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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24
A MArcHLEss D1spLAY
OF
SILK HOSE AND UNDERWEAR
The P,IA1s Roy.1.

Interpretations for the seisor Of 1890 81 having
been all received grand display and sale here
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. September "A. Is
and ri To commemorate the occasion the following
special bargains are offered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24

" " W z AR z
w w w VIII
W W w J U s T L Y
WV WV
w w PROUD OF
OUR VENTURE. FOR
NOWHERE ELSE IN
THE COUNTRY CAN
YOU FIND ANOTHER
SUCH CoMMoDIoUs
MODERN BUILDING
VOTED EXCLU-
sIvELY TO THE SALE
OF READY-M AIDE
CLOTHING. AND IF
YOU SEARCH THE
wO HRMIsPHERES
OVER YOU WILL NOT
SEE SUCH A SUPERB
ECTION OF
NOBBY. STYLISH AND
r E L I A LIE GAR
MENTs FOR MEN.
BOYS AND CHILDREN
AS ARE NOW BEING
DISPLAYED BY Us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24

S7RrAMEns Or TASTE
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+ ZEE RI kR ! ssss =
RIBBON goes long way in use and decoration.
Leave it to Il womans hands to tie il up q number
less variety of pretty effects All that needed is the
tones and coors. Fashion shuts il out of the
book of rropriety. OUR Ribbon Department has come
to be Of the Regular stopping places the store
The arrivals are eagerly watched forand after
another Of the new creations "heave in sGhtr-some
taste is satsfed-and the triumph OF the novelty is as
sured These str AXIS OF iyht" are flashing in
like rays % sunlieht-GlmOst every day. The visitor
Of today stranger 10 many brilliant cunces tomor-
row. Keep acquainted. Here is "a general n;roduc-
tion-all around:
Some new BEoCADEs in Blue. Pink. Olive,
Red. Buh and White are lust here Sc ayard
We nave quite collection of BLACK SATIN
GROS GRAIN SASH RIBBON to suit all per-
sons and all purses.
S-iaeh - Soc a gard.
9ahach 49, Use. gard.
IGt9-iach-95c. a gdrd
All shades OF NUMBER ONE ALL-SILK
PLAIN OR PIcoT EDGE RIBBoN-lsc. I.
yard.
FANCY COLORS In 4-INCH ALLsILK
LACE EDGE effecfs-49c. yard.
WHITE and BLACK PLAIN eros GRAIN
RIBBoN-nulnbers L.. 10 and 80. 1t is
stapie-priceds as such.
ALL-SILK SATIN EDGE eros GRAIN
RIBBONS.
/ No. 8 No. No.9 No. II No. 16 No. 30
&c. &c. lie. I2hc l6c. lec.
Your pick Of Blue. PINK. Yellow. Red. White
and black.
All widths Of superior grades SATIN EDGE
eros GRAIN RIBBONS. OF course all
shades-at wlet You usually ray.
PLAIN AND SATIN EDGE GROS GRAIN
Satin Edge Moire and Plain satin-au BLACK.
The best-and in eny number.
CROCHET EDGE Ribbons in Black and
colors-llc. yard. -.
BLACK-STRIfED GAUZE RIBBONS-45c.
ayard.
PLAIN and SATIN EDGE eros GRAIN
RIBBONS number 800 piece.
PEAU DE SOLE RIBBONS in White and
colors-30c. yard.
GOLD TINsEL RIBBONS.
Tiaia al Csc. a yard
!Straped-75c. a vcrd.
sURAH SASHEs with hemsttched and EN-.
broidered ends Black and White-s425
BLACK SURAH sASHES with kno,ted silk
fringe-s3 30 and si.2a White and Cream
e4.25 each
BLACK. WHITE and CREAM SATIN
EDGE eros GRAIN SASH RIBBoNs-l1
inches wide-s1 yard.
BLACK SATIN EDGE eros GRAIN
SASH RIBBoNS-Sl. 10 yard.
CoLoRED SASH RIBBoNs-Light Blue.
Green and Navy Blue-sL - q yard
BLACK VELVET RIBBoNs-linen or sstin
backs-sll numbers.
COLORED VELVET RIBBoNs-linen or
satin backs--shades to suit the ne W dress goods
colors.
Pinch BLACK, NAVY BLUE and CREAM
BELTING-J0c yard
We talking about the best qualities-the other
kinds cannot be trusted. let them ''ssyerely
alone" You have to look upon Whatever zoe show
vou trustingly-and afford run any risks
of your being disappointed. That the best 10 the
cheapest 10 true in nothing more than In Ribbons
there.
sEAToS PERRY,
..PERRY BUILDING.
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established $50. Ii
n. KENEasrER 4 CO..
lii5 4 st. NV
They are selling ali their shoes and below cost
All -. 30 Shoes now $3.50.
All e shoes now 81.
All - Shoes now e..
Ladies Bronze shppers el 25
Gilt Edse shoe DRESSING, 15c. sea3-3t
booKBrxDISo
Ia tras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24

KoLp PHARMACY.
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES,
9TH AND Z SITS. NV.

hOLB L HARMACY.
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES,
9TH AND SITS NV.
-o-
Our sales OF goods advertised several days ago have
been very satisfactory, still have a large stock Of
Of them left and these will sell before going
east at prices heretofore announced. We repeat the
list.
35c Best English Tooth Brushes warranted. ....21c
2oc English Tooth Brushes. very good. l3c
1Oc French Tooth Br ashes. bargain. &c
Soc Bottles Bay Rum imported best .2.Ic
81 Dalmatan Insect Powder. reuced to. Id
At &c. apiece for Mirrors. worth twice and three
times much. They must be sold.
81 Bars Conti's CASTLE Soap, White, nearly4
pounds. Whole bar reduced to .49c
DC Toilet Water, all oors. at prime cost loo
DC. Dressing Combs in horn anu rubber heavy .1Oc
Fine Combs. lot assorted. down at.............oc
Manicure Files. Scissors. Powder. Paste. Polish
and other belongings very cheap. Must be
sold.
Wade & But :her Razors at selling prices
75c Razor, Wade d Butcher. at.................5oc
S1.25 - " .................... &c
$1.75 - - ....................9 .c
Look at these before buying.
Backing Brush. with dip. for.......-........2oc
You will say it is a wonder how it can be sold ut
this figure.
Backing Sets in wood boxes:
Brush Dip and Backing at...................2i5
Brush Dip and Backing at.-..................5Oc
Brush. Dip and Backing at..................7: c
Zoe. Atonzers. complete instrument. .49c
HAIR BRUSHES.
Kents English All-bristle down from 81 to JOc.
English A-briste. rveted backs. in three Sizes re-
duced to Toe. 81 and sl.2j
French Solid Backs. extra values to reduce our i'm
mense stock
sYRINGEs. sYRINGEs. sYRINGEs
Syringes of all descriptions at lowest CASH prices
S2 90 Fountain Syringes complete 2quart.. 81. "a
$40 - complete 3-Quart. -. 81. 40
81 Family Syringes, three pipes. down at. 49c
s1.25 Family Syringes hard rubber pipes, down at.
81. 80 Family Syrnges. hard rubber pipesand con-
nections every instrument warranted ...... g9c
Household Syringes. Davidson Syringes, Alpha
Matson and all other kinds reduced in price.
Hot Water Bags, covered in flannel or plain, extra
heavy, 2-quart. 81 "a; 3quart $1.49.
DC. Curling Irons. must SELL 1Oc
NC. Shaving Brushes. extra good 1Oc
toe. Florida Water. way down at............ SIC
Horse Brushes. marked at prime cost-5Oc.. &c,
| Use. for goods costing double the price,
KoLB PHARMACY
| LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES
1t 9TH AND SITS NV
I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24
81 GARMENTS FoR 75c.

The Palais Royals 81 Underwear is too well known
to need explanation. Only this to say. that all the
81 Garments reduced to 7Jc. Only the broken
lots Remember this, however, that she most desira
bic goods the best selling Broken caused
" the goods that sell best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24
NV THINGS In PLAIN DREss

Bedford Cord. 40 inches wide,
At S1kc.. in al leading colors
Bedford Cord, A inches wide,
el.JO.
An Atwood Bedford Cord at
50c., in Grays, Browns, Tans,
&c.
We are in receipt Of an invoice
Of those well-Lnown Silk-fnish
Drap dEtes. 40 inches wide, 1t
81 yard. in every conceivable
shade.
Atwood Storm Serges at JOc.
Atwood Cashmeres at SOC.
Atwood Cheviots at SOC.
Lots of new goods arrive daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24
REMNANTS Or TOWELS.

The balance of our stock of LINEN TOWELS
Comprise about -FOUR DOZEN.
GLASS TOWELS. Is inches long by IS
inches wide. All uEMMED BY HAND. They
would be good value at roc. REMNANT
PRICE 12Lc. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24
LAssBuRsH & Bro.

By all odds we show the richest
aggregation Of Handsome Gar.
ments for Ladies and Misses euer
shown by u.s..
Everything new Of merit Is
represented here. The selection
now WOULD be from an Immense
And beautiful stock of new goods.
Why do you wait!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24
LADIES "CoouE Bo.s.-

These are the very newest
things of fashion. The effect Of
these is beautiful. They are the
dressiest looking neck piece in
PRODUCED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24
TIE CALAIs ROYAL.

4. LlsNER.
Goa ,:sh and Pa. ave- ses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24
RENy.xrs WORTHY Or Mention.

Three full of choice Cotton and Cambria Under
garments. offered at less than Of manufacture.
and only because al sizes not to be had in every
style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24
YorR Hons AND Irs DEconArroSs.

The aim of the thrifty
housekeeper Is to furnish
her home richly as pos
sible at the smallest pos
sibie expense-and this IS
TIE ons thought which has
guided us in the selection
of our Fall and Winter
Stock. The result is.
are in q position to show
you the most extensive
and attractive stock of
popular priced Carpets,
Furniture and Draperies
ever placed before you.
To draw you to the store
we offer the following two
extraordinary bargains:
E EBf "A Il aG Gee G "A Hmm III
sBs ~ L es C AZ ii III III ii
12 Oak Rockers. Just
enough to mako twelve
people happy, MILESTONE
body insists on buying
more than one. High
back. plush seat and
slightly rubbed in transit.
which accounts for their
bcIf- only So. - instead Of
about 81. Only twelve
lett, remember.
E Enf a a ERR ERR &c" A HMM ~
E Eb III es G ~ i II Il e. s.s
% Solid Oa,s Bed Room
Suites of three pieces,
thoroughly seasoned and
highly finished. The
equal Of many sold for
$50. As LEADER we
offer these Oak Suites for
s2J.
As the quantity is small
in both cases il behooves
you to delay not.
". II. HOUGHTON MANI. CO.,
Interior House Furn. shers,
II 1918 and 1910 F stnw
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F. F. 4 H m m # VI
+ IA HMM II ILL 7
s ssss / If t $SG$ Fee
ssss ii Il 90 ZEE
ssss TIT 90 RRR FEE
ssss I SO H nF En-
ssss T 90 K K ZEE =.
DOIrBIE STORE

DOUBLE STORE.
sea 1t $40 AND 3l2 SEVENTH ST. " ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24

50 FoR $l.9S.
WE ARE SELLING 80 SHOES AT sl.ss.
ANY OF THE FOLLOWING STYLES $685.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Cloth Top Button. patent leather tips.
Ladies' Cloth Top Lace. patent leather tips.
Ladies' Dongola Button. common sense or box toe.
ladies' Button. with pointed patent leather tips.
Ladies' Oxford Ties. low or high heel.
Ladies' Red Go It Slippers. very stylish.
ladies' Black, Tan or Gray Suede Ties.
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Gents Calf Button. sewed. plain toes or tip.
Gents Calf Lace sewsd. plain toes or tip.
Gents Calf Congress- sewed, plain toes or tip.
Gents Cadet Lace. a heavy shoe for service
Gents Calf Oxford Ties. all shapes.
Gents Genuine Alligator Slippers. all coiors.
See orr Uindo,o display Of the aborc
STRICTLY ONE PRICE. ALL GOODS MARKET
IN PLAIN FIGURES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24

table full of this underwear. many Of the garments
beng cheap at si.35. For instance. this with
French surpice neck. high shoulders. &c. And this
skir: with the hems.itchei ruiiie. These Chenises
too. we'll worth SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24
s. SKIRTS Fon S2.9S.

II Is only when You have seen the Aredic Lace and
Embroidery Trimmings that you will understand that
Cd Us was 3 Moderate price for those skirts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24
ckaHARr &lErpy,

eossth 1t. and soe K ct. Nc.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12
al Grave Mistake.

tit il grave mistake, said the doc
tor, ITO eat quickly Those animals in
tended by nature to feed hurriedly have
been provided with gizzaris, or with
the power Of rumination.
"No matter how good a mans teeth
may be, If he bolts his food his stomach
must suffer thereby. When a person
swallows an imPerfectly masticated
piece Of animal food, the result is
that the food, instead of fulfilling
the purposes Of nutrition, acts, on the
other hand, as a source of irritation to
the stomach. Thus, either the physi-
cal condition runs down or additional
food is required to maintain the general
standard of health. Americans are
called pie eaters. Do you know whya
Because a pie is something that may be
eaten on the run, while the great Amer
lean enterprises may thus % On nnim-
peded Nv 10 of time Overhasty feed
ing il the bane Of our American life.
we are all ot a. becoming dyspeptics. I
- Detroit Free Press.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12

IF the eyes are the windows Of the
soul then it, door must BE- the laugh,
which gives very good view Of the
private character every now and then.
There are men the latch string Of whose
laughter is always out They have wide
open, generous laughs, which show a
hearty. whole sonled disposition, with
out affectations- and readiness to offer
good fellowship to the stranger. Then
there is laugh which reminds one Of
those new tangled doors to which a
chain is attached, permitting an open
ing just wide enough to allow a very
meager glimpse Of the person behind the
door. This is the guarded laugh. It be-
trays the cool, calculating man, who
makes money faster than he makes
friends.
Sometimes one runs across door
which flies open with the slightest pro-
vocation. Its catch j. defective. Some
people laugh that way. Their laughter
is frequently described az a gigzle. The
intellectual furnishings Of the character
behind such a laugh are hardly worth
the looking at. although ii j. the easiest
matter in the world to see them. They
are meager, and invariably have a dis
tressing air Of newness which indicates
that they are not often used Buffalo
Express
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12
Ilnnus enc Tmo Tunes.

Speaking Of music, here is true story
of well known and greatly esteemed
Boston journalist TO round out with:
The journalist is so far from being a
musician that he is accused of being des-
titute of the sense Of tune. One time he
was rallied ON this point by lady Of his
acquaintance. who asked him point
blank:
sIs it true, Mr.. A.. that you don't know
one tune from another
1T is a fact" he saids that can't
readily distinguish tunes apart. There
are only two tunes that 7 really know
well.
ssWhat are they
"Old Hundred and the long meter
Doxology! Boston Transcript.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12

Cheese parings-are they worth hoard
ings Certainly not. and yet thousands
find in them aa interesting occupation.
It is a singular fact that there are many
persons who spend all their time in pc
nuriously saving scraps, the accumn-
lated value CT which j. Of no consequence
whatever. vet who viii now and again
rive away large sums of money Some
even will regularly subscribe to charita-
BE objects sums 4 small percentage Of
which would alter all their human rela-
lions, and make 4 number of fellow NOR
Ials who come il contact with them
happy day by day Which j. the wiser
to endow Charity with q capital C,
min6 for strangers or to show charity
at home. New York Ledger.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12

''Say, girls, said one of a trio Of young
ladies, -let's go up on this car. The walks
are very slippery.
"Oh, prefer the exercissof walking, "
answered one Of her companions.
"Well, l don't, said the remaining
one. q tail blonde, I'm going to ride"
With little rarley the three boarded
the car. They conversed pleasantly un-
til near Pearl street, when, a. tae con-
ductor approached for heir fares, two Of
the girls began nerYously unbuttoning
their gloves.
Blanche, will you please pay my
fareg said one, turning to Tier neighbor.
II can't. I have only ten cents But,
said she, turning to the imperial blonde
'.win you pay for uss
Il haven't cent. sententiously re-
Piled the blonde. And with burning
cheeks the young ladies signaled the con
ductor and stepped silently but thought
fully from the car. Their liabilities ex-
ceeded their assets.-Albany Argus
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12
SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS.
NUMBER 20
PEssIMlsM.

Along the checkered fostworn road og life
youthful traveller wends his onward way;
Now viewing unconcerned some scene OF strife,
Or lettering near where happy children play;
Unnindful lie 0f others hopes and fears
Careless he wauders on the lessening years.
When sunDeams clotne in beauty all the ear. h,
Changing to tiny stars tile grassy dew,
And wake the fragrant flowers To instant birth
Painting each petal with a rainbow hue.
Beneath some shade the youth. reposing lies,
And dreams that all the worlds paradise.
Warm in his feelings, generous ID thought
He greets bis fellowmen with kindly grace;
Suspects no wrong, believes In all he's taught,
And sees friend In every smiling face;
Imaglnes truth within the hafterer's breast,
And thinks that virtue lives in all the rest
But soon the pathway narrows rough and Steep
The gathering clouds thick brooding darkness
shed;
The Hghtnings fash, the winds around him sweep,
And rending thunders crash above his head;
Painting before the blast he breathes a curse,
And thinks a tyrapt rules the universe
Alas. how rude the shock experience brings:
How sad the loss Of faith in human kinds
The guileless notes that only memory sings
But wake the wish that Fate has left US blind;
The youth discovers truth TO be part
And virtues forms but specimens on art
J. d. Stewart In New York Tribune.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12

II am going to tell you one thing that
is very important, and that is that every
pain which any animal suffers just be-
fore dying poisons the meat, said George
T. Angel, president for the Massachu-
sets Society for the Prevention of Cruel
ty to Animals, in an address TO the chill
dren Of the Boston public schools and
published in Our Dumb Animals.
'.If you wound bird and don't kill it,
every minute its meat is growing worse.
tsIf you catch an animal IN steel trap.
every minute it stays there its meat il
growing worse.
'sSome hunters viii not eat the meat Of
a deer that has been run and worried by
dogs. but only Of those which have been
killed BY what is called stin hunting
that i, which are shot and killed, and
80 don't suffer much before they die
And 80 it is in transportation and
slaughtering all suffering just before
death poisons the meat.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12

1t is not often that a lawyer receives
other recognition Of his services in be-
half Of a client than retainer and fee.
The feeling Of NEST when they get
through with a member of the legal fra
ternity is more akin to sorrow than
gratitude. A Court street attorney has
had contrary experience. One of his
clients, an Irish woman, who had been
indicted several times, but never con-
victed, dropped in on him with a pres
ent. 1t was a handsome silk muller.
''But you've already paid me, Mary,
said the lawyer. s'Niyir mind. sor, she
replied, '.but tuck it around your foine
throat an kape your tongue glib. for
may made thin agin. Boston Traveller,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12

at an afternoon wedding. even when
the bride wears white, the groom should
not wear a dress suit, but instead a
black fr0ck coat, black vest, colored
striped trousers and pearl colored gloves
The groom also wears white flowers in
bis buttonhole. The newly married pair
can leave the guests in the dining room
while they get ready for their journey.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12

A social club in Boston organized
forty-six years ago never had any dis
agreements on politics, religion, the cur
rency, the Indian question, love, mar
rage, or the hereafter, but when asked
to test and report on batch Of mince
pies a hot dispute arose, an open rupture
followed and the club disbanded to meet
no more.-Deroit Free Press.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12

The deepest lake in the world is Lake
Baikal, in Siberia. Its area of over 1000
square miles makes it about equal TO
Erie in superficial extent; it, enormous
depth Of between 1000 and $500 feet
makes the volume Of it, waters almost
equal to that Of Lake Superior. Al
though its surface il $50 feet above the
sea level its bottom is nearly 5000 feet
below it.-Exchange.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12

Queen Victoria's favorite dish for din
ner is well done beef, with which she
usually takes glass Of champagne. Her
ordinary breakfast consists of coffee OK
cocoa and mullins, Of which she j. very
fond.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12

The method Of treating wine by cleo
tricity, devised in France, destroys the
fermentation. 1t is thought that light
wines that cannot be exported, owing to
being ruined by fermentation, can by
this process be sent abroad without dan
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12

In Caracas, dogs, cats and jerboas are
often noticed to get nervously active
Just before a shock and Immediately
before the Riviera earthquake Of 1881
horses were repeatedly noticed to lay
their ears back and refuse to be quieted.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-02-12
c. 7. NJ o. US
/ FARMERS EMPORIUM, /
t-~ - - -
Opposite Railroad Station,
WOODBURY. M J.
FARM MACHINERY

OUR stock Of farm machinery consists Of everything from
~ Reaper and Binder to Shovels, Forks and Hoes,
and the product Standard Manufacturers The Osborne
Buckeye Mowers and Binders the makes that hold
their places at the head Of the list against all competitors We
have the Syracuse South Bend Bsse and Gold Medal Pows
Little Diamond Spring Tooth Iron Age Dixie and Syracuse
row. Darne Marker Thomas Hay Rake and Tedder Champion
Rakes Dunham Steel Land Roller Ross Feed Cutter for hand
power Genesee Valley Corn Shelter and also agents
for all OF S. L. Aliens Planet Jr implements
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-11

For every dollar received by the Gazetf
in subscription to its weeklEs nliob ~ e.
ira copy for one - Be sent to any
ad4H1Gn(Ehated outside the state, or
sSSs6 COPIES for one year will be sent outside
the state.