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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-07-15
THE SECRET OF STRENGTH.

In commenting upon the life Of one who
lad been very useful, all exchange says the
ecret was in this: ''Her day always begun
It or o'clock in the morning, and the first
lour was sacredly set apart for private devo-
ion. In the most hurried time of work or
ravel she would never intermit this habit,
ceiling that when, frayed in spirit through
pressure ofcars, virtue had gone out OF her,
# PRAYER. Few of us are called, as she was,
o correct great public abuses; but however
tumble the work, or narrow the sphere,
very human life in the exercise of every.
Law duties becomes drained Of power, and
reeds, like hers, to be filled from the eter.
lal fountain"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-07-15
LOVE OF SOULS,

Lorenzo Dow once said, II feel the worth
II souls near my heart, and am willing to
pend and he spent in the ministerial work
5 ever. My trust is still in God, but oh, the
,indrances of Zion! Stumbling pro-
'essors, fear, are the ruin Of many souls"
Does love for the souls Of men rest upon
,ur hearts by day and by night? Does
;reat burden rest upon uss Do we cry be-
ween the porch and the altar? Dow enter
nto sympathy with Jesus? What are we
loing to remove stumbling-block professors
,ut Of the way? Let us answer these ques-
ions on our faces before God.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-07-15

IS the best schools OF New York
city the teachers seize the cigarette
pictures which they see stutfing the
tiny pockets of the school-boys. This
is not because the boys get the pictures
with the cigarettes, for they do not,
but it is because the young shavers
have invented gambling games to be
played with these picture card!. The
most taking of the games isone where
in the trick is to thryw the cards SO
that they fall face upward. All which
fall that way are won by him who
throws them; the lest are lost. Seven
hundred of these cards were conhscat-
ed in one primary school the other day.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-07-15

OK the dead walls in the cities in al
parts of England one sees staring
signs, legible enough, but unintelligi
ble to the stranger. "F. P. 25" OF
"F. P. s" they read, and the rasserby
who sees them for the irst time Won
ders why L. p. is % at one time
and only at another. +. p,
stands for "fre plug" or by
drant, and the figures following
the lettors show the distance in feet o
the hydrant from the letters. The tirs
plug is never more than fifty feet away
from the sign. 1t is sunk level Will
the sidewalk.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-07-15

There is a big boom in the lobster
fisheries of Nova Scotia, the crustace-
ans being moro plentiful than ever be-
fore.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-07-15

~ went to the place where was tarrying.
fixed myself up as we'll as could. but
toned my coat over ragged vest and went
to the door Of the church, and the young
man met me and we went in; and as went
in heard an old man praying, and he looked
so much like my father l sobbei right out,
and they were all around so kind and SYM
God, and know this morning that what you
say strue; | believe it in my own expert
ence. On Him the Lord hath laid the iniqpi-
ty of us all.'"
Uh, my brother, without stopping to look
as to whether your hand trembles or not,
without stopping to LOOK whether your hand
is bloated with sin or not, put it in my hand,
let me give you one warm, brotherly, Chris
tian grip, and invite you right up to the
heart, to the compassion, to the sympathy,
to the parion of Him Oil whom the Lord had
laid the iniquty Of Us all Throw away
your sins. Carry them no longer. pro-
claim emancipation this morning to all who
are bound, pardon for all sin, and eternal
life for all the dead.
Some one comes here this morning, and I
stand aside. He comes up thess steps, He
comes to this place. I must stand aside.
Taking that plac, He spreads abroad His
hands and they were nailed. You seq His
feet. thoy were bruisci. He pulls aside tho
robe and shows you His wounded heart. l
say, art Thou weary" Yes He says,
"weary with the worlds woe" | say,
"Whence comest Thou@ He says II come
from Calvary" I say, "Who comes with
Thee?" he says, mo one; have troIdcn
the winepress aloneH say, why comest
Thou here" oh" He says. 81 came here to
carry all the sins and sorrows of the people"
And He kneels and He snys: "Put on My
shoulders ali the sorrows and all the sins"
And conscious of my own sins first, l take
them and put them on the shoulders of the
Son OF God say: "Canst Thou bear any
more, o Christi He says: Yea, more"
And gather up the sins Of all those who
serve at these altars, the officers Of the
Church OF Jesus Christi gather up all their
sins and put them on Christ's shoulders, and
say: 'Canst Thou bear any moreY' He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

The verv formidable combination Of parties
in the French chamber Of deputies on such a
question as that of passports on the German line.
90 well calculated to stir the touchy national
honor, went all to pieces on the day of trial and
demonstrated the hold which the administration
has on the country. No better occasion will
probably be presented soon for the opposition,
and that after all their plans were apparently
laid and union of conservatives, radicals and
Boulangists was supposed to have been con-
summated. no stronger q vote of want OF conf
dence was given than a little more than beg
carly hundred in chamber OF over four
hundred votes indicates either the
most absurd leadership on the part
of the opposition. or the determination OF all
the more solid factions and sections to adhere
to NJ Carnot az the best solution Of French
politics in the face Of the powerful dispositions
of the central and southern nations. with Eng
lands more or less active sympathy against
her. France is in this very peculiar situation:
She is growing stronger through commercial
thrift and energy and her wisest men see that
real statesmanship consists for her in making
no premature movement. Against the greater
part of Europe she would, with even 80 sturdy
an ally as Russia, make poor Roadway. But
these singularly mated powers, whose indi-
vidual grievances and aggressions alone bring
them into alliance. or at least an arrangement
looking 10 war, may well bide their time, while
both are gaining every day in the elements of
strength. 1t is high tribute to France which
the nations of the dreibund pay to her; wasting
their common energies in perpetual efforts to
keep her from recovering her old place at the
head of Europe. She is wise no. to lose her
head. viewing the fact in all its length and
breadth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

The political carpenters down in Georgia are
rebuilding the subtreasury scheme with a hope
of making something that the alliance can unite
upon and give the whole thing chance it does
not now enjoy OF becoming popular. As defined
by Col Livingston, its author. there will be es-
tablished one or more subtreasuries or deposit
tories in each state, with or without government
warehouses, the purpose being to use the pres
snt number Of warehouses and avoid the ex-
pense of government warehouses or apparatus.
But the two per cent loan is still in it. The de-
mand for $50 per capita circulating medium,
figures in the new measure. life size. This
modification suggests a hitch somewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18
NEWS SUITS.

LOT SOO-yERY PRETTY BROWN
PLAID CASHMERE. CUTAwAYs
AND SACKS. SIZES. 1-33. 2-34. 1-s5.
2-37. ORIGINAL PRICE. eos; NOW
Is.
LOT 3s9-A NEAT PLAID ENGLISH
TWEED. sILK LINED. SIZES, La,
23j. I-3s. FORMER PRICE. s25;
NOW IS.
LOT 155-sMALL GRAY CHECK
TWEED. SIZES. 1-35. o-36. 1-3s. a-3s.
FORMER PRICE. SIS; TO GO AT So.
LOT G751-PEPPER AND SALT
MIXED TWEED. SIZES. 1856, 2-37,
1-3s. 1-3o. ORIGINAL PRICE, SIS;
TO GO AT So.
LOT 19i1-BLACK AND BROWN
MARROW STRIPED woRsTED.
SIZES. "734. 2-35. 100. 1-3s. FOR
MERLY 800; NOW $50.
LOT GO4S-BLACK AND WHITE
STRIPED SCOTCH CHEvIoT. SIZES.
1-33. 1-34, 2-37. 1-3s. ORIGINAL
PRICE. $50; TO BE CLOSED OUT
AT 80.
YOU CAN STILL GET SOME VERY
STYLISH PATTERNS AND SPLEEN.
DID VALUES AMONG THOSE KILT
SUITS AND CHILDREy'S OYER
COATS.
THOSE MEMS WORSTED AND
SERGE TROUSERS AT s2.5 PER
PAIR ARE THE BEST VALUES We
EVER SAW AT THAT PRICE.
WHAT REMAINS OF OUR LINE OF
NEWS. BOYS AND CHILDRFy'S
OVERCOATS YOU CAN HAVE AT
HALF PRICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18
Sonr New Vr1rlsos.

The following are as beautiful they are scarce.
New Style Tissue yelling. with dots, 2Oc yard.
orensdine. rsss and beautiful shades. 2Oc. yard
Spider Web Cross Bar. with woven dots. 3Oc yard
Fairy Fish Net. scarce shades. 12c veil.
New tint Of Gray. With ANAL dot. l7e vsil.
sQuars Mesh Yelling. Gray. l2c. veil.
White, with small and iarRs dots. l2c. ven.
~You may know We ars clearing out isss dssirabls
styles st only &c. syssd
THE RALAIs ROYAL.
4. rlsxxR.
Coz. lcthst. and p. ava.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

The report in circulation yesterday morning
that Dr. Hammett. the new health officer. had
decided to appoint Mr.. John ii. Crane as his
chief clerk was received with much satisfac-
ton as indicating that thorough reform was
intended in the management Of the health Of
fee. Nr. Crane is recognized as an honest.
energetic. philosophical citizen, thoroughly
well-informed in District affairs, and who has
done much valuable service to the public, for
which ne has received very little thanks. The
exposure Of the great frauds in the sweeping
service when that service was under the con-
troll 81 the health office) was solely due to his
efforts and it is quite certain that no such
frauds could have been perpetrated in any de-
partment over which he bad any control, or
authority OF inspection. 1t is much to be re-
GREETED that the District government has not
been able 70 avail itself of the services of a
man Of the intelligence, integrity and energy
Of John II. Crane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

Bolivia applies the essence Of diplomacy when
she declares with reference to Chill that both
parties in a divided republic should be recog-
nized as sovereign powers. II she does not
happen to be called upon for practical aPPii-
cation Of the principles from both sides, she
will have solved the situation in a very polite
and agreeable manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18
WHITE DnEss Coos ARE VIA,
YOU WANT.


WHY NOT get the PRETTIEST while Won
are about 1t. YOU can get the choicest goods
here for less than the cost Of the common ordi-
nary. How is this:
50 PIECES OF FRENCH HAND-DRAwN
WORK FLOUNCING made of the finest Swiss
lawn. 10 different styles, HEMSTITCHED, %
inches wide Regular value. $3.50 to s. 80.
ALL MARKED DOWN TO
SThc. yard.
200 yards Of 4J-INCH HEMSTITCHED EN-
BROIDERED FLOUNCING. in IRISH POINT,
POINT DE GENE and OPEN-wORK Eff
FECTS. These MAKE u very handsome cos
tune. Regular values from 81 30 to $500
yard. WE WILL GIVE You CHOICE Of 30
STYLES for
$1.00 yard.
ALSO SEVERAL HANDSOME STYLES of
BLACK HINDOO CLOTH FLOUNCING. EN-
BROIDERED and HEMSTITCHED. Regular
value. sl.o0 to SO. co. Marked down to
S1.00 yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18
The New EMBRorpEn1Es.

1t seems ridiculous. but It is nevertheless true
This has been the best eeks business this season in
our Embroidery Department And we have made
fair profit on the goods that selling best viz: The
Cambria Embroideries at 12H IL and 25 cents yard
The secret is that these choice goods imported to
retail at double the prices We smiling and the i'm
porter doesn't weep He has sold thousands of pieces
at profit and could afford to close 2ll pieces at
loss to close the The % per cent discount on
those choice robes Of Embroidery is attracting
noisseurs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

Now That You've
HAD YOUR FILL OF FAKES AND FIZZIEs.
GUSH AND CANNON. BALDERDAsH AND
BUNCoMBE. LET'S CONE DOWN TO
BUSINESS. PURE AND SIMPLE
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN-sACKS AND
CUTAwAYS.
Lots
gl39,
1850.
ALL GO S123 ALL GO
AT $50 SUIT. $3.50. e7.5OAsUIT
HURRAH FOR THE f2l4, HURRAH FOR THE
GLORIOUS 0s46. GLORIOUS
FOURTH! 1856. FOURTH
64ol.
GAO.
61sO,
1880
v fe wSS1 8s4 t E9ER NRk OF sgLY
conn arson: Moisture and Moses! The thing is 80
SAILOR SUITS FOR CHILDREN.
Sizes. Blue. 3. l. and years.
s5 cents a Suit.
4, s f6 SizsH 4 81 81
FOR LARGER BOys We HAZE sUIrs CON.
sIsrIND or JAckET AND SHORT PANTS
FOR YOUNG MEN.
Breast measure - to 36
Suits from "a. 30 to q. 50-Sacks and Cutawavr
DID II ENkk OCCUR TO You
WHAT HUSDnED CENTS WILL DO,
Figure tnis-t will result IN the convection THAT
HUNDRED CENTS inv, sted here Is equal 10 a MO
HUNDRED CEN is invested elsewhere
Our entire line
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Must Ue closed out THIS WEEK
The Grand. Gorgeous and Glorious Old Fourth shall
ind US stripped Of this line of goods.
Bee the original price.
Divide il by .;
Theresult will be
The cost to U.
Gentlemen's Fine White Dress Shirts Sizes IA IL
10y. Regular price. e.. 80. REDUCED TO eli %
Fancy SHIRTS. piQue bosoms. Sizes Ia Ia ia
1Ch. Regular price, e. 90. REDUCED TOsi
Dress shirts. plated and plain bosons Omen fronts
S SIS Il, "a ~. 10y. Il. REGULAR PRICE. 81
White Dress Shirts. plated and plain boson,
Size. 4, Is leh. IL. Regular price. ALTO RE-
White Satin and Gro. Grain SILK Folded Ties-h.nd-
Neckwear-ail SILK and satin Four-in-hand and
Tecks, 4sc. and Do. REDUCED TO 25c.
TMo-DoLLAR Kid Gloves. Reduced to q. IL q
so KID GLOVES. REDUCED TO dc. q pair.
Doc Gndershirts reduced to Pc.
luc. Undefshirts reduced to BIC.
PURE Lambs Wool Underwear; worth 40 Reduced
to SSc q garment. w. ~
Atwood Scarlet Underwear medicated, worth
el5o and ~ Reduced TO 15c and D. q garment
ChldIens Jockey Caps. 49c.. 5Uc. and 5Vc. Re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

These rumOrs Of escape from electrocution
may put q trump card in the hands Of the star
chamber electricians. Possibly they have living
testimony that their mode OF punishment is
comfortable and harmless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

With Independence day and the unwilling Of
the jackson monument in the same month.
Lexington, Va, is getting the best Of most Of
US in the matter Of celebration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18
A BLANKET OppoRrusrrY.

"A BLASKET OPPORTUNITY.
WE WERE THE ONLY PURCHASERS
FROM WASHINGTON
Al TIE GREAT AUCTION SALE
OF BLANKETS
BY the
RITTENHoUsE MANUFACTURING CON-
PANY.
We bought large lot Of WHITE AND
GRAY BED BLANKETS AT SUCH A PRICE
CoNCEsslONth that we are Offering them at Just
ABOUT what they cost TO manufacture. These
were bought at auction-are perfect goods and
We cont expect TO have pair in the house by
July ii. when We take stock. Here they are:
10-4 White Wool Blankets a. so n pair
III White Wool Blankets, 90. 80 a pair
1l-4 White Wool Blankets, "a. rs pair.
lO-4 Silver Gray Blankets, LIS a pair
ia Silver Gray Blankets, 90 pair
ia Silver Gray Extra Fine Blankets, as
. pair.
In connection with the above we will offer 30
pairs ALL-wooL CRIB BLANKETS.
At u; % a pair
Special offerings:
loo White Crocheted Quilts, 95c. each.
40 White Crocheted Quilts. sl.O0 each.
goo White Crocheted Quilts, ii Is each.
lOO Extra Size Quilts 81. IS each.
Owe, Me VIII also offer 30 Fine White Mitcheline
Reduced from 60 80 to sI.15.
weccntinue to show an Elegant Line of Linen
Lap Robes at OOc Toe, . ]. 90, H. 25 and Al 50
-Eilstlc Pillows
(Seconl floor. 11th ST building.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP,
tylS 10th. llth and Fists. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

In few DAYS committee viii go to Detroit
bearing an invitation from the citizens OF
Washington 10 the Grand Army OF the Re-
publ:c TO hold its next annual encampment in
this city That that committee viii be en-
powered TO offer n most cordial welcome on the
part Of the people OF this city 1t is unnecessary
10 saw Already an ample fund has been sub
srribed 10 guarantee the expenses OF an appro-
pirate entertainment Of the Veterans This
fnnd will undoubtedly be largely increased IL
the invitation is accepted and the committee
l. justified in promising Inequalities on most
generous scale. With such a welcome as
sured il would seem that the claims Of WASH
fncton over other cities to this dis
tnction by the Grand Army Of the
Republic would advocate themselves. While
all citizens have a common interest In
the national capital. while the attractions OF its
public buildings its beautiful streets, its parks
and monuments, its museums and the pres
ence OF the government appeal strongly To all
Classes there are historic associations that put
Washington far beyond comparison with other
cities in the interest Of the veteran OF the war.
Here much of the history of the war was made
Around Washington, all within an easy days
excursion lie famous battle fields. The STAR
TODAY yiyes space to descriptions Of many OF
the incidents recalled by the proposal to hold
the great reunion of veterans here 10 wri'e
OF all that the name Of tire capital city suggests
to the veteran who served in the army OF the
Potomac would be to write almost history OF
the war reunion Of the soldiers OF the war
here would be attended with an interest which
TO other city could give it. The citizens oil
Washington extend the heartiest invitation to
the veterans to come and enjoy all that their
beautiful city possesses today as well as all the
vivid memories of the past which gathering |
on the banks Of the Potomac would recall. |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

The fact that Chinese lepers are allowed to
60 at large in New York would suggest that the
public would excuse q cessation in the census
wall while sanitary matters were locked into.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

There is q live wire ahead for the New York
Lords High Electrocutioners in the proposed
prosecution Of the newspapers that printed the
newS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18
Here Is A Go

IN BINGHAM AND CHAMBRA DRESSES
for the CHILDREN. THESE GOODS are an
exceptional BARGAIN. Although the reduce
tions that We quote may not seem great. but
when you take into consideration that this LOT
of DRESSES are of very SUPERIOR FINISH
and STYLE and that OUR first prices on them
were far below the regular prices everywhere.
why you can plainly see that they are WON
DERFULLY good BARGAINS.
Our former prices ranged from 81 to Sc. 50
each. We HAVE MARKED THEM ALI.
DOWN AND THEY now RANGE from
S5c. to 30. 90 each.
Bring in the children and lit them out nth
some stylish Wash Dresses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

His sojourn at the seaside will no doubt
make Senator Quay insist on the good old nau-
teal RECOMMENDATION, "Key."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

Perhaps the Sioux Indians who stole the gov
eminent records as to their condition in Ne
brasks, merely wanted to glance over the inter.
view before il was made public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

II George Francis Train really invented the
word crank, as he claims we have another il
lustration Of how chickens will come home to
Yoost"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

EXTRA Attractions Fon MospAY
WE SAID FOUR WEEKS.
And four weeks Il shall he. Two very sue
cess.ul weeks have passed and Monday morn
ing will see start in on the THIRD WEEK
OF OUR GREAT CLEARING REDUCTION
SALE. We have given you SPLENDID
VALUES for your money thus far. and next
week will make still better offers. PLENTY
OF GOOD BARGAINS here yet. And you
shall have a CHANCE a. them as long as they
last. NEW BARGAINS EVERY DAY. As
fast as one lot Of SPECIALS are SOLD OUT
WE SELECT OTHER GOODS and REDUCE
THEM. THIS IS LIVELY MODERN EN-
TERPRISE.
Don't let It s,ip your memory that all bar
oaias advertised bv us are 4 CTUAL REDUC-
TONS, as you readily sec upon iapestt-
tion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

The district court is now receiving another
visit from its esteemed and time-honored friend,
the lien certificate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18
~WE CLOSE AT Pm, SATUR.
DI Us EXCEPTED.
OuR TINE Is Short.

A 8 We MUST vAcATE THIS
"A BUILDING By AUGUST Is
A A YOU CAN GET EXTRA oRDf.
NARY GOOD VALUES By BUYING
NOW.
a GLANCE At THE FOLLOWING
ITEMS WILL GIVE YOU A FAIR
IDEA OF THE REDUCTIONS THAT
HAVE BEEN MADE ON OUR ENTIRE
STOCK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18
A REVIEW Or The WEEK.
GIVING HINTS
FOR MONDAYS SHOPPING.

The clearing sales of summer furnishings At the
various dry goods and fancy goods establishments
oehs productive Of unusual bargains so that in shop
ping dollar Is bringing almost double the return it
did earlier in the The drawback incident to
these clearing sales is that the stocks are much broken
ana the best styles. colors and desirable sizes are
often lacking. The pslais ROYAL Clearing Sale is
unique since it is exception this rule No. only
are assortnents almost perfect but the lowest prices
are also being quoted. The explanation is that the
stocks have lately been replenishcd by importers and
manufacturers who were anxious to dispose of tho
balance of their summer goods
Thus We have this week many new arrivals which
have frightened the various departments and made
the Palas Royal often quoted for new and
able summer fundamentally desirable bar0dins
HINTS FoR MoNpAYs SHOPPING.
ainshams. in choice shades Of Pink. Gray and Blue
are very scarce. We have Just added to stock some
pretty plads. checks and stripes. in choice shades
Only 12k and 2Oc. yard.
-Four pieces of Black japanese Silk "a inches wide.
were picked up by buyer 50 as to sell at SO and
75c. yard. which is considerably less than usually
asked for equal qualities.
We will show on Monday two pieces Of Black surah
Silk, "a inches wide at Csc yard that is evidently
bargain at 75c. One piece. 10 inches wide at SOC.
yard.
Secured at the same time were eight pieces of Black
Atwood Albatross, Nuns Yelling, Cashmere and
Serge 10 inches wide 5Oc yard, the quality making
the price a surprise.
We jog your memory concerning the clearing sale
prices for goods that have: been longer in stock but
which are still seasonable.
1211c. Outing Cloths reduced TO- lOc yard
1Sc. Haf-wool Challies. reduced to. l6c yard
12Hc India Pongees, reduced to- ... &C. yard
15 and 20c. Pongees reduced to- . l2ISc yard
25c. Scotch Ginghams reduced TO- ....... 2Oc. yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

IL IL declared that Boulangsr still has somS
popularity left He should take IL to some
eel quiet place aud put it under lock and key.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

The scarcity Of Money created by Major
Barksials during the meeting at Jackson, Miss,
may have political but no financial significance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18
&c.. lie. AND l3c. Lacrs.

Torchon. Oriental and Valsnciennes Lscee. 3. and
~ inches wide You will find qualities and design,
at g. IL and 10 cents superior to anything previously
offered at the prices here or elsewhere.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18
MoSDAr.
THIRD Wee.
SEm-ASsuAL Srock-TAk1Se
SALE

EEEv VERY ANNOUNCEMENT IN THIS
EE sale has been important. but today's reading
Encompasses perhaps any Of ss predecessors
Some features particularly interesting.
To keep the run of this movement Won should
follow us very closely. The sale is cumulative.
IL you have needs in any particular line do not
wait for the advertising. Perhaps your special
bargain is waiting for you. Qualities and
prices are here that never went hand in hand
before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-18

Those who like 70 see position adhered TO
when once taken should cast their admiring
eyes on our base ball club.