial tablet TO Rev.
John Robinson. the promoter of the Pilgrim
movement. get out your copy of Daniel Web
ster plymouth o-ltiOn Of $500
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Ar. Parnen continues to have his say with a
good Teal Of emphasis. His departure from
public life resembles the deeease Of a turtle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

The Senator's may rs well give it up. It is
impossible 10 lower washington's base ball
record
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Igna,ius Donnellys exaltation of Bacon ought
70 maze him strong with the Farmers Alliance.
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Ten Pea Cent Orr Fox CASH.

". N. SINISTER l. SONS. e19 Penna.
ave-, are still Offering their entire stock Of
goods at q DISCOUNT Of 10 PER CENT
OFF FOR CASH. and all who have not
fully supplied themselves for the season
can now do 10 At q great saving, as q great
many OF our goods are now marked down,
asws want to reduce our stock a. low % pos
Sible before taking our annual inventory Of
stock little later on. and many unusually
good bargains may now be had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

Maybe the democratic editors in Kansas who
declared against the alliance don't like the
kind 81 cord wood and potatoes some Of then
subscriber send IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

Speaker Reed is now on the briny deep and
the great gnawing hunger for sash-in,elligence
will soon be appe@sed.
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ms is one of the largest and most cotnrre-
hehsNe stocks in the country, occupying
almost our entire fifth floor, and COMPRISING
trunks, LADIES' satchels. Mems Travelling
baEs Hat Boxes. Extension Cases. Mems Dress
Suit Cases. Ladies' Shopping Bags Shaw, Rolls
and straps. Trunk Straps and Tags, &c all of
which are OF the best makes in the country.
To convince you that there are no better
goods msae nor lowerrrices quoted. tre dsE that
W" ''sa t"'s oepaytnssnt ana see JoT vorseir.
TRUNKS
No. .l7-Iadies' Dress Trunks.-we cali
SPECIAL attention TO these, beng the great
s Ss,. value I;n ever offered Boy made q 6est
coats OF paint-solid grain leather handles
linn lined.lsrze set-up tray. with hat bon and
clslnps-No. lock bolts-'Excelsior" locE-
heavy reinforced valance band-three heavy
Steel hinges -sheet-iron bottom-ani nut to-
gether entirely with best clout nails, all Of
which are well ciinched-the lock. LOCK bolts
And hinges are rgveted on.
2sin. 30 in. - in. "a in. Do in.
sdeol $500 sS.a5 $3.50 $3.50
IA 4oin.
sIO.25l sIl.cO
No. G01-Ladies' Iight-weivht Canvas Dress
Irunks-These are ~ rounds lighter than
the ordinary run Of dress trunks and will
give as much. II not more. serNice-being mad.
OF best Michigan pine-full linen llned-two
trsys-polished hard Wood slais-leather bound
double reinforcelnrnts- sheet iron bottom-No.
lock bolts and Excelsior" lock.
~ in 30in. - in. "a in. 80 in.
s9ool 50. % sIo sol sIL5ol si2. so
No. steamer Trunks.-These can he used
for short overland trip-made OF best white
pine, covered with best duck-four heavy TOP
slats-stee corner clasIs-sheet iron bottom
linen hned-''EXcelsiUrh lock and best lock
bolts.
2sn. 3oin. - in. "a in. &c in. 3sin.
s4e5 s5.2ol s.. Jol s.. 55l sos so.75
40in.
s7.25
No. 1-steamer Trunks-made Of Michigan
wood siats-iinen hned-steel clanps-solid
leather handes-sheet iron bottom-"Fxcel-
sior' lock and good lock bolts These trunks
are much lighter than the ordinary run OF
steamer trunks.
30 in. 32 in. 81 in. in.
s0oOl 50. 70 81 50 SIS .
Our line is entire-aIl the different STYLES
and GRADES in the market.
AS-Au Trunks marked free OF charge
SO Trunk straps given 20 all purchasers
Qlitn foor, lOtb 81. elevator
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
10Th. 1lth and SITS. NV.
< OLE AND KEELING
- Neatly done.
WILSON & CARR,
yl'-l4t g:s9 st. a.
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WRAPPERS.
Sl.2J Calico Wrappers now &c.
q As Figured Lawn Wrappers now 81.
81. - Figured Lawn Wrappers now S1.35
81 0S White Lawn Wrappers e. IS.
81 oS White. With Black Figure, Wrappers 81. 4s.
sl.9S Striped Nainsook Wrappers sI.4S
8 .yS Bingham wraI pers sl.25
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y " WE TAKE INVENTORY FRIDAY
WV WV WV evening next. Thank. are due
W W the people for the Immediate and
tremendous responses 10 the announcements
during this clearing sale. We are satisfied to
know that the public read our advsrtiseunents,
and better than al-be!ieve in them. Why!
Because they know advertise just Whdt we
have; therefore always har. what we advertise.
deductions have been generAl-wh.h meansa
loss to us. We think It q judicious one, how
ever. and our object is attained.
facts-in reference to End in Vietp."
stimulate stu! Further reductions Read:
SrOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS
IN
CHENILLE CURTAINS
We have said very little about curtains re-
Gently. and all We intend to say now is THAT
EVERY PAIR OF HEAVY CURTAINS, CHE
MILE. &c. ia stock has been greatly reduced.
Such an opportunity this is rare. That 10
all-the prices Will do the talhnx-listen:
ALL OF OUR
s4.T CHENILLE CURTAINS, with dado
frieze and frinyed top.
Are now 50. a. a pair
So CHENILLE CURTAINS. with deep dado
and plain top.
ALL $50 CHENILLE CURTAINS. with
oado. frieze and fringed top and bottom.
Are So
ALL $40 DERBY SATIN CURTAINS, (irni-
tation French Brocatelle).
Arc Sd
% and $40 CHENILLE CURTAINS. with
dado. freze, frinGed top and bottom and all-
over designs.
Are now e.. 3d.
ALL SIS PLAIN VELOUR CURTAINS.
fringed top and bottom.
Are Sl0-
els and els CHENILLE CURTAINS, in all.
over designs. fr!n2ed top and bottom.
Only alO.-
Qourth floor. 11th ST. bui!diny>
STOCK TAKING REDUCTIONS
IN
LADIES' FINE SASHES.
We have left five CORSICAN SASHES for
use with Tennis Outing Cos TUNES They
are pa yards long and Ii inches wide. Colors:
yellow and Black alternate stripes.
Blue and White alternate stripes.
Cherry and White alternate stripes
Yellow and White alternate stripes.
Black and White alternate stripes.
Price was -.
Now ST.
We have also marked down a line of LADIES'
SURAH SILK SASHES. They are yards
long and i inches wide-have a-inch hem and
are handsomely embroidered in n daisy pattern
on White and Black sIounds-1 colorings.
These were 81.
Are now Sd
First floor, second annex
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A BIG BARGAIN For
HOUSEKEEPEES

HUUSEKEEPEES.
500 yards CRASH for GLASS TOWELS.
REGULAR price everywhere lJc. and Ike. yard
ALL MARKED DOWN to Sc yard.
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News L,sIr SOCKS, 25o.
(Near door No. llI9 PA. ave-,

(Near door No. 1l19 Pa. ave.)
On the table near the door you'll find between two
and thrse hundred pairs Of Isle Thread and Cotton
Half Hose, which were imported to retail at IS and
so cents.
ANY PAIR FOR o5c.
Hsre are the shadss known Modes, which Wills
beautiful and delicate in tint positively fast coors
Many othsr; French aud English. Over twenty ssyles
to select from. Here few psrs that sell generally
at 20 cents-Navy Ground with silk embroidered
At % CENTS AND IL CENTS.
Fast Black Socks at 2. cents. ltAev seatn tAs foot
o. eiothia0 money Ssfanded. French Balbrigysn
Socks st IL cents FUN regular made doubls toes and
hesls.
TIE 1ALAis ROYAL.
4 LIsSER.
Cor. I2th u. end Ps. ave- u26
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PERruMERl Ar REMNANT PRICES.


LARGE BOTTLES OF FLORIDA WATER.
Former price. so. REDUCED to ne. each.
SAMPLE BOTTLES EXTRACT, all odors.
Former price. lOc. REDUCED to sc. each.
l ounce BOTTLES TRIPLE WATER, all
odors Reduced to l9c.
BEST VIOLET WATER.
LARGE BOTTLES. REDUCED TO 60
MEDIUM BOTTLES. REDUCED to 25c.
SMALL BOTTLES. REDUCED to lOc.
Wa PIERCE & CO..
Successors to Z. G. Davis,
G19 Market Space.
It Corner Sth st.
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BLANKET DEApARrMESr.

BLANKET IMPAIRMENT.
some SPLENDID VALUES IN DUB
BLANKET DEPARTMENT
FOR MONDAY.
800 WHITE CROCHET QUILTS for double
bed.
TO each
200 WHITE cRocHErED QUILTS.
cleo each.
us WHITE cRocHETED QUILTS.
q. 10 each.
100 WHITE cRocHETEp QUILTS, sl.a,
each.
Another case Of those WHITE MARsEILLEs
Only %. co.
We have yst few left of those White Match.
less Quilts.
Reduced from e. 80 to sl.75-
Our line of Fine Feather Pillow, 1. again
ss!b. Feather Pillows. ss.7s per pair.
3H-lb. - s5.25
Remember these are hne live goose fsstbers.
svsry pair guaranteed.
Special.
lot 3-lb Feather Pillows
--eL37 each.-
esseond door. llth q. building,
WOODWARD { LorHRop.
1oth. 1lth and ~. nv.
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Lot CONTAINS TEN PATTERNS-colors,
Blue. Tan. Light and Dark Gray. Beaver and
Drab-newest effects in trimmings. such a. jew
eled polka spots on self-colored grounds In
this lot also are eleven patterns Of silk and Wool
Grenadine. choice fabric in narrow stripes and
checks; exquisite colorings. Imported to sell at
5000. Our price for any OF these il
-$Io. 90 Q pattern
A.,o l,c1h ,,il linz 4
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TIE Box MAncHE.
REBUILDING.

| loss later.
Vat the Bon Marehs If you ,ran. anything. You
GILL lind a bargain.
T Fl II I |; i T. T. e. e.
| / / / 4 + :: ::
ARE RUINED BY DUST. THEREFORE MARKED
TO LESS THAN HALF OF FORMER rRlcEs.
UNTRIMMED HATS.
ALL Unframed HATS ARE MARKED AT A
SONG IN COMPARISON TO FORMER PRICES.
SILK MCLL HATS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. AS DUST
RUINS THEM.
FLOWERS
ARE RUINED By DUST.
Flowers ny to 5Oc. now IOc
Flowers NJ TO 81 BOW 25c.
Flowers up to 81 now 4Sc
Visit the Bon Narchs Il you rant anything. You
usHdnda Sarsarn.
SWISS FLoUNCING
We have some - pieces of 4Jc. Embroidered Swiss
Flouncing. slightly soled by dust Prices were from
s. to SO per ,Obe. Ycu can take your choice
AT $500
SUMMER CORSETS.
Some 81 Summer Cogss;s. slightly soiied. almost
all sizes. now &C.
Visi. TIE Bon Narchs II you ,cant any.h,ng You
uiii ind bargain.
WRAPPERS.
sl.@5 Calico Wrappers now soc
els Figured Lawn Wrappers now 81.
81 Figured Lawn Wrappers now sI.35
sl-oS White Lawn Wrappers e. IS.
si.oS White. With Black Figure. Wrappers O.. 4s.
s1.9S Striped Nainsook Wrappers sI.4S.
SLyS Bingham wraT pers sl.25.
JACKETS
50. As Ladies' Blazers, Black and Navy, so9s
s3.4s Pin Stripe Blazers s23s
s4.9S Cream. Flannel. s3.9S.
BLoUSEs
BPS Ladies' Outing Cloth Blouses SOC.
s1.9s Ladies' Outing Cloth Blouses 9sc.
s2.4s Ladies' Camel Hair Blouses 81. AZ
sI-"5 Ladies' satteen Shirt Waist 75c
sl.25 Ladies' Percale Shirt Waist 15c.
IF IN NEED OF ANYTHING FOR PRESENT
OR FUTURE USE PAY Us VISIT YOU WILL.
BUY IT AT A GREATLY REDUCED PRICE.
BARGAINS ARE TO BE FOUND IN EVERY DE-
PAITMENT.
T I | 1:
e E.: 6: :: s II i
N SsS N 4, EN- HE.sh $s0S #u# ZEE En-
S NJ II II / III i $ rs Ill / i H f.
1t 3I6 9TH ST NV
A SYSTEM Or CREDIT
That bestows its benefits equally upon all granting the
use and enjoyment of every possible comfort during
long period of deferred the patronage
of grateful public.
Such our
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM.
Which exacts
No premium upon first class goods and relies upon
the honor Of each housekeeper for repayment as her
convenience may determine the most equitable.
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
STOVES
AND COMPLETE
LINE OF sEAsoNABLE COMFORTS.
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In lot THERE ARE FIVE PATTERNS
Tan, Gray, with applique vest. cuffs and col
lar Of White cloth; Black. Navy and Gray,
with q wood design In silk embroidery. These
are exquisite things and suitable for any sea-
son. They were $50. 90 and s.s2. 80.
NOM &l2 90
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RLACK UNDREssED KID SLIPPERS AND TIES
WILSON l. CARR's,
.yoo-t 90 + IT. n W.
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TOURIST RUcHING.

TOURIST RUcHING.
G yards TO q box. lac. per DO
AZ yards to q box, 25c. per b.
Splendid to wear during this a
weather. Most economical Ruchi
for hot weather. We have a cr,
accumulation OF Remnants OF Rur
ines that we are GLAD 20 part "
marked out On kurhing counter.
CHlFfoNs. CEIFfONs.
Our pc. quality Of Chiffons ses
TO have caught the popular adm
ton. We have sold .; this one az
Fly hundreds Of yards We Keep.
ing IN and can keep ell suppl.
Iolors same ~ before-Red, lell.
Pink. Blue. Orange. Nile. Tan. q,
Navy. White, Cream and Black.
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Visi. tie Bon Narehs ii you cant anything. You
uiU ind bargain.
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Inlot 3 WE HAVE FOUR PATTERNS-Ame-
thyst and Myrtle. with silk-corded vest. collar
and cuffs; Old Rose. with Swiss silk embroid-
cry; Beige. with Plaid to match in Light
Rose. The very latest productions. We're
from SIG. 90 to te3. 90.
-NOw Nrn IN
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JACKETS.

JACKETS
50. As Ladies' Blazers, Black and Navy e. %.
So Is Pin Stripe Blazers So
s4.yS Cream Flannel. s3.9S.
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SWISS FLoUNCING
We have some - pieces of 4Jc. Embroidered Swiss
Flonncng, slightly soiled by DUST Prices were from
50 TO IS per ICbe. Ycu can take your choice
AT $500.
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sE- We close a, .. m. Saturdays excepted.
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PATTERN Dresses AT A SACRIFICE

The greater part of our Pattern Dresses have
been sold. To close out the balance We have
made such reductions are rarely offered.
For instance:
PATTERN DRESSES-colors Light Blue,
Royal Blue. Pink. Rose and Mahogany-s!!k
embroidery trimming some are slightly
stained. They were from sl5 to s2l.
They are now SD
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-11-12

for the district of Alaska, better
known as the Sayward Behring Sea
sealeries case.
Ex-Secretary Bayard and Attorney
General Garland Of President Cleve-
lands cabinet, ex-senator Edmunds,
Senator Mitchell of Oregon, Repre-
sentative Springer of Illinois and
others were present, besides Attorney
General Miller, Solicitor General Taft,
MIR. Joseph III. Choate of New York
and others who will take part in the
argument. Justice Bradley was not
present, but the court will go on with
the hearing of the case whether he he
present or not. Justice Bradley has
been in feeble health for several
months past and, though no specific
ailment is known to exist, his age
makes it a matter of uncertainty
as to whether he will resume his place
on the bench. The court will there
fore hear this and other important
cases advanced on the docket for ar
gument, and Justice Bradley will take
part in the hearing of such of them
as his health will permit and the
others will go on without him. The
principal contention of the United
States government and of counsel
nominally for Cooper, but really fol
Great Britain, were published at the
time of the filing of the briefs.