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Near the capital IL the nations beautiful cit

Near the capital is the nations beautiful city
OF the dead. In it awaiting the last trump lie
the bodies of many whose fame the republic
will never let die. Other heroes are buried in
different places throughout the land which they
assisted to save. There is, in shame be il said ],
disposition in some of these places to treat
the sacred dead with neglect. The body
of the great commander lies in the city OF New
York, without a monument and in the neigh
borhood Of things not to be alluded to In the
hearing Of ears polite. There is no prospect
that the people of New York viii ever build the
proposed monument Immersed as they are in
trade, including the trade Of politics, the citys
spirit is too gross and material to see a senti-
mental duty, certainly too gross to arouse itself
and perform that duty il seen. Else
where buried under circumstances of outward
respect, repose the dust Of Sherman, Of Thomas
and of many others less distinguished but
worthy Of adequate and imposing sepulture
where their late comrades and the world may
read their lives in their epitaphs and be filed
with the glory Of their example. One Of the
duties that are intrusted by the American peo-
pie to the Fifty-second Congress is that Of pro-
viding for the removal Of the body of General
Grant to Arlington cemetery and the erection
of o noble monument to his memory which
will speak the gratitude and admira-
tion of all his countrymen. Connected
with that imminent duty is another
task no less sacred, if less urgent. Arlington
Is the spot where, in the sight of the grea:
Offices Of government and the river Washing
ton loved, and not far from his tomb and nearer
still to his majestic monuments, the tall white
shaft and the beautiful, ever-prospering capt.
tai Of the republic, the mortal part of the
heroic comrades Of Ulysses 8. Grant should lie.
Let their countrymen and admirers from the
whole world come here as to the Mecca of lib
erty. Why should these heroes who fought to-
gether and saved the Union together repose in
isolation, where the lesson Of their heroism is
half lost on the generations as they arise? Tho
cemetery at Arlington, the most beautiful and
impressive of all national cemeteries, Is the
fitting place for the final sculpture Of the ma
tons mighty dead Arlington might we'll be
made the republics Westminster Abbey, where
the great who have lived and died for their
country, or who have by peaceful arts honored
and blessed it, may be laid to rest in recogni-
tion Of q national loss and az the final and
browning act Of earthly fame.
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When republicans in discussing coming pres
sdeniial candidates declare that they are for the
administration they should be required to in.
dictate explicitly whether they have in mind the
White House or the State Department
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The reports that her republican delegation to
the next convention may be a little scattering
as to purpose is no reflection on Kentucky. She
has never yet made any especial boast Of tina,
branch Of politics.
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Chauncey N. Depew's tribute to Parnell is
noteworthy for its eloquence and also for its
discretion A tribute to ..the uncrowned king,
before his death might have been valuable to
some Of the workers in Irish politics as well
Is embarrassing to Mr.. Depew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

One OF the beautiful things developed by the
hustle for the convention is the sisterly affec-
tion and cooperation shown by st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
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One Of the curious things developed by the
rivalry for convention honors il how a pho
tographer can make q two-story railway eating
house look like two-hundred-room hotel
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Senator PETER and Congressman Simpson
might take advantage of the recent snow fall in
Kansas to go out and leave la few footprints
just to see how they will look on the sands OF
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

The allegations among delegates that money
is being used to influence the location OF the
convention are premature. This should not be
COMPOUNDED with an election.
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The only way to give universal satisfaction
viii be TO hold the convention on some the
osophic principle by which it can be present in
several cities at once,
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kudyard Kipling declares that his mother is
the wittiest woman in India. Her sons style
of expression would indicate his profound be-
lief in the doctrine of heredity.
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New Yorks experience with the Worlds Fair
should warn her against expecting to secure
the convention by calmly resting on state
ment Of superior fitness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

II is lonesome prominent politician who
hasn't enjoyed the honor Of mention for Sec
ond place on the ticket
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Possibly the best way for New York to secure
rain would be to organize q monster Sunday
school picnic.
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JoB Lor~ Or SHELL Ham Prss

We secured 30 gross Of Shell Hair Pms
called Seconds. +" but you would never
know the reason why. ss they equal the
'Firsts."
They are crimped. straight. curved.
bent tops and round tops. and have been
selling from . 10 ) cents each. Choice
Of the lot. loo. per dozen.
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A MArrrR Or RAPTURE

A MArrrn Or RAPTURE
They ara beauties and
Recently from abroad Their names
Are As fascinating as their appearance. There's
handsome ''HoRTENsE." . comely CATO"
A pretty PRUSSIA"
Alovsly ''LAUDERIcH."
Ar elegant ''LOHENGRIN" and
dashins DON JUAN" Then you may sec
Abesutiful ''BARoNEsE,"
Aradiant MARGUERITE"
rich "RUDENZ."
A trim Trio TRAC,n
natty ''TRAvENTA" and
A taunty "JURENTA"
These are WRAPS. and such wrapsi
To speak simply
But truthfully. we have
Received line Of Wraps such -
Probably never before was shown
In this part of the country. They
Are many in number and
Varied in pattern. Those mentioned
Are but u few of the kinds They
Are for Street. Carriage and
Opera wear. You will fnd
AL the attractive kinds
Opera Capes. Louis XIV Jackets and all
The rest. Furthermore,
We have them at every price and
Grade. You are invited
To give these goods your critical examination.
j. G. Hurou1Ssos.
9O7 PA. AVE. s.a,sF Il
j. a4.z-
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TnAxkseIvIxe OrrrRrxes

THAsksorvrxe Orrrsrxss
IN FINE sILvER-PLArEp WARE.
TOu need any article. for your table We Onsr special
cut prices for this week only:
Roser Bros. Tea Spoons. sl. 10 the half dozen.
Roeer Bros-' Forks. - 2o the half dozen.
Roger Bros. Best Triple Plate Knives. q. IS half
dozen.
Rosa Bros. Bss. Triple Plate Fru, Knives. NJ. 4,
half dozen
Quadruple Plate Butter Dishes. seso
ouadrupls Plate Cake Bashess. e.
ouadruple Plate Baking Dishes. "a
ouadruple Ice Pitchers. e.
Quadrupie Plate Strip Pitchers. ss
ouadruple Plate Soup Tureen. ESQ.
Quadruple Plate 5-piece Tea Set, ela
ouadruple Plste s-piece Tea Set. o..
Quadruple Plate Candelabras. Is.
We only handle the Best Standard Makers and our
stock is immense.
We have some elegant Nut Bowls. Epersnes. Urns
Afserdinner Coffee Sets Punch Bowls. &C.. in fancy
designs. from els to ESQ.
ALL ENGRAVING FREE OF CHARGE.
r. HARMS Co.
nO2s,a4&25 COR. 7TH AND NV.
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WILLIAM II. McKNEw,
1913 Pa. ave. NV.

TIE MONUMENTAL
s37 and so Est NV
Fine Millinery. cloaks. Hosiery. Gloves. DC.
THREE DAYS SALE
OF Hosiery. Merino Underwear and COrsets at ercsp-
tional values.
CLoAKs.
The following figures viii convey idea Of prices
| and worth:
g. Worth $50. sl4. Worth eco.
ss. Worth sl2. sao. Worth s.s.
sl0. Worth sl6. saS Worth s35.
Also hundreds from 80. IS upward.
Misses and Children's Jackets and New markets,
including only the newest textures made desirable.
'A'H'0nA0s Styles FUR capEs
A..........---s5.4s As. sll.9s. sI3.5O. sI..5o. s25
worth....-.-.. ss. sl5, els. s25. s35
MILLINERY. -.
MIDwINTER STYLES OF IMPORTED BoNNETs.
ROUND HATS AND ToQUEs.
Just received. an importation of New Midwinter
Styles of Dress Bonnets and Toques; also designs
Of Evening and Visiting Bonnets and Hats at
low prices.
SPECIAL VALUES IN HATS.
Fine French Felt Hats in a variety Of dress shapes.
Black and all coiors. at............. sis IS
FELT HATS
In large variety Of shapes. Black and all colors
from % to 75c. About one-half of former price.
Fine Ostrich TIPS in all colors at &c. . bunch.
Real value. 81 TO el25.
Fancy Feathers and Flowers. Ostrich Prince OF
Wales tips. from 25c. upward.
Blackbrds. formerly IS and 5oc. nov 2 for DC.
SILK Velvet in Black and ali colors at a.. os,
formerly e. yard.
surah Silk and snk Plush at 4sc. one-hslf former
price.
5000 PIECES RIBBoNs-s.oOo PIECES
The largest and most select assortment Of RIB
hons in the city, in every width. color quality
for fancy work. millinery and dress trimming and
onefourth below the regular price. from No to No.
%.
HANDKERCHIEFs-sPECIA SALE
Ladies' Linen Lawn. embroidered and scalopeA
edge. at 19c and Pc. Regular price. BE and ssc
soc.
Ladies' All linen. Two for o5c Regular price. PC.
each.
Ladies' All-linen Initial Handkerchief Two for &c.
GLovEs-UNUsUAL PRICES.
All the best which import. Also the best p and p.
the Paris the Poster For both ladies and gentlenea
Every pair warranted and fitted 20 the hand.
For oT Few isw DAYS the Foster Hoot Glove At rs
For days sbutton Suede, regular 81. 4s ~ e1.
For lev days Ladies Atwood Gloves II 25c. Never
sold under Soc
COLONY OF DOLLS.
eoodsized Baby with pretty eyes and hair at 1oc,
worth 30c. With KID bodies. lie. worth 25c. up 20
no23-2t. THE MONUMENTAL
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IF ! Z. |, E.. 4 ! g. Is +. i:
sle-sI4 7TH ST.
| THANKSGIVING ITEMS
| MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY ONLl
EILL THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS IN oUI
| PARI0tlS DEPARTMENTS HOLD GOOD. Ar
TER WEDNESDAY TIE REGULAR PRICE,
| PREVAIL. EACH AND EVERY ITEM rs A
SPECIAL IN ITSELF
A CAREFUL INSPECTION NAY PROVE A
MONEY LIVER FOR YOU.
NO OLD STOCK.
NO ODD LOTS.
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
MILLINERY.
75c ladies'. Misses and Childreus Trimmed We've,
Top Sailors. silk ribbon bands. at
best quality American felt. in all colors. at
q. 10 Wide Brimmed Trimmed Knox or Narrasan.
sett Sailors, in all colors, silk ribbon band. with
buckle. At
s5 Trimmed Hats and Bonnets. 100 styles to selec,
| from. in all the latest styles. at
s31o.
% Ladies'. Misses and children's Refer Style
Jackets full length. good quality chevot. with silk
frog fastenings or buttons. tailor made. at
s39S
IS Ladies' and Misses Fur-trimmed Jackets. full
length. good quality Black chevot with fur or silk
frog fastenings, full Of fur entire length Of
ment. tailor made, at
$40 Ladies' and Misses Genuine Astrachan Fur.
trimmed Jackets. full length good quality cheyiot,
silk frog fastenings. tailor made bound seams. at
e7.4s.
HOSIERY.
19c. Richelieu Ribbed Hose. fancy tops, boot pat.
terms in Tans Grsys. Blues and Browns, At
10c.
2lc. Misses and Children's Fast Black Hose derby
ribbed, full length size from to on solid Black
or White feet. at
2c Ladies' Boot Pattern Hose warranted "a st colors
novelty striped diamond Black boot, extra quality in
all colors. at
81 Silk Plated Hose. fancy striped extra long. in
all shades, at
8, 81, . and 81.
DRESS TR1MMINas.
All our Soc Braid at &c.
All our 3Sc. Braid at PIC.
All our 19c. Braid at 1Qc.
AL our 12c. Braid at &c.
All our &c. Braid at sc.
Special drive in Jet Edgine, &c. yard.
AL our Sc. Buttons at Zoe.
All our 25c. Buttons at l5c.
All our 15c Buttons at &c.
All our 1Oc Buttons at SC.
All our &c. Buttons at &c.
6-inch Rope Fringe at 81 10
13-inch Rope Fringe at sI.9a
Peacock Feather Trimming. 81. so to e. 10.
Full assortment Coat Loops. 25c.
coRsETs.
69c. satseen Corsets in all colors extra long. full
boned. glove fitting, c. B. make We have Just re-
ceved so dozen Of the above Sstteen Corsets aud will
sell them for the three special days at
sc. Corset style o. which Is equal to q great many
q Corsets in C0ut Corset full boned. glove tting
We are DESTROYS Of closing out the following num-
bers Of the c. D. a la Spirite Corset:
No. 27o. sold for 81. No 272 sold for 81. %. No.
279. sold for $1.39. No. PSI. sold for s1.25.
Your choice at
Sc.
The above lot are all broken sizes.
The above special prices hold Eood for
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY
* I'll Gee ssss
K * ii n Mn Coo ssss
ERE Err 4 + 4 $S'SS S E.
+ 4 4 ILL 4 Geo ZEE 80 ~
1t s12-sl4 SEVENTH STREET.
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CoME
HANKSGIvINGs
DIV
LASsBuReH & Bro.

LANsBURGH 4 Bro.
Eat your NKsGIv-
ING DINNER from q
new cloth. You Will rel
ish it more. We have
liked prices SO that all
can AFFORD this luxury.
That we carry as large q stock Of
TABLE BELONGINGS as can be
found anywhere. for we have been
supplying the largest HOTELS and
PROPRIETORS OF BOARDING
HOUSES with their Table Fittings for
years and years. We will not 10 into
detail to tell you what we show. be-
cause most OF you ought to know It;
and DO KNOW it; but these are
special in the broadcast sense of the
term, and We wish you. IL at all in
terested. to see us and wonder with
the crowd how this can be done.
16O doz. of 16-inch Linen Lunch
Doylies, 4Oc. doz.
500 doz. Of lS-inch Plaid Lunch
Doylies, t5Oc. a doz.
100 doz. Of 1S-inch Damask Lunch
Doylies. Csc. doz.
2SO doz. of 3. Cream Damask Doy-
lies. 75c. doz.
100 doz. e Bleached German Dam
ask Napkins. Special price, &l.OO
doz.
175 doz. 81 Bleached German Dam.
ask Napkins. Special price, $I25
doz.
100 doz. z Bleached German Dam
ask Napkins. Special price, $l.15
doz.s
Size. 1896 Irish Huck Towels,
1okc.
Size aO14o Irish Huci Towels. 1sc.
e2.OO dox.
Size 2Ox40 Irish Hemmed Huck
Towels. pc. 81. 20 doz.
Size 2lx42 Irish Huck Towels, 2oc.
g. 80 doz.
Size 23x46 Extra Huck Towels,
25c.
sixe 22x44 Fine Knotted Fringe
Huck Towels. Poe.
Size 2lx42 Knotted Fringe German
Damask Towels. &c. $3.50 doz
Size 20xlO Hemstitched Euck
Towels, 25c.
Size 2?,44 Fine Hemmed Huck .
Towels, pc. 1926 doz.
Size 22x44 Fine German Dauask
Towels. Special price. Poe.
Colors: Pink and Blue Red-Goli
and plain White.
Size 23x46 Extra Fine Open Work
Damask Towels. Soc.
COlors: Yellow. Salmon, Blue and
Pink and plain White.
Size 1Sx36 Unbieached Turkish
Towels. 12hc.
Size 22x46 Bleached English Turk
ish Towels. pc. 40 -
Size 26x54 English Bath Towels,
&c., in Bleached and Brown. - ..n
BARRIERS would do well to get
our es mates on Crash. ~
Towels. &c. We can
save you money.
OUT-OF.TOWN PEOPLE can or.
der through
our Mail Or.
der Depart
ment.s It's
good way
to reach rs.
ALI orders
will receive
careful and
conscien.
tlOus con-
sideration.
/. E.. / a 4 . III ! i :: :: ::
e Fl Fl u Fl Fl Fl l E! Is: ri
Il. E +: Fl ] { )
noo3 40. 4s2. 424. lee 7rH ST. NV.
DOYs' PLUSH POLO CAPS. SATIN II
OPlush Top Polo Csps. sstrachan band, satin
2oc. BLUMsS.
no21-2t. 145-747 9Th ct.
I ADIEs, BLACK CHEvIOT COATS, O. Is.
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CH1FFoN1ERs,

Their prices were really low
enough and it seems a pity to
make them lower. yet necessity
knows no law" and they must be
sold.
No. go, Chifonier and Ward
robe combined. was $50 now s:sa
No. l35. Chiffonier, was $3.50;
now S37. so.
No. AZ. Chiffonier. was s7o;
now $50.
No. 107. Chifonier. was SO;
now ESQ.
No. 81. Wardrobe and Writing
Desk combined. was s75; now
S45.
No. 104. Chifonier. was 500:
now AZ
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III kHI|E|:.S IS ::
E. E. 1! 4 / |. /. Y
? EEE TIT TIT EER sRR
{ E.. l. /. + + {. Fl +

IN pursuance VITA our asisai crssop,
TIC store ,cfH b. oiesod al daV Thanss-
eiriaO Dag. lo1 oaa assis IN saakiAo
this custom uafrersai b. shopping naes-
aagaad "Wednesday.
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Fire items-which speak - forcibly a.
i've hundred.
First item. Ladies' Sc. Cashmere
Hose for PIC.
Second item. Ladies' 4Sc. Past Black
Fleece-lined Hose for 35c
Third item. Ladies' &c. Extra heavy
Balbrigyan Hose for pc.
Fourth item. Boys Fast Black Extra
heavy Bicycle Hose, double knee, heel
and toe. Sizes up to l0inch. Only 25c.
per pair.
Fifth item. Children's New-ersde Fast
Black Ribbed Hose BIC. per pair-best
quality yet sold for the price.
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L ARLOR SUITES.

L ARLoR SUITES.
We have dozen or 30 odd suites
which We will close out at less
than cost. In one or two cases
they show handling. but where
such Is the case We have made
more than o proportionate re-
duction-
No. 50. Tapestry Suite. 6 pieces,
cherry frame, was s53. 80; now
S3S.
No. 200. one Elegant Over
stuffed Rug Parlor Suite, g pieces,
was Sl15; now $lOO.
No. "a, one Elegant French
Tapestry Suite. Of light colored
effect. pieces. slightly shop
worn. was s215; now $50
No. 81. Elegant Rug Over.
stuffed Suite. . handsome pieces,
vas $50: now sl5o.
No. 1o1, Heavy Leather Over
stuffed Library Suite, tan colored,
large comfortable pieces. was
$500: now Sl45.
No. 5O7, one Elegant Silk Bro
eatelle Parlor Suite, richly no.
holstered, overstuffed, was s275;
now ESQ.
D1vANs.
There are many other Divans
reduced. but these are the most
conspicuous bargains:
No. 2o6. OverstutYed Plush
Divan, was s43. 80; now s2J.
No. 80. one Elegant Gilt Divan
upholstered. was e55; now ESQ.
No. "a, one Elegant Gilt Diyau,
was s55; now $50.
lCAs1NETs.
We pick out these as ilustra.
tions Of the many others
No. sS2. one exquisite Gilt
Cabinet. Was s125 now SIS.
No. 235. one MAGNIFICENT Ma.
hogany Cabinet. large size. Was
$40; now slO0.
IODD CHAIRS.
In these the reductions are IN.
usually great.
No. 153. Gilt Chair. was SIS;
now $3.50.
No. 155. Git Reception Chair,
| upholstered in plush. WAS s27 80;
| now el375.
No. 213. Gilt Reception Chair.
richly upholstered, odd shape,
| was s45; now e25.
1 NOTE--Our magnificent stock
OF Carpets will not be reduced, 40
no lower prices than ours prevail
in this city.
To those who may not Be- aware
Oft We beg to say We have but
| one price" which u plainly
marked on the goods, and You
4 can readily see the extent Of the
/ reduction made. This Removal
Sale" Oilers an exceptional oppor.
/ tunfty to secure Christmas gtfts
ofFurniture. &C.. practically ct
| cost Of manufacture.
| JuLrus LAxssuaeH.
| F ST. Near l3rH Sr. N.
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The handsome window display ,eis
more about Fans than we could put into
column. You will ind therein every
thing leastwise desirable. An especially
elegant line of Fans for s1ft purposes.
In the same window Is given a prscii-
cal illustration OF our elegant s,ock Of
Extracts and Perfumeries. We made up
our minds in opening this department
that IL should lie second TO non. IN the
city. You will md therein the best
products of the worlds most renowned
perfumers In all the rsrest aud most
fragrant doors We are selling an excsl-
lent Extract at DC. per ounce.
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.S1DEBoARps.

These are ''odd" pieces, Of
which we have but one. and in a
few cases two, Of kind. They
are Large Solid Oak Sideboards,
handsomely carved. in attractive
designs and finished with elegant
mirrors
No. 217. Sideboard. was s34. so;
now S23. 80.
No. 20. Sideboard. was s4S,
now $50.
No. l01. Sideboard, was 500:
now eco.
No. 102. Sdeboard. was s1Oo;
now s6o.
No. 103, Sideboard, was Sl1O;
now $40.
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While We carry an excellent line OF
ladies' Furnishing, such as Glov-s,
Hosiery. Handkerchief. Underwear.
Corse,s. Ribbons. Neck~ezr. prurxi-t
sundries. Small Wares. &C. Clcsks and
Suits are our prs-eminsHf spccaai;icz.
80 much 10. IN fact. that We are lest
known a. an Exclusive Closk and suit
House. which noa-dc-S DiHme is due 10
the fac; that we carry the largest and
most extensive variety 81 exclusive
novelties" in high grade garments
shown in the city.
There is hardly day during the fall
ana winter but that we are receiving
new styles and during the next few days
We shall receive an unusually larce
number. bought expressly for Thanks
swing. as many husbands tale occasion
on that day 20 present their wives with .
new winter Wrap.
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We still have q small quantity left Of
the special lots" Of Ribbons, with
which We created such Iurore the past
week. All are fourth less than regular
prices.
Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons. at 19.
2o. 30 and 39c.
Peau de Sole Ribbons. As and Coo.
Fancy Millinery Ribbons. Is, 80 and
co..
Faille Franchise Ribbo ms. 10 and Soc.
Silk Velvet for Millinery, ell colors,
9Sc. TO s3. As per yard.
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81 yards long. h. q and 81. "a Der psir: resus;
'; nosi 3 and sasS -74s.1 Ss559 s,s g =.
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We didn't like TO. but were compelled
to do it. We sold out of the French
Soaps in q hurry. so rather than disap-
point you We have added about Is dozen
Julie ct Gle French savon de Toilette
Soaps. handsomely wrapped in crepe
paper and bound with Powered bands.
Violet and number Of other odors.
We're 25c.. now lie. per cake. These
Soaps cost US more than this at whole
sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

JuLrus LAxssuaeH.
F ST. Near l3rH Sr. N. w.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-12-04
HILLS LATEST EXPLOIT.

1t has been wonder to many people
why Governor Hill, of New York,
clings to the governorship so long
after his election as United States
senator. Most men in such position
would have resigned on the 4th day of
March last. Many would have re-
signed Immediately upon their cleo
tion to the Senate, but Gov. Hill has
coolly kept hold of both plumes, and
it is given out that he will not vacate
the governors chair until his time ex-
pires on the first of January next.
But it is no longer mystery why he
has retained his hold upon that office.
1t has been disclosed by the fact that
ne wanted to engineer the job of steal
ing the legislature of New York for
the Democrats.
The Republicans elected a clear
majority in the state senate. Through
the death of Republican senator,
and the failure of the Governor to call
special election, that body will be-
come Democratic. 1t is claimed that
the deceased senator was not legally
elected and that the certificate should
go to his opponent.
Had such thing happened and a
Republican governor refused to call a
special election, what a howl would
have gone up from the Democratic
press of the country. But in this case
they have nothing to say, except that
not being member of the board OF
scanvasSers, he is not in a position to
help steal seat, as he has been &C
cused. But he has been in position
where he welded vast influence, and
threw it in favor of the steal. From
the beginning of his career he has been
a most INSCRIPTIONS politician, and
in this last act has proven to Tam
many his willingness to be it's most
servile tool.