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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22
The sequence of fact. forms one of the most

The sequence Of facts forms one Of the most
interesting features of history and current pol
tiles The French emperor provoked the Prus-
slams to war in 1870 and the Prussians were
willing to be provoked. Then the new Ger
man emperor took as part Of the indemnity
for the war the provinces Of Alsace and Lor-
raine. Ever since the French political and
commercial policy has been one looking to re-
yenge. The French tariff bears hard on Ger
many. The tariff OF the United States does the
same. The tariff acts Of the two republics were
not formed for the benefit of other countries
but for that Of the two republics each for it
self. Germany. Austria-Hungary and Italy
have heretofore co-operated in what is called
tine dreibund or league Of three great powers
to overcome France and Russia This
league is now to be or has been ex-
tended to include Switzerland In a great
zoliverein. or trade combination. for all the ma
tons comprised in it against all others. The
powers in the Zollverein bind themselves to
abandon any treaties that initiate against the
agreement and the interests of the powers con-
cerned. and hence it is expected that all COM
mercial treaties between France and the small
German states will be cancelled. OF course
this will excite France. The zollverein may
seriously affect trade relations with Russia and
the United States. As Its provisions are still
secret or may not be fully determined in ad-
vance Of the conference between the zoliverein
powers to be held at Berne, Switzerland, on
July 90, il cannot be seen just what effect on
this country's trade il will have. OF one thing
the public here may be assured-our grain,
cattle and other necessary natural products
cannot be excluded long by any zollverein,
however powerful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22
Fast BLAck Lrs1E HOSE

Fast BLACK L1s1E HOSE
AT 81 CENTS.
THREE PAIRS FOR A DOLLAR.
There is to be special sale Of Black Hosiery tomor
row at the Palais Royal, and according to custom
| SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. Our cash business en-
abes the Offering Of Ribbed Isle Hose 47c identi
cal to those sold elsewhere at SO cents Tomorrow.
special sale price for these Hose IS cents or pair,
ior dollar Not more than three pairs to each Gus
| toner.
p CENTS for Ladies' Richeeu Rib Cotton Hose
warranted fast Blacks another price surprise.
10 CENTS for Mems pc. Fast Black Half Hose Is
the attraction near the door of No. lll9 Pennsyiyana
| ave.
| 10 CENTS for Children's 25c. Fast Black Hose,
sizes D. ~, g. o. To be found with the ladies' goods
near door of No. 1Il7 Pennsylva ave.
The above tomorrows special sale prices, but let
| us remind you that though the prices for more
pensive goods are not reduced promised from
10 to 10 cent better than the quotations Of the
| stores where the business done is largely credit.
PRICE LIST LADIES' BLACK HOSE.
Cotton. %. IS. 40. So. 90 and 75c
Lisle, 30. 90. as. Sc. 81, 81. % and S135.
Extra size Cotton. 80, 10 and Toe.
Extra Size Isle, 95c
Opera-length Cotton. 9Sc.
Opera-length Isle. 81. p and S1.35
FS- The Palais Royal introduced absolutely Fast
Black Hose to Washington; first to show the i'm
proved high spliced heels and linen soles first too
with the patent selvages enabling the guarantee that
the hose will not into small holes We feel as
sured You will say our variety is much the largest
while the qualities for the prices especially for finer
goods. notceably the best Hosiery has been
one Of The Paais Royal speciaes for thirteen years
and If thorough know edge Of the business and the
determination will aka
then SO.
PRICE LIST CHILDREN'S HOSE.
Nineteen different makes and ten sizes of each make
each size different price. price list would look like
only to the Palais Royal specialtes-the styles we
nred in 1OOdozen lots direct from the makers the
goods we bought to special advantage and sell I'M
usually small profit.
sPECIALTIES
children's Fine Rib and Z and Rib Hose. medium
weight; double knees. heels and toes; sizes to 10
Prices 25 to SOC. pair.
Misses Fine Rib. light weight. sizes to 8. Prices
30 to Coo. pair
Boys English Bicycle Hose. sizes to 10. Prices 60
to SOC. pair.
Chidren's Lisle plain and ribbed, sizes 4 to g.
Prices 80 toa75c. pair.
Silk Plated Hose. sizes to sH. Prices Coo. to 81
SOCKS, fast Black Cotton. to7.............2jc
SOCKS "hte Cotton, to 6H.
Socks. Isle. to q. Prices 40 to soc.
HOSE IN LEATHER SHADES.
Plain Llise, 4 to 81. Prices 40 to 6Oc.
Socks. to 6. Prices 40 to SOC.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

Pennsylvania joins the ballot reform states,
the governor having just signed the bill to pro-
vide a secret and honest ballot in that common
wealth. The bill may not be all that the fore
most advocates Of ballot reform asked for, but
all real reforms are gradual The new act will
not take effect until March, 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

The prime difference between those Euro
pean countries which propose to combine in a
retaliatory protective union against the United
States and this country is that we can feed,
clothe and house ourselves from our own soil,
and do it in first-class style, and they cannot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

John Knox's clock, like his theology, has
been rnnning three hundred years. The clock
has been wound up every eight days, and some
Of the family are now trying to wind up the
theology so that it NAV not cease to tick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

Few men have ever been so prominent from
q congressional career Of one term in each
house. more than twenty years apart. as the
late Senator Mcdonald. Men Of real force i'm
press themselves on the public mind in proper
ton to their weight Experience adds i'm
portance to. does not make, great public man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

Rudyard Kipling is travelling in this country.
He is travelling for his health. He is travelling
iEcOgnifO. He is travelling under the name of
Mcdonald There's the whole story about ii
as it appears in every newspaper in America,
and yet be is travelling incognito.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

Guatemala is no Philadelphia bank, but
President Barillas is charged with pocketing
the returns from the sale OF $4,000. 900 over
issue bonds a; 40 per cent If this be true
Barillas should hunt up Banker Marsh and
organize financial trust company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

Just as America threatens to take Europe's
trade In South America and South Africa,
Europe makes a wry face at our pork and
cereals But she will buy all she needs all the
same, zollverein or no zollverein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

The Atlanta Constitution says nothing but an
unexpected crisis will tear apart the demo-
cratic party ard the Farmers Alliance. And
it is always the unexpected that happens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

The threatened war between France and
Siam Is hardly important enough to be talked
about What the newspaper readers Of today
want Ia war with blood knee deep on the
level, or a fine. large scandal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22
MMMMo ZEE ssss
MNNM Xxx NM i'm W%M% ssss
n Nj NJ X KIN M ZEE W w ssss
I ZEE TIT TIT EkE ERR
LII I'm i 1 EE T. EAf

''Goin2- away things" are In grea.-
est demand. We understand tina.
desirable styles in Blazers. Coats.
Cloaks. Suits. Waists. &C.. are get
ting scarce in Washington. Not 50
here. Ours is an exclusive Cloak and
Suit House and naturally our stock
of Ladies' Made-up Garments IL the
largest. most varied and best in the
city. Prices are lowest. too. for
equal qualities. We are still selling
the Ladies' CSC. Fancy Waists for
SOC. and the usual Dollar Percale
Waists for Sc.
Elegant line of Hi9h-class White
waists, trimmed and embroidered. at
81. S1.25. 81. so to 81. 80.
HIGH-GRADE SUITS.
Our Suits surpsss the best efforts Of
most dressmakers. We offer Excel
lent Fancy Cambria Suits at s..
Fancy Bingham Suits at 81. 80. $40.
S12.jO. &l5 to s23.
Cloth Suits for travelling wear.
Stylish Blazer Suits-a skirt with
full-roll coat of same material at $40.
S12. 80, sl3 30. els, s.2. 30 and s.1:5.
We make Navy Blue Skirts to
match our famous So Blazers for IS
and $40. or we will sell you the ma
terial "a in. } at S1.50 per yard. so
that you can make the skirt yourself
or have it made.
SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES'
FURNISHINGS.
PC. Fast Black Hose. 21c.
SOC. Black Isle Hose, 44c.
SOC. Fancy Isle Hose. 33c. and
Soc.
Pc. Silk Mitts. 21c.
G1c. White Chiffon for 45c.
Toe. White Lisle Vests for &c.
2Jc. Ribbed Vests for Zoe.
You can do better here in the goods
We sell than anywhere else. as we
are closing out all strictly summer
goods on account Of remodeling the
store.
WILLIAM H. McKNEw,
II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

The campaign in Ohio will be considerably
broader than the state is Ohio may not be
quite pivotal as she once was, but she is not
yet out Of il by a great deal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

Hon Benton Nc Millin Of Tennessee is in
town for few days, but will not take the
speakership away with him when he leaves
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HreH-CLAss VASE Goops.

This week we shall devote q large space to the
display of Foreign Wash Fabrics. We call par
ticular attention to the following bargains:
so pieces whytlaw's Scotch Ginghams. in Q
large assortment Of colorines and styles Re-
duced from p and 3lc. to
-l9c. yard
25 pieces Scotch Ginghams. in lovely shades
and dainty effects. Reduced from 81 and
311sc. to
PIC. yard
Anderson's Celebrated Scotch Ginghsms, in
variety of styles and colorings. Reduced from
40c. to
Sic yard
Afew more Of those Polka Dot and Lace Plaid
Ginehams. in Pink and White. Brown and
White. Pink and Blue. Black and White and
Red and White.
Only 4Oc. yard
20 pieces Koechlins' French satines. in light
tints. Reduced from IS and 37Jsc. to
-25c. yard
Korah MORE, the new English wash goods. Q
few colorings left. Reduced from 3.,sc. to
-25c. yard
Cashmere Zephyr. cotton fabric made espe-
cially for tennis suits. Reduced from size. to
-2jc. yard
French Jaconets. in light grounds with COL
ored fgures-about ten styles. Reduced from
30c. to
-25c. yard
Scotch Crepon, in plaids and stripes-IAv-
ender and White. Blue and White and Gray and
White. Reduced from ACC. to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

With desire to double her population for a
few days Omaha is endeavoring to secure a
national political convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

Foraker always appears to be the coming
man in Ohio. but he isn't n staying man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

The Maryland democrats are not as simulta-
neou-iy harmonious and Homogeneous as they
might be, either.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

No Ohio republican campaign workers outf.
d complete unless there is bag of hayseed in
the kit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22
BIG FuRs1rURr SALE

When necessity becomes Q law we must make
the best of it. So 1t is with Us necessary to
erect an iron ceiling over our First Floor. and
in order to do this we must clear our stock
therefrom in ten days. We have cut prices ON
all articles on this floor. such ss Refrigerators.
Ice Boxes. Childrens Carriages. Plush Tapes
try and Fancy Rockers. Lace Curtains, Por-
there's and Upholstery Goods. We did q large
business last week and our customers reaped
the benefit ofour Special Bargains.
The 6-foot Oak Extension Table for s5
And the 3pece Oak Chamber Suite for 1850
are among our Specials.
MATING. MATING. MATING.
$3.50 will buy 40 yards Jointless Mating.
SO will buy 40 yards Fine Chinese Mating.
81 will buy 40 yards Fine Chinese Mating.
4Oc. Mating now selling at 3Oc per yard.
SOC. Mating now selling at 4Oc per yard
75c. Mating now selling at SOC. per yard.
Mating Rugs from SOC. to 81. 25 each.
W. H. HoUGHTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
jeo2 1918 AND 1920 STREET.
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BoYs, SUMNER CrorHrso.

BOYS SUMNER CLOTHING.
At this season Of the year all the small boy re-
Quires in the way Of clothes are Shirt Waists
and Pants. Of these we have . very large as
sortment at prices that are reasonable and
within the reach of all.
Best Print Shirt waists-in . large variety Of
neat patterns-plaited back and 'front.' Sizes 4
to II years Well worth PIC.
Only 20c. each
Substantial Outing Flannel Shirt Waists in
dark and medium colors,th viii stand wash
ing and rough wear. These are extraordinary
value for
PIC. each
Soft-fnished Percale Shirt waists-in neat
designs. They are well made. will wear we'll
and cannot be eQualed for the price.
-25c. each
Best Garner Percale Shirt Waists in choice
patterns-perfect in ct and hnish. We shan
offer them for
500. each
Well worth SOC.
offer in Boys Extra Pants-values you cannot
fail to appreciate.
At 75c.-
We show . good article that 10 made well and
Will wear, in dark and medium colors- Sizes
TO II ysars.
-75c. . pair
AT sl.oo
You can have your choice Of lafgs sssortmsnt
Of Atwood Cheviot Pants. thoroushly made
and with wonderful vearFsasting Qualitiss-
Sizes q 10 Is years
-sl.00 pair.-
At el.2S
We carry the best goods ever made into psnts
q this price. You can have your choice Of
Blue Chevioss. Yacht Cloths. Atwood CASH.
meres and Twseda. made With heavy ds1n pock-
cts and waist bands. perfect IN O. and Auish-
sixss 10 Is ysan.
-o1. % paAr.-
(Third noor. 18th q. building.)
WOODWARD Z LorHnoP.
js22 10TH. llrH AND Sis. NV.
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END PIECES" OF GRENADINES
good long ones some of them-91a yards and
less-are worth regular prices if you really
have any use for them. But this is our
"TREAT''-and HALF PRICE will buy the
bulk-no matter what the fused be"
prices were.
Not a fortnight ago We filled up" for the
last time on FRENCH ALL-WOOL
BATISTE- You would hardly believe how
much Of IL Is gone "a-ready. Regular
Prices-621sc. and size. yard. You will
find them marked
Soc. and 75c a yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

When New York newspapers refer to Chicago
as a second-rate city Chicago newspapers fairl,
turn up at the corners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22
SATISFACTION A CERr.rsrr

$1,000 ssss PEcIAL sales may 5000
$1,000 ssss come-and special sales elo.oo
$1,000 ssss may go-but we keep 100
$1,000 right on in the even tenor OF sIO 90
$1,000 our way-the people believing $1,000
5000 in Us-and our CLOTHES $1,000
$1,000 in spite of all the tempt $1,000
$1,000 ing bats others throw $1,000
$1,000 out-we're putting our $1,000
$1,000 $40 suits forward this $1,000
$1,000 week-Just showing our 5000
$1,000 hand" in small fe- 5000
elooo urs"-we've a line Of $1,000
1900 suits-sAcKs and cUTA- 5000
$1,000 wAYs-to sell at slo that $1,000
$1,000 could be marked sI2 and els 5000
$1,000 easily enough--T That's what slO.OO
e $1,000 the same amount Of quality 5000
$1,000 does costin other places-More 5000
$1,000 II Il has been marked upto $1,000
5000 mdrk dotcn--These suits 5000
$1,000 every one of them-were made 1900
5000 for this slograde-They're $1,000
sl0Oo not the mistakes Of more $1,000
e10o0 money"-You can look in sIo 90
$1,000 one Of our large Seventh sl0.O0
5000 street windows and see a re- $1,000
$1,000 nection of the immense va $1,000
$1,000 riety-Youu want to try 5000
$1,000 them on to ''feel the ft--and $1,000
elooo tocatch an idea of how they be- 1000
$1,000 come you-Dressed in any slO.0o
$1,000 one Of them well guarantee 1900
e1oo0 NOBODY would ever in the world sIO.0o
$1,000 imAsine Il TO bsa TEN DOL $1,000
$1,000 LAR sUIT-unless they were sIo.Oo
$1,000 i'm the ''same boat" with You eie.0o
5000 -They're cut out Of the sl0.oo
$1,000 'whole cloth" of fashion-and slo.oo
$1,000 made as We make everything 5000
10000 the beet we knoW how- 1900
eI0.0o There are BLACK and BLUE 5000
$1,000 CHEvoITs--BLAcKs SER $1,000
elo.00 GEs - INDIGO DYED sl0oo
$1,000 FLANNELs Fancy pat 5000
$1,000 ternsin cAssIMEREs. CHEW 5000
$1,000 IoTsand TwEEDs-They 5000
$1,000 are weather wise" - we'll 1900
slo-oo some are lined all through 5000
1900 some only half lined-we're 5000
elo-oo proud TO sell 10 much sstis- 1900
$1,000 faction for 70 little money 5000
5000 anil We know you're glad TO eiooo
$1,000 est it--This b YOUR op- 5000
5000 pnsunity. 5000
sAKs AND COMPANY.
PENN. AVE ClosAss
AND Nshsra
SEVENTH STREET.
r ADIEr SWISS RIBBED VESTS. v SHAPED
y slik lscinf. loc- each chidrsns ssiss Msbs'
ssS0-as' sS5 end 7S7 sri q Sc
SfRINe LEAP TEA.
y Al 30 cents pound.
In half pound
a. Hsss1sst SEc ssiyi
ISoR sALI--PoPULAR MUSIC oxLY &c. IADol
sa!cetmsuts copyright Law sxxinsf cheap must
stS6 Su-$ ~ pSrch.sf Dow or uefer ersin 20 Low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

Sullivan and slavin are the ''ring'' candi-
dates for 1894
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

The Philadelphians should be thankful tina,
Banker Marsh left the city. rr.Ff
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Extra Value In Chores This Week.
w. A. PIERCE & Co..
Successors to E. q. Davis
1l9 Market Space.
Corner 9Th street.

A SPECIAL BARGAIN IN WHITE GOODS.
We have been on the lookout for a SPECIAL
in WHITE GOODS and have at last struck
SPLENDID BARGAIN. These goods are MAN
UFACTURERS' REMNANTS of WHITE
GOODS, ranging in length from 9 to 8 yards.
Among the lot are goods that sell everywhere
for 25 or SOC. yard. They consist of INDIA
LINENS. VICTORIA LAWNS. PERSIAN
LAWNS. PLAIN AND PLAID NAINsooKs.
The SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS Of the LOT ar,
the PLAID NAINSOOKS. The entire assorc-
ment will be placed on sale TUESDAY MORN
ING. You can take YOUR CHOICE for
14c yard.
Eyou ,rantd shot at them don't put it OF, as
they piH only last a day or 70 at this absurd
price.
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WILLIAM H. McKNEw,
933 Pennsylvania ave. n. W.

CHE MONUMENTAL"
CONTINUATION OF OUR
GREAT REDUCTION SALE.
Every article in the House at reduced prices.
TRIMMED HAT SALE
Marvellous bargains. immense values. oppor-
| tunities. All the latest shapes.
UNTRIMMED HATS.
Our Straw Shape Department is wonder. The as
sorment Of styles, effects and combinations is not
only the largest in fine quality and styles in Washing
ton, but prices low that every lady can have
Handsome and Stylish Hat at a cost that is really
trifing. =
FLOWERS
Every design. tint. color and hue in Beautiful
Flowers. Sprays. Clusters. Garands. Montours and
Foliage. Buds, Blossoms and Blooms. Myriads of
rare and exquisite novelties in Imported Flowers.
The MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE
Knows no 'Iet up" Qualities remembered. prices
kept in mind and the good service you've had in
former tmes-all in the big stock here.
SUMNER CORSETS in every good kind known
Always a Corset bargain here. Some days thing.
others something else.
HANDKERCHIEFS. NECKwEAR, RUCHING.
HANDKERCHIEFS. NECKwEAR, RUCHING.
UMBRELLAS.
Gloria and Silk Umbrellas for children. ladies and
men in 80 different qualities. all Sizes at about half
the regular value.
Blazers, Refers. Beaded Wraps. The stock is
ample. yet none too broad for the we're having
Complete lines best qualities latest styles and proper
prices.
Thin Hosiery and Underwear in all the best grades
Gloves. Mitts and Handwear line as properly priced
as perfect and complete.
BARGAINS IN FANS.
After successful season. shall close out balances
cheap.
15c. Fans for &C.. 25c Fans for 10c. Soc Fans for
Csc. 15c. Fans for SOC. and 81. 10 Fans for 81.
THE MONUMENTAL,
It, 937 and 939 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

Hermann BAREGE yEILING-all silk,
with henIstitched border
2.50a yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

The United States customs officials will soor
begin to AJAX of importers: where did you 70
that hat trimming =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

The railroad accident appears to be ep
deulic In several states Just at present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

The backbone of winter appears to DO broken
opes lo.e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

The ground which New York broke in April
last for her Grant statue has apparently knitted
and ID Just as solid as ever
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ONLY "a CENTS.

eF~Choose any japanese other Art Vase an,
demand one.Jitth of the price marked on it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

The news Of such values as we have
''stated" here will not be long in getting
''noised" about-and we must serve each
conner in turn. Try TO he among the early
ones, The extra exertion will be more than
compensated for.
Who will be first!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

JOHNSON. GARNER & Co..
6ae PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
100 PIECES BEAUTIFUL NEW LAWNS. SC.
CHALLIEs in great variety Of styles. 5. 9, 10, l2,c
sHANToNa PoNGEEs. exclusive styles. l5c.
AMERICAN sATTEENs. nns quality. l2xc. I;
former price. Is and 1sc.
BEAUTIFUL NEW DRESS GINGHAMs, 8, 10
12sc.
SCOTCH ZEPHYR aINGHAMs, Is. 25e.
WHITE GOODS.
FRENCH PLAID oRaANDIEs. 12k, lsc real
value. Is and zoe.
BLACK INDIA LINENS. l2k. l5c.
BLACK PLAIN oRaANDIEs. l2x. l5c.
GENTS NEoLIGE SHIRTS. So 75c.. 81 90 up to
$500.
Boys SHIRT WAIST. CSC.
MEDIUM WEIGHT AND aAUzE uNDERwEAR.
HOSIERY. GLOVES. &C.. for Men. LAdsss and
chldrsn-
STRAW MArTISos.
JoHHsoz. GARNER co..
h10 636 Psnnsylvania ave. NV
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lSc. AND 25c. LACE For Sc.

lSc. AND 25c. LACE For Sc.
YARD.
We will offer an EXTRAORDINARY BAR
GAIN in LACEs for TUESDAY as SPECIAL
LACE ADVERTISEMENT. We have selected
from the regular stock for this offer the follow
ing Laces
ONE LOT Of BLACK FRENCH LACE.
inches wide. Regular price. 15c. yard. BAR
GAIN PRICE. &c. yard.
ONE LOT of POINT DE GENE LACE,
White, in different patterns. inches wide.
Regular price. 25c. and 1sc. a yard. BARGAIN
PRICE. &c. yard.
ONELOT of HANDMADE TORCHoN LACE,
ALL LINEN. and inches wide. Regular
price, Is and 15c. yard. BARGAIN PRICE, &c.
yard.
ALSO TORCHON INSERTING. Regular
price. 25 and lSc. yard. BARGAIN PRICE, &c.
yard.
ONE PIECE Of WHITE SILK CHANTILLY
LACE. 2H inches wide. Regular price, 25c.
BARGAIN PRICE. &c. yard.
$500 CARRIAGE SHADES FoR
Clio.
stock; they must be sold. so we have MARKED
all of s1.5O DOWN to 81. 10 each.
NOTE.-These Shades are all tcetl made and
of good material. and are good raluefor L10
A SPLENDID UNDERWEAR BARGAIN.
LADIES' FINE SWISS RIBBED CoMBI-
NATION SUITS. all sizes. Former price, 55c.
MARKED DOWN to Ale. per suit.
LADIES' MAEO FINE RIBBED VEST with
high neck and long sleeves. silk finished.
Former price, SOC. Reduced to Ale. each
A BIG HANDKERcH1Er REpucrros.
We have in stock large lot of LADIES' mi
TlAL HANDKERCHIEFS. Several of the let
tiers are sold out. The regular value 10 I2hc
We have letters A. B. c. d. F. @. kiln,
PR We have MARKED THEM DOwNto
SC. each.
ALSO FIFTEEN DOZEN LADIES' HEM.
STITCHED CoLORED BoRDERED SHEER
LAWN Handkerchiefs. Some narrow and some
wide borders. Regular price, IS and 15c. each.
ALL REDUCED to
&c. each.
$50 FINE BALBRreeAs HOSP Fon
LADIES. MARKED DOWN to asc. pair.
wa PIERCE I CO..
Successors to z. q. Davis,
no Market spscs.
Corner 9Th u. II
| OF En GLORIA UMDRHII4AG, oec. o20LORI
R1 sOV umbrellas. u. 70; Ladies' Gloria 81
] 3s2o-3' 7A5 and Sl7 18th st. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

The New York sun persists in its statement
that Cleveland is too fat 20 be President.
Really, this is too thin an argument
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-22

CARMELITE and ALLSILK BAREGE
Wells, with woven borders.
"a, "a. 80. s., So and IS each.