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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-11-19
Failure of the Galveston Harbor works

Alter more than twenty years Of expert
ments, frequent changes Of commanding
officers, several notifications of plans,
the expenditure OF 81, 273, Ill .66 to June
80, 1890, and more than quadrupled
estimate of cost to complete, it may be
said that the injuries caused by the works
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-11-19

UNFINISHED rooms for rent, suitable
for a family. Apply at this Office. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
sCHMEIz MIGHT NE MANAGER
Possibility of the Western Hustler Haviu
Charge OF the Nationals.

Possibility of the Western Hustler Havips
Charge OF the Nationals.
Negotiations have been in progress for soms
time to secure manager for the National
Base Ball Club. At one time there was an ex-
celient prospect Of obtaining John Ward from
Brooklyn. He intimaied his willingness 70
come. but the deal finally zen through, az has
already been announced in Tar srAR IF
forts were also made 90 secure Fousx
from Brooklyn and Burns from Chi
cago, but their demands were larger than the
management deemed wrTTantable. The latest
report makes Manager schmolz OF Columbus q
possible manager OF the Nationals In fact
report from the west says that Gus" has been
booked FOR Washington and that Brcken-
berger who had been promised the man.
agement. had been ''sidetrHcked." The latter
statement can be pronounced untrue. The Ma
tlonaI directory have given Duckenberger not
thought As TO schnIelz nothing definite can
be SAID jus; now. There is a possibility Of his
coming here. He is esteemed highly bv the
local directory. Nothing haE yet been decided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
Review of the Market.

Henry Clews' Weekly Financial Repie,c. issued
today says: Again week Of marked dullncss and
of some weakness of prices on the stock exchange.
And yet, along with lths, there are no condi-
tons that can lie considered sufficient to
account for this state of things.
All the Improvement in the financial and
political affairs of Europe it would seem
ought to be attended with some response in
the markets; and in the foreign markets there
really has been n marked recovery IN the
prices of nearly all securities except American;
but they have remained stationary, because
New York has been neither active nor buoyanL
On this side the Atlantic the influential factors
have been favorable to securities, whether
viewed from an investment or q speculative
standpoint
What reasons then are to be assigned for the
partially reactionary spirit that ustnow prevails
in the stock marketg On the surface, nothing
can be discovered beyond the failure of Field.
Lindley, Wiechers Co.; and, that il must be
admitted, IL an event which, II not from its in-
trInsic Importance, yet from It's possible in
Movement Of members OF the exchange, aud
its connection with the sensitive issues of the
Union Pacific, as well as from its sensational
features, was calculated to arrest buying; If
not also to encourage selling. The occurrence
was a God-send to the bears" who had largely
oyer-sold the market and needed a pretense
Tor attacking prices; and their consequent
activity, together with the check upon buying
ing the disappointing market of the past
week.
A stage Of the year has now been reached
when, in spite of favorable conditions. the
market is not usually responsive to movements
for advancing prices. In three weeks We shall
be in the midst OF the diverting influences Of
the chief holidays of the year. The period Of
taking stock making up annual accounts, pro-
viding for interest settlements and making a
variety Of annual hquidations, is not a time
for initiating Q speculative campaign; and
therefore, whatever may be thought of the
Legitimacy of rise in stock values correspond
ing to the many-sided stimulus tina. now bears
upon the stock market, it is not to be supposed
that any important movement of that char acter
Is likely to appear until near the close OF the
year or at the beginning of 1892. During that
interval We may possibly witness some irregu-
larity in the market. The "bears" will need
TO exert all their skill and power to extricate
themselves from their large short" commit
ments, and such temporary successes as they
may have will afford opportunities for buying
On the other hand, IT seems quite probabIe
that outside happenings may preponderate on
the favorable SIDE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

COS, 900 WORTH OF FINE READY-MADR CLOTH
ING AT NEWARK. NEW JERSEY.
On Monday last. November q. Mr.. J. Haussling,
sheriff OF the city of Newark. n J.. sold. under the
hammer, the entire stock of the
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY,
Consisting OF Mems. Youths. Boys and ChiIdrens
OF all shades. grades and styles.
MEMS SUITS
OF all descriptions.
BOYS LONG PANTS SUITS,
BOYS SHORT PANTS SUITS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S PANTALOONs.
perfect wilderness Of them.
The stock wos invodced Of
e0o.OO
The sale was peremptory and the terms CASH.
The entire stock was knocked down to n by Sheriff
Hausslias ct fraction over
$4,000.
Lsas than one-haf the original cost Of manufacture.
The major portion Of these goods have been received
The balance will follow fast they can be packed
aud shipped.
What going to DO with this immsnse addition
to our already tremendous stockf GIVE II TO YOU
AT TEN PER CENT ADVANCE ON THE COST
TO U.s. WE COULD SELL AT AN ADVANCE OF
FIFTY PER GENT AND STILL GIVE YOU TIRE
MENDOUS BARGAINS. but 1t u ''agn" US to de-
CENT. no more and no less. NECESSITY does not
compel to give you these goods ct 20 cents on the
dollar, but our HONOR does
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED
All day on Monday. November 10. in order that No
may unpack. assert. classify, mark and arrange the
Gods. % that We shall b properly prepared 70 wait
TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER
When our doors viii b thrown open promptly at
NINE O'CLOCK.
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rHE PROMOTION OF crrpKA
The President Directs That an Emcseney
Record he Kept.
The President has issued the following 10 Ne
heads OF departments:
,urrvH MANSION.
WAsrrNaroN. poce-nhc- 4 ism

Exxourrvr MANSION.
WASHINGTON. December l. 1881.
sIR; In my message 10 the frst session OF ~
fifty-frst Congress I aid:
Il have suggested 10 the heads Of The execu-
tive departments that they consider uhetlers
record might no, be kept in each bureau OF ali
those elements that are covered ny the term.
faithsulness' and efficiency and rating mad.
showing the relative merits o. the clerks Of
each class. tlIis rating 10 be regarded ~ . tesi
OF merit in making promotions"
In some Of the departments this surrestiou
has been acted upon. in part at least and 4
now direct that in your department a plan h.
At once devised and put in operation Tor
keeping an efficiency record Of all peruons
within the classified service with n view 20
placing promotions wholly upon the baxis of
merit.
II Is intended 20 make provision for carry.
ing into effect the sti2uln.ions OF the civil SER
vice Law IN relation to promotion In the cln-si-
ned service. To that end the rule re-
curing compulsory examination has been 70
seinded. In my opinion, the examination for
promotion OF those who present themselves
should be chiefly, II not wholly. upon their
knowledge OF the work OF the bureau or de-
partmcnt TO which they belong and the record
OF efficiency made bv them during their prev
ious service. think the records OF efficiency,
kept from day 10 day. should be open 90 the
inspection Of tho CLERKS
Very respectfully yours.
BENZ. HARRISON
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DIED.

BOURNE, On peeenlber ,. 1891. at O'Clock .. ~.
Funeral IA ON his Late residence No. 20.7 HiIly-r
place north~est. Sunday. Decehher q at 2O'cloak
BRAYFIELD. The funeral Of the late Mrs. BRAY
EikLD VIII tALe piace at Ao 1870 street. northwest.
BIZ AlNGEh On Friday, D-oeniber 4, 1891. 90
O'Clock An. HENRY r. BEEUNlN6ER. assed
uneral sunday. December q a, L O'Clock p rn-,
FROM hrs ase resGence 30 Westminster street norta
west Relatives ana friends invited 10 attend. %
CONEN. Ia Georcstown Friday. December 4
lsal. PATRICK. youngest son Of hoina- and Martha
The funeral viii take place from ms ate r.s,euc.
::sss street. GeorgeioNn. On SUNDAY. December q.
GILDENEIsTER On Tuesday December 4. 1901.
at Bunker HUI IN. HENRY GILDLhEIsIER. n
HOWARD. On Thursday. December g. 1891, Ct
u so pm, MANY +. BELOVED vie % Ihcs; u.
h9ward and dsSss'S ., John and the late kilea
Funeral from the reslaenoe OF her father. No. 14ls
at SO a.m Requiem mass at st. Matthews Churchs
IND-RMAUER. On Friday, December 4. lspl. &c
20 AIN. HARRY s. INDLkMAUkR. IN the tveuty-
Faneral sunday, December 9. at 9 pm. from hs
tives and friends respectfully invited attend e
LEWIS. On THURSDAY, December 3. 1891.
Funeral IRON his late residencs l252 second street
southeast: sunday. Dscsnosr q. 80 pm hs.s-
LEWIS. Departed this life Friday. Decemhsr
lsel al her late residence 30 Twentieth srss
SARAH LEMIs, bestowed mother OF Lucy Holmes and
f fi from shiloh Baptist Church. Monday.
xsse : attend fSsdsrisssSais and conn.s;,ss'i
2. .a sss ss q h,s. :: "a fss
Lyddnne, aged eight InonffIs
MIDDLETON. On December 4. 1891. JOHN
WILLS MIDDLETON. ased sishty4wo years ed
funeral from his late residence 33Ie Prospeef ave-
nue.. West wsshinston. tomorrow. sunday. pnl
tend.
sss% 9 M. q q 8
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
p. sPhRks ssed sists two ysars y i'si' ihoAAs
The tanss. vii s.is P.ss from the Metropolitan
ON Monday. the 9Th instant At Al O'Clock q m
sxEsSEIfr 9 T Tn nd. Il pssEss. iss
raner. VIII take place from her late resiaencs Ne
Z % p s' sHas sna Gss1s T.. e !.
gSsvoETH; Q. Tgs.a.y. pse~ss = issl, y
NJ. wife Of John J. Unsworth. sTsd ssvsasy -tkFss
Inisrpsst :. Rock Creek osnstsry Friday. Deep
.rA J. z. . O ss;y rss. .. ,ss
west, amer IN ilnsss which he bors WITH cArsfisa
Sas so1 6. is:s ~ si sS: = -
"yDssyyr, yssh q. Lsrdi
Ii AI rom q sSs "a az. = r : IN ss.
rs 0fDortality.
sEnowing q am knoun.
How ahall love that word
And on ropsat bufoge - 49,
'forSvof with the Logdiss
p - 2 s.sn s 9. r.als L.ss.s o. -
tive and fr1snds and Metropolis LcdSS. No, q,
J. o. y; ~, and Columbia Lod6s. No. 4 / O 4. ~
pS MHITE. On TrAs;z. psc.r..t lpl; :ssseeS:
s,ssen 80 q ~ - 49,
Ihftyescond ssse, 81 oclcck 10y essnsca-
plsass copy.1
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Interior Department. Changes.

The following official changes have been made
in the Department OF tho Interior:
Pension oiiice-Promotioas:J J. nthony Gard
ner Of Virginia and James NJ. House Of New
York, clerks, $1,000 to Sl.400: Albert s. seely
OF New York, clerk. Zoo to I'll 100: Miss Mary
A. brewer OF Missouri. copyist. ss00 TO : 900.
recognition: Charles J.. Harris OF Peunsylya-
MIA, clerk at 81 600.
General land ofice-Remgnation Mrs. Laura
II. Nc Master OF Utah, clerk at 81. 200. Promo
tons: Miss Louise }. White Of New Jersey
clerk $1,000 to Sl,2O0; Mrs. SusRn '. Fleming
Oh south Carolina. copyist. 600. 90 clerk,
$1,000; Claude L. Clark OF Missouri. transcrii,er
OF records and PLATE. AZ sGoO 70 copYist At $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
IN WALL STREET TopAY.
more Activity In the stock Market and Rise
in PRICE,.

NEw YoRK, Dec. a-The stock market was q
little more active during the two hours Of busi-
ness this morning as compared with that Of
Yesterday morning. The sales amounted TO
l2s,sso. Prices opened fractioaally higher. and
during the early dealings prices further adj
vanced under the lead OF Burlington and
quincy and Chicago gas. Among the
Inactive shares Milwaukee. Lake Shore and
western WAS the most conspicuous The COM
mon advanced per cent and the preferred
"a. Toward the end OF the hour there was
some reaction. In the closing hour Lackawsnna
and St. Paul were the features. while sugar
trust and Milwaukee. Lake shore and Western
were very strong. Under the lead of the stocks
named, despite an unfavorable bank statement
prices advanced to the close ami the hes, ,ig
ures were generally current The advance as
compared with yesterdays figures ranged from
Is to rs.
Money Sper cent Exchange clesed steady;
posted rates iS2aiSJ: actual rates 4Sl for sixty
Gays ana 4o4 Tor demand. Governments. quiet;
currency 6s les bid; IS coupon lI7l bid; ex-
tended q registered 100 bid
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LAUNCHING THE MONTGOMERY.

Cruiser No. 8 Slides Into the Water at tn ,
Columbia Works Near Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. a-The two-thousand-
ton steel cruiser heretofore known as No. 3
was launched at the Columbia iron works at
Ills O'Clock this morning. As she gracefully
slid into the water Miss Sophis Smith, daughter
Of Passed Assistant Engineer John A. B. Smith,
U. g. n, christened her the Montgomery in
honor Of Montgomery, Ala, it is said upon the
suggestion Of Congressman Hilary A Herbert,
representing the Montgomery district.
President Master had ordered the gates OF
his yards to be thrown open at an early hour
this morning and everybody was invited to
witness the launch. There was in consequence
many thousand spectators when the hand
somely decorated cruiser began to slowly de-
scend toward the water.
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ZEE. dividend
Baltimore Markess.

BALTIMORE, Dec. G-Flour dull, unchaneed-
receipts, 1sl0s barrels; sales, rs barrelA Wheas
nrmer-No red. spos Lo1kal.olk; pecembes.
LolHalol&; January. iosHal.sA; Februaxys
i-osS; Nay. l.0s,sal-esx: steamer, No. 8 re1.
ssxsSs-reSeipts. ss,Ss4 busheis shipments. seess
bushels stock. ls.l, 7sl bushelg sales $1,000 bush
els. Southern wheat sfesdy-Fulrx, ssal.0; Long
berry, l.cosl.A Corn strong - mixed. Pot. u
asked; year, S11aSssS; January, 6<Aa6<h; febr1-
ary, ssfaksk: March. ssk; steamer mixed, ~
receipts, 47,06s bushele shipments 17.l<s bushsla
stock. i59.674 busheig aalea. 10000 bushelG
Southern corn steady-white. soa5s; yellow, 6oa
S. OasD hrm-Na . white western, coy asked;
Ma 2 mixed .sFsrn. ssksss-rsoepts. iooo
veak-No Z s7ass-recelpss. 1880 blsheas ssocf,
lss,tse bushela bay stroag-eocd 70 choice
timothy, laeoai<oo. Grain freights quiet and
steady, unchanged Cotton duli-middlne. *.
Provisions nrm' .ncnsnssd Butter steady, N
csrgoes; tair, u; No !. lskals,s; Sugar strong
Whisky scgive-LssaLsk Peanuts unchanged
1ALTIMoRK, Dec k-virrna ten-fortaes. q
bid; d. shreea. o5aso, Baltimore and Ohio STOCK,
oPat1s Balsimore and Ohio Southwestern ara,
soi3(a1e4 d. erss tncoueA see7ss Do Third n
comes, ska1l; Consolidated -tas bonds lls ask06
Do. ssoekk Ssa<3x.
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War Departments Changes.

VIM. G. Walker OF Montana, Louis A. Eosasy
of North Carolina, Ellis b. Porter Of ronnsyI-
vania and Mark A. Watson Of California. np-
pointed copyists, s9oO. record and pension
division.
Vim. +. Raglan Of Tennessee. promoted from
copyats, 800, to clerk, 81, 600, record and pen
Sion division.
Joseph Eaannn Of California. clerk, 81 900,
record aud pension division: res;guod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
ooxCEDEs HARRIsoN,s NOMINATION.

Chairman Clarksoa q the Republican Ms-
MrNxEAroLrs, MNN., Dec. 5.-The Tribune
has the following special from Washington:
Chairman Garrison has expressed himself
very positively on the presidential question.
Coming from one known to be partial to Blaine
his words possess much significance. He says:
''The denomination Of Harrison ID inevitable.
I do not care 70 explain why think this, but
such il the fact The eourss Of the sdministra-
ton has NOT been such politically q to
please me slwayA In fact in common with
other members Of the national committee, I
often felt aegrieved. but it has been the ablest
since Lincoln, and this. combined with other
circumstances and the logic Of the situation,
will make Harrison the next nominee. think
IL VIII b aeespted - faet by Ill within the
nsxt sixty daya"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
AL RusBrn GAamrxrs
10 Pm Cent Drscouxr.

Mandlebery Of London and Manchester. ENGLAND.
tie leading makers VI the world. You'll and their
goods in the leading stores OF this city We ask COM
parson Of usuAi quotations with Paais Royal prices.
one-tenth OF the foowins moderate prices for rsli'
able garments;
LADIES. Circulars, ofay and Black. e1.35. 0ossa'
ners IN Back and coiors, ~ U.s. Clocks with Inssr-
cspes. Gray ssripcs cloth finished e3.e d. New
msrksts. vfsh long military cape. eoors and plads.
e5.6A SILK Waterproof haxians. Blue stripes. ~.
MISSES Circulars. Silver Gray. sl.l6 c!oaki
with Hoods. e1-45. Greenaway style. stripes. 81 "a
connemaras. Gray and White ssr.pss. sl.ge-
DoYs' Black 0essansr Costs. sl.4a With esnspssd
seams. In boys and youths sizes. tl.ae.
MEMS 0ossmss coafs. q Oh. Rubber Costs. CO
mented SEAMS. "a. a. Cioth-Ansh Goats tn Brown
Checks. &C.. t2e6 Nsckiusoshss. with miiisas1
care. plasds. BE-. e7.4A without eaps. % -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
CanrsrmAs UMBRELLAS.

Here is what We have for you to select froma col
ec.ion gathered from the worlds icading maksrs;
LIONS Umbrellas, So. 0S to $l4 each.
Foiliner, CioyR Co. 8. -. ~ to S12 each.
Bel.knsp, johnson powsli's 81. u to ~ each
Excelsior Umbrella Manufacturing Co., ~ TO Sl2
each.
Hir,hs Umtrelias. 81 so to ss zach.
Rose Bros. l. Hartman. 81. % to aG. 90 each.
Wright Bros Umbrellas. So to 81 each.
''Gloria" Cloth Umbrellas. Y7c. to 81 80 each.
..Cones.oyan SILK Umbrellas, g.. % to 81 each.
''Paais Royal" silk Umbrellas. e. 25 to 80 each.
Mourning silk Umbrellas, o.. 6S to 49.96
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

Dom Pedro's Remains to BE Taken to p
tugal.

Dom Pedro's Remains to Be Taken 70 Por-
tugal.
PARIS, Dec. 5.-The remains Of Dom Pedro
will be inferred in the family vault at Lisbon.
Before the body is taken from Paris q solemn
requiem high mass will be celebrated in the
Church of the Madeleine The Goulois the
organ Of tho Count Of Paris, urges the govern
ment to honor the late Dom Pedro by giving
him royal obsequies.
The newspapers of all shades OF political
opinion concur in their estimation Of the dead
ex-ruler's character, and they all print articles
highly eulogistic Of him.
The Countess d'Eu has no present intention
to protest to the Brazilian government against
her exile from the country, but she maintains
She says she is ready to return to Brazil at the
first summons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
A. HEAVY FAILURE.

The Bsiiefonte Nail and Iron Company sus-
ponds with o3O2.OOO Liabilities.
New Yonx, Dec. 5.-A special to the Post
from Beilefonte. Pa, says the Bellefonte Nail
and Iron Company, limited, has suspended,
with liabilities of $500, 900. The president, ex-
Gov. Beaver, assumes oil indebtedness and viii
place the plant in the hands Of . trustee for
the benefit OF the creditors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
MARKED.

BoTEIEH-BRowS. Ia Washington. n e nv
Rev. J. W. Dot-sf. Mr.. EDWARD l.. BoIEl.FR u
Anne Arundel county. Md, " Miss GEOkoIE Nee.
BROWN OF this riiy.
TINGLE-MEIOY. Al Auburn. n Y on rue.day.
December !. 1881. A. h. TINOLE and LILY L n 4
LOl.. No cards
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BasnoP wADHA,r DEAD.

He Rasssd Away ~ OIasasb1rg mis- Assn-
Ing AgsA sevsnsy-sour.
WAI4Rrows. N.Y., Dee. S.-Right Rev. I'd
ward P. Wadham, bishop Of the diocese Il 0g-
densburs. died 1t the Episccpal residsncs in
Ogdensburg about O'Clock this morning. eyed
seventy-fonr years. When his death vas an
ncunced The eathodral and city hall bells were
tolled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

On CommKader-in-ShiefP aimer's stafr.
The comnander-in-chief,G Grand Army Of the
Republic, has appointed as an aid on his per-
sonal staff Mr.. b. 4. Janney of the Department
Of The iotoInac and prominent member Of
Burnside Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

Secretary Proctor's Resignation Accepted.
The President today accepted the resignation
Of Secretary Proctor, who VIII take his seat in
the Senate Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
M Rs. WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP

M Rs. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS By MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their chill DREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS tho GUMS. AL.LAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and Is the lest remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world. Be and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup" and take NO other kind. 70 cents bottle.
dlb-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
TAKE Youa CHo,cx

You may select any fabric in stock and dress pat
tern VIII Be cut OF. the discount allowed. neatly
packed in box with Christmas card. The following
ass already In boxes AMI repsessnt. buyer thinks.
the pick of the stock:
Dresses Of ChsvioA In checks. plaids and stripes,
with velvet fog trmming. al In boz. foE... "a II
oressss OF Sashmeze. with velvet fancy silk
uimmins. complete oaeS
Dresses OF serges. IN choius shades. velvet or
fancy silk Tor trimming, .e5
Dresses OF Bedford Cord. with velvet fUr TRIM
HAsns' u. 30. $S ~ and u. 70
UNTIL WEDNESDAY EVENING
The following additional bargains. which specially
ssectsd With view Of suitable Dssss for evening
wear:
q quality sik Brocades in all the svenins shades
for only TO. ysrd.
q quality Crepe Dc chsas h lovely sints. for ouy
&C. yard.
53r. quality sab Crepes fos 5Or. yard
800. quality 23ineh- wide China akIks fr osly a.
yasa. :
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
\. LIsNER,
a Coz. l2th d. md "a. eve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
T III III I! : III i; i: :;

We thsnk you sincerely for
your vieit TO the 'OI.nins"
today. and pafticuiarly for
your kind eHpfessioas and
eonDliu.-ftfsry remarks about
the building a ad the as,e stoek.
Do hot loss sirkt of the fact
that this s,ote. 10 an sIisnt,
betofso, % ro,s- Its srseiiOn 10
due " your pafrunzxs. stop
In Whenever you plesse.
vhsEhsr ron wish TO purcssse
or not We shall do all in our
power 10 mahe your visit 10th
ple~sarsbie and prontsbie-
We have rai,ed our stand
ar'l--that Ia. ws ere carry
tnz in addition TO our
immense stock Of staple DruKs
and Medicines. an sles.ht line
OF Toilet Articles and I'M
ported Psrfunsriss. We have
secured expressly for the
Christmas trade . superb col
lection Of Toilet Cara
Manicure Gases. hand
some Combs. Brush~s and
Hand Mirrors. Silver Toilet
Articles, Flasks. Picture
Frames. Smoking Sets, Ash
Receivers. MAtch safss and
hundreds Of Ike, articles too
numerous to mention
special fcsturs of the stock
d the magnificent collection
Of Cut-slass Bottles. unique
and attractive shapes OF . dag
xitng luster and briiIisncy.
We are determined to msks
this the model Drve S,ors #
a mesicd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
w ooLEN DnEssEs.

Full-dress lengths of the following:
Fancy Matelassea reduced from SlS to slA So
Cancels Hair Ssr,t es reduced from sl5 70 ol.5O
Imported Cheviots reduced from SIS to el250e
Fancy Bedford Cords reduced from sl4 to sl0. 80.
Fancy Jscouards reduced from BIZ 80 to %. IS.
The above IRE imported dress patterns offered al
nearly hall the priced quoted earlier In the season
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TIE Oh SAYING
Thss Consumption can be cured n taken in time
was poor comfort. 1t seemed to invite trial but to
anticipate failure. Theother one not 70 old. 'con-
sumption be cured is considered by many false.
Both true and not true; the first 10 prudent-ons
cannot BERN too early.
The means is careful living. SCOTS EMULSION
Of Cod Liver OIL ia sometimes an important part Of
that.
Let rs send you book on CAREFUL LIvINa-free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. l3e South 9Th ave.
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of Cod
Liver otl--an druggists everywhere do. q.