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LADIES, Extra FINE BA1pn1eoaS

HOSE, with extra high spiiced heels. Doubls
toes. Made of the finest selected EGYPTIAN
COTTON. Regular price everywher SEC. OUR
SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICE Sc. pair.
LADIES' 40 GAUGE CLUSTER AND RICH
ELIEU RIBBED HOSE, WARRANTED FAST
BLACK. Double heel and toes Regular ,ric,
3Sc. REDUCED TO 2ac. pair.
LADIES' EXTRA FINE FAST BLACK
HOSE. with high spliced heels and double toes
Regular price 3cc. OUR SPECIAL PRICE
pc. pair.
10 STYLES OF LADIES' BOOT PATTERN
HOSE. last BLACK BOOT with fancy col
ored upper SPECIAL PRICE 2Jc. pair
l. STYLES OF LADIES' HOSE IN FRENCH
Isle. FAST BLACK BOOT AND SOLID
colored uppers in all OF the shades. DROP
STITCH OR PLAIN. Regular value 1oc Our
SPECIAL PRICE ACC pair.
LARGE LINE OF CHILDREN'S FAST
BLACK RIBBED HOSE. with double heel and
toes. all sizes. Regular price DC TO 45c. OUR
PRICE FOR ALL SIZES 2:5c. pair.
v. B.-Thesc are unusually good hose for
school children.
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BnopHrADs WosprsruI BARGAINS.

! case e, 600 yards) STANDARD Ice. BLEACHED
COTTON AT &c. PIECE, &c. PER YARD.
bieaeheo rsluos SnSe.'nx .oes' maax,' Iosc'
Dress Goods from Lawns 2, Jhe Rerysrd TO Silk
Ing market prices
Table Dalnask Towels. Napkins. Bed Spreads. HIan.
kets aud Comforts at iobbers' prices.
Great bargains In Hosiery. Gloves. Notions and I'm
DR.. warmers and Balls and r. G. Corsets CSC.
The Monarch u. % IAundered Shirt. &c.
Entire stock NJ q sacrifice.
BRODHEAD 4 Co recently on st.
Double stores. 1919 and 1921 l4fh 1t. near ..
Established 1SU7. au.S&l5ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

The Secretary Of the Treasury extends the
time-linit for the presentation of the AZ per
cent bonds for extension at per cent Some
of these outstanding bonds will be extended at
the proposed rate, while others will be paid out
OF available funds if presented. The probabiIi-
ties that Of the s27, SOC. 900 outstanding the
treasury will not be called upon to pay any
amount that will embarrass the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02
Special attention 0iren TO mail orders.
W. A. PIERCE & Co..
Successors TO Z. G. Davis.
5l9 Market Space.
Corner 9Th street.

TWO PARTICULAR POINTS OF ADvANT.
AGE IN OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
IT IS YOUNG
AND LARGE. and at the same time very
select. 1t is great advantage for you to buy
from stock of goods that's ENTIRELY NEW.
You are certain then that you will not have any
Old styles poked at you, and it is also very
great advantage to buy goods of this sort from
large stock. and especially one that is selected
by careful buyer. You will find only the
choicest styles and MOST RELIABLE MAKES
and DYES in OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Our purchase of FALL HOSIERY has been very
large, aud we have already received many o.
the EARLY FALL EFFECTS. a few OF which
We quote today.
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STRASBURGER'S.
44 and 406 18th st.

TIE Procession Is GETTING
LONGER
still further partial list Of druggists who are
''n line" on TERRA FIRMA SOAP for the feet:
X. 4. Butts cor. 4th and Mass. ave. NV.
II. II. johnson, 10th and SITS. n.
W. c. Williams. cor. 1st and II SITS. NV.
+. H. Waite. cor. 10th and L SITS. NV
W. A. Conway, :G35 st. Sc.
John L. Bates, cor, 18th and X SITS. NV.
Geo. Woodbridge. cor. A. ST. and Md. ave. sw.
p j. Fitzgerald. cor Az and SITS. s.
V. Hugo Eisenbeiss, 20l 9TH st. sw.
wm Berlin. 500 18th ST. NV.
Andrew Bur2a. cor. 10Th and Q SIS. NV.
L. MackalI x Bro. I41S 14th st. NV.
C. i. Heller. 2l24 l4th ST. NV.
Holt Eppley. 14th and Stoughton SITS. NV.
John Gray, l.sss. st. s.w.
Jas T. Hoskins. cor. South Capitol and SITS. 9. ".
II. A. Mallan. cor. North Capitol and L SITS. ne.
J. n. Paine Co.. North Capitol and SITS. n. w.
Don't be skeptcal on everything. There are some
useful hish-class Toilet Articles. and Terra FirIna
Soap for the feet Is Of them 1t Ia boon peo-
pie who troubled with tender, painful. sweaty
feet. 1t WILL cure them. Sold By all principal
druggists. 1yl3-n, Ss.lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

From clearing away the debris of wrecked
building up to erecting a monument to the
leading Union hero of cur times, New York's
step is slow and uncertain. Judging from the
tone of her newspapers she is disguised with
herself, as she certainly has cause to be in the
Park place matter. A new New York with g
little monumental public spirit is what il
wanted between the North and East rivers.
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sHwe are open until 8 O'Clock.
SUGGESTIONS In LINEN
srfP ZEE FRI ERR ERR ERR Tf-ss'.
PPP EE BRR BRR w 'sss
II ZEE 4 4 4 3 I sSss

II you are home from the summers outing you ar,
ready to buckle on the housekeeping again. Re
member, it is always easier you the thing
TO do with What is Linen in the parapheuslia ,ce car
suppiy-as well as anybody--and we wouldn't wonde
In some cases to better advantage. At all events
what We say is Linen you candepend upon 10 LINEN
pure and PERFECT And when it comes to table decora
ton there are some sets just IN stock that
handsome as any patterns you ever saw. Particular
will be interesting.
HUCK TOwELS-PURE IRISH LINEN.
1896 inches-S1. so dozen.
2Ox40 inches-with colored borders a. 40s
dozen.
.2x46 inches-white and colored borders-s3
and IS. 60 dozen.
23x46 inches-Plain White birdeye-s6
dozen. 20x42 nches-Plain white with hem
stitched open work-Si so dozen.
23x46 inches-Huck with hemstitchinc-sBa
dozen. 26x46 inches-Plain White birdeye
with Damask borier-se a dozen.
DAMASK TOWELS-Pure Ltnea
2Ox4o inches-Colored border. and kpotted
frnge-S3 a dozen.
23x42 inches-Fancy coiorei borders with
knotted fringe-ai 90 and 81 q DOZEN
Large sizes-s7.5 30 and s9 dozen.
2dIi6 inches-Pain White or Light Blue and
Yellow borders-$9a dozen.
2s1i6 inches-P;ain White with Damask
borders-Sl2 dozen.
NAPkINS-P Pure Linen
y bleached-Sl and 81. 80 a dozen.
"a and A-Shamrock and Ivy Leaf patterns
81 and 81 30 dozen.
- sizes at So 81. So 90. s3 so, 81 IS.
So. 81. 49, sl2. SIS. els and eco dozen.
q size at IS. SO. Sl2. SIS and SO
dozen.
TABLE DAMAsK-Pure Linen.
Pure Irish B!eached Damask-
G4-nch-50c. yard.
GSnch-1Jc. q yard.
I2-inch-S1, II. %, 81 so and go yard.
1O4-Shamrock pattern-S2 yard.
y and u Napkins to with it-s2 and
S3.50a dozen.
Cream Damask-50c.. &c. 15c and 81 a yard.
FRUIT CLOTHS
Cardinal - plain or with Black and White
borders-54. 6 4.S-4, lo-4. l2-4 andl4 at:5Oc.,
81. sl.50. ~. e.. so, g. a. SO and S. each.
We have the same patterns by the yard-to
cut in lengths to suit-oOc.. 1oc. and 81
yard.
Doylies to match
BED L1NENS-Pure Linen.
Belgian Pillow. Bolster and sheetinS Linens
C2Ec. to 81. d0a yard.
22x31-iuch Pillow Cases-S2 pair.
2IX3Sinch Pillow Cases-S2. 25 pair.
12-inch Bolster Cases-Sl so and 81. rs each.
2hx25s Sheets-S6 q pair. With . superior
quality (same sze) IS pair
We lay great deal Of stress on the wo I'd PURE. Sc
much tina. has the appearance OF linen not-.hst our
assurances take all nstrust out Of your buying
here We not game for the Jobs" that food the
auction rooms, We want to knop the ''pedigrec" Of
all We offer you-Hap-hazard purchases are not
wholly reliable. OURS Is ALWAYS SELECTED
STOCK.
sEATON PERRY,
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Secretary Foster viii meet the New York
bankers tomorrow. He is il position to do
the listening, and the circumstances make il
Incumbent on the New York financial gentle
men to DO the talking. There is certainly moth
ing especially undigniied for the government
in such an attitude.
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RIBBONS.

RIBBONS.
II you have not those Ribbons We advertised .
few days since you want to do right soon The
sortnent is still complete but can't say for how long
They all pure s:lk-extra hne quality chsvron gros
grain
No. .. Sc. I'd. No. IL. i5c I'D. Nc. l6 Iec I'd .,
which is Just one-half taeir value.
FLOWERS.
We are closing out all Flowers at one-haf prices
discount of 30 per cent Of any Of them
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

Gov. Campbell's illness Is deeply to be re-
GREETED, not only on account of the governor.
but on account of the interesting questions
which are pending in the Ohio campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

IL is too bad that the geological gentlemen's
other engagements compelled them to forsake
the giittering mineral treasures of Rock Greek
Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

North Dakota hash been state very long. but
she comes right to the front with fifty million
bushels Of wheat, not TO merton all the mod
cru improvements in divorce procedures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

IMPORTANT SALE
TURKISH TERRY BATH WRAPS.
Suitable for ladies' or gentieDuens rear.
Do you know the genuine solid comfort to be
had from one Of these garments? Only a short
time since this pleasant acquisition to the ward
robe was looked upon as luxury to be the pos
session only of the more favored. Nou the
prices ere so iop tina. anybody can own one
They are without doubt positive luxury-a:-
most a necessity. Did you ever wear ones If
not, now is the time to own one for less than
ever before. and il once used it will be cher
ished as a tried friend" Then. they are not
only indispensable in going TO and from you.
bath room. but they are made in such rich COL
ortngs that they can be used
FOR THE NURSERY,
FOR THE SICK ROOM,
FOR STEAMER TRAVELLING,
FOR THE RAILWAY COACH,
FOR MORNING AND NIGHT USE GENER.
ALLY.
5OO-BATH ROBES. made Of English cotton
terry-choice fancy colorinss-str!pes, plaids
and checks. liberal amount of cioth-with or
without hoods. grdles. &c.
The usual 81 quality only $3.50.
The usual 81. 50 quality only a..
The usual o. 75 quality only s425.
The usual SO. % quality only IS.
The usual $3.50 quality only 1926
The usual 81. so quality only SO.
Mems Department.
a., J.%o
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Poor Gold Dust. No wonder the elephant
became Qnr2ly- IL was doubtless lit of jeal-
Gus rage over tine gold dust competition in the
lsoek creek appraisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

The GuatennAlan newspapers have been crit
kissing Uncle Sara in a way that shows the little
republic is no; oaly quarreisome but imperti-
nept.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

What is the matter with European royalty?
The Empress Of Austria is said to be insane,
the Queen of Roumania dying and the Prince
Of Montenegro suffering from TN incurable
throat disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

Baimseeda cables friend in Europe that he
Is coming. bat neglects TO state what he has
done with Nr. Egaa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

A quinire factory is to be in active operation
for the world fair, and the Chicago papers are
aiready rising to combat the inference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

The sheet iron thunder on the stage may yet
small compared TO the rattle Of tin plate in
Ohio campaign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

Mr.. Porter SAYS that the exact population of
the United States is s., G22, go. but there viii
Lnger that suspicion that some of us got away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

IL is a pity that Proctor Knots famous
Duluth speech could not be adapted to fit the
Rock Creek Park emergencies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

Lieut.. Governor Jones OF New York will play
lone hand for the guberna.orial prize.
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TRAVELLING BAGS.

We have a good assortment of Satchels Of all kinds
yet The imitation alligator. of which sold hun
dreds-the cowhide bag, which quite as popular
the real alligator bag at onehaf the prices usually
asked Here prices They will stand coapari-
with any and come ont on top:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

FALL ARRIVALS.
We have just received . new and complete as
sortment of Waterproof Garments, among
which are some very pretty and stylish effects,
both in shape and material.
Long Cape Garments in new and pretty ma
terials-strpes, plaids and plain zoods-with
high shoulders and fare or turn-down collars
the ideal wet weather garments"
Only el0 each
Long Care Garments Of printed materials
rubber lined-ssveral shspes-very popular,
both in price and shape.
-s2.75. IS and So 50 each
Rubber.lined wool-mi1ed Garments. in choice
patterns. with the popular capes and In the
''Langtry" shape.
go EACH
riety Of patterns. All sizes.
Only Sc each
Misses Gossamers for school wear In numer-
Gus patterns. with hoods and long capss-au
sizes,
-s2 each
children's Fancy-s.riped Gossamers with
capes-au sizes.
I'll. IS each
Every Gossamer cold ,sJ ullv guaranteed.
Third Hoor. llth st. buildins.l
EARLY FAIL Arrivals.
90
Printed Cotton Challis in fancy COLOR ana
designs. for comforts.
&c. . yard
New Mourning Prints,
30. yard
New Dark 0inghams in choice patterns
fast colors.
-121sc. yard
New Dark Outing Cloths In choice pattsrns.
-l2kc. yard
Knicksrbocker suitings in fall shadss-au
dark e{scts-36 inches wide.
-25c. yard
Second floor. 11th st. buildins.)
Two Coop Grove ITEMS.
Ladies' S-button-lsn9th Mousqustairs Suede
Gloves In Tans. Browns and Black with feather
stitch embroidery.
81. Is . pair
Ladies' S-button-length MousQustairs 6usds
Gloves in Tans and Black.
al. % pair
Qnss Aoor. 18th Of. buildins.l
-
WOODWARD L0THRol.
zee 10th. nth and r sts. nv.
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ESxxE
WV ooDwAnp
AND
T
tLLLorHRop.
10TH. nth AND F SITS. NV.
~ Open ersry epenino till O'Clock. "a
ANOTHER DAY
EXTRAORDINARY vALrEa
ANOTHER LINK
IN OUR
ENDLESS CHAIN OF POPULAR
OFFERINGS.
A vIe1LANT OUTLOOK FOR BARGAINS
results in the following. which will have a direct
interest for more people than any other news
gathered by the press today. II lie a simple
Straightforward story Of one OF the mos, i've part
ant events Of the year in the retail dry goods
market. When we SPEAK on the price question
We say something interesting, ard today we
have very special things to tell in respect Of
3 Merchandise that demands your immediate at
tention-if you wonli profit BY our shrevd
buying.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
FINE BED BLANKETS.
Beginning tomorrow We will make grand
special sale of
NORTH STAR" BED BLANKETS.
These goods are made in Minneapolis. Min
nesota. and are the best o. all the good kinds.
For the past five years we have handled these
Blankets. using more each suceee ling season.
Our present order is more than thrice as large
as at any previous time. So i3npoT:ant indeed
has our account become to these mills that they
have allowed us price concession only OBJ
tanned by the largest jO5bers. We therefore
quote prices that would be impossible but for
ourenorinous distributing facilities.
Then we are the only direct purchasers of the
NORTH STAR" BLANKETS in this city,
and are therefore the only house not paying
the middieman's profit.
NORTH STAR. BLANKETS
Size 1o-4-si 90 to 81. 80 pair
ia 5.0oto 1000 4"
l2-4- S. O0to 2I.50 20
l3-4-IS. 90 to 5000 q"
We also show from the same mills complete
line CT WRAPPER BLANKETS. LAP ROBES
and HORSE BLANKETS.
In conjunction with the above we will offer
six hundred pairs
CAPITAL CITY, BLANKETS.
In White and Scarlet This brand is made ex-
pressiy for US. and can't be bought elsewhere
in this city.
''CAprrAL Cry BLANKETS.
1o-4 White. in two weights,
So. 90 and So. 90 pair
ia White in two weights,
--s5. 90 and &c 90 q pair
ia White. in two weights
-s6. so and g. 80 pair
10-4 Scarlet, "a. 90 pair.
ia Scarlet So Goa pair.
LA Scarlet. 5000 pair
c<Notice our mngnfcent display in st.
windo~.
You will find these on Cd floor Of 18th St.
buiidinv)
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OuR New HONE

OUR ANEW xXONE
Is ready for your inspection.
ITS FIVE FLOORS
Are completely stocked with everything that Is new
and desirable in Household Furnishings and is we'll
worth VISIT
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock of Bed Room, Din
ing Room and Office Furniture
OUR SECOND FLOOR
Is to Carpets and contains the latest
and most desirable fall and winter colorings. All
grades.
OUR THIRD FLOOR
Contains stock OF Faror Furniture which for variety
of design and uniform excellence OF material Is not
surpassed by any house in the country.
SOME STARTLING PRICES:
Push or Hair Cloth Parlor Suites. Cash. eos;
credit. $50.
Solid Oak Bed Room Suites. pieces. Cash. sl7;
credit, els.
Poplar Bed Room Suites. pieces. Cash. sl4 credit
SO.
srxFooT OAK EXTENSION TABLE. Cash,
81. %; credit, 81 30.
Eight-toot Oak Extension Table Cash. s5 80 /;
credit SO,
Forty-pound Hair Mattress Cash. g. SO; credit,
aS.
Woven Wire Springs Cash. &C. %; credit 81. so.
Brussels Carpet, yard. Cash. &C. credit, &c.
1nsrain Carpets. yard. Cash. BE credit. 4Oc.
Carpets sewed and laid free OF No charge for
waste in matching.
TERMS:
Easy weekly or monthly payments.
no notes and per discoua. allowed for settle.
rnents IL thirty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

lot of Chi,dren's Bingham Dresses-ases from to
IL Years They were IBIS to Sl.6s.
Closing them out for. ............,.,..SS CENTS
MADRAS AND CHEylOT WAISTS
Only 4 few Of them. They we're ties
S4osAAa eAou Out tof - CENTS.
FLANNEL Shirt Waists for Ladc,-Craau, ground with
eoiored stripes All sizes. They were e. s.
Closing them out for..................<.S Al. %.
e. Bingham Wrappers.
"a. 30 Outing Cloth Wrappers.
~ ~.
o.. 90 s4ttsen Shirt wsists-pIain Black and Black
and White.
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SraAsBuRarR.s
GREAT
NOTION SALE

RIHASBU KEERS
GREAT
NOTION SALE
Vow in full blast Thousand Of BARGAINS displayed in
large show window and twice that many can DO found
inside.
Read this list carefully and note prices:
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LAxsBuReH & Bao.

Today we put on safe in our Upholstery
Department the largest display q Curtains
ever shown in the city o: Washington. IL
has been our snod fortune to have had tho
nrs' choice from tie many different manu.
facturers. Knowing US to be tie largest coz
sumers in wssldngton. they place their
line before US for inspection before soinz to
the Others. and it has enabled Us TO choose
the pretiies; ana most desirable goods
Many of these are cur own exclusive pat
terms and will be shown by 10 other house
in Washington. The coming season We In
wife you all TO come and inspect them Re.
member it will lie no trouble to wait on
you. Come and see what we have
PRICES ARE RIGHT.
We are oferinS you q 3-yard Curtain. all
chenille moquet.e. dsao and frieze. heavy
fringe. top aud bottom. for $3.50. This is
cheaper than any one else can offer You.
We have them in a dozen different colors
still more desirable Curtain at s6.Jo.
s., $50. IS. $3.50. 50 and slo in all the
newest shades. All are very heavily fringed
and al new styles this fail. Not an old
curtain among them.
We have beautiful line of Doube-faoed
Curtains that We are selling at SIS. The
former price was $50.
lot CT Curtains that we carried over from
last spring are here at fully one-haif their
former price. You should see them.
LACE CURTAINS.
As usual we top with these most
neeisui of household furnishings.
We offer You over 200 different styles
to select from. and at the same old
prices as before the tariff bill added
20 per cent to their value: in fact we have
marked great number o: them way below
the market prices. There are no old styles.
bu. all new and fresh goods. as you would
desire.
WINDOW SHADES.
We are the only house in the city carrying
afull line OF Hand-panted Shading and
Kings Best Scotch Holland. An estimate
costs you nothing.
J E., 4 4 ||| II :: ::
e e j Fl :; Is: ): III
-. ED%b E Eh g g
l.. II B x r o o
xsS3 BBB 4 90 -
sci 40. az. 424. 4oo 7TH ST.
DAILY AssouscEMEsrs Or SpEc1Au
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sEATON PERRY.
''PERRY BUiLDiN0,"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Established 1910. 1t
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CAMEL,s HAIR PLArps.

CAMEL,s HAIR PLArDs.
We were fortunate enough to secure a lot Of Cancels
Hair Plaid Dress Goods at much less than the market
Green. Brown, Navy. Cardinal and Black-with plaid
Of contrasting colors. These goods made to sell
the weight ordered a reduction made in the price,
enabling US to sell them at
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS YARD
We haven't great many of these and as they can't
be duplicated would advise an early call.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

The PALAIs ROYAL
A. LIsNER-
Cor. l2sh and Pa. ava see
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DOOKBINDIN0
Il y :; g;.is; n sSsqlSp .aa
ap2o-r Oil 9Th sc. nv.
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G1seu.M DREssEs.

Continued below.)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-10

Il members sf fAe AEaac-
persaSs IA opposing The pEI1e5-
raes OF the orAeE eats T. ofTrs
secret f0EWms. thSn Ia fafE1rp
aad disbAzaE@n1 e the a~a~r
~ asszred Aaa rIlA Is 81 de
q bright hope Of E8erry. fa~
ssrOng effort Of he pafFsat 10
rescae his eszasry f.en fae
throes Of inP@4ziiBE d@s2otsm
NO naa q frzfAfsl1y clare
tA4s al unwertky asatixe iasnSr
ed the e6erfs 0f gA@ E4rmaaw
class 60 @staklsA the govern
measal reforms proposed ~ th@
Alliance II was a. pare aaa
lofty . seaGize1. a. eser sled
tie heart Of p4EFl8t. that whirh
called together the r-pres<ntA-
't~es Of tue people AZ ST. Lauis
and OeaA And ne are paan~S
10 See a movement 30 pr0mi-say
al good TO the eoaatry. and 10
tse farmers who inaagrrated il.
come TO such an uatinely aEa
unfortunate ensf a. that which
the preseas sspeet Of thingS IA
side the order 1ould seen 70
porte0d ESther we must stand
together and hold np the hands
o Efaose re have placed n the
lead, CT q feelin. of Homeless
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