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which, PARASOL Is an imperative need-so IL an
UMBRELLA. The PARASOL you will feel as II
you must chance because fashion has II you
haven't a good UMBRELLA you are buyer now
or ought 20 be-because best" are ~ plenty
aud it is the scarce commodities that are high
Taste selects both. We have trained taste 20
so much like yours that COLLECTION of these
protecting shades" il brulful Of variety you viii
pronounce good
We hope it has cleared fiji It has PARAsoIs own
the right to first mention. Anyway it is pleasanter
TO talk Of pleasant things. You carry-and 10
in touch" with the times-all of these:
Neat STRIPES and PLAIDs. in Gray. Hello
trope. Garnet. Black and Whites -. sl-s5
and s2.
2o-inch sURAH SHADES. with fringed
ruffie, in almost any color-s4.JO.
BLACK LACE. from Ell. 20 to as.
The SMART" NOVELTIES u the season..
from 81 to ss.
2a-inch CHANGEABLE TAFFETA sun
UMBRELLAS. with case in color to match
$3.50
24-inch CHANGEABLE TURKISH SATIN
sun UMBRELLA 81. 80
24-inch TWILL SILK sun UMBRELLAs,
In Garnet. Navy and Water Blue-s3.5
COACHING PARAsoLs-
In PLAIN sURAH aud eros GRAIN SILL
plaid and bordered the new color coInbinA-
tions-s2. 80 and s3.
MOURNING PARAsoLs.
e. %. IS. s3 a.. ~ ard $50
For the Il; TITLE FOLKS " use--5oc.. 75c..
81. sLJ0 and 81.
FOR THE CARRIAGE
I4inch eros GRAIN SILK. with ebony
handles-sl05. MARcELINE SILK LIND
81 and 50. The latter with carved handles.
14-inch TWILLED SILK. with ebony handle
ESQ.
I4-inch sURAH. fancy lace COVERINGS and
SC.
r-,ar- $50 ~. ,,.-. - AL. -, - - a.. M .,,-
UMBRELLAS. We will mention. merely inch
dents" in a long story.
24-ineh GLORIA UMBRELLAS. with natural
sticks-Sl25.
24-inch UNION SILK natural handles-s2.
24-inch ALL-SILk. with natural sticks and
some Of them mourning mounts.
24-inch SILK. with narrow satin striped Dor
ders-i4
ad-inch GLORIA with natural sticks-sl25
26-inch TWILLED GLORIA, handsome nat
ural wood Inountings-s2
20-inch LIsLE spun. with weische and oas
handles-S2- O. and 50.
26-inch WINDSOR SILK. with imported
wood handles-s3 40 and "a.
aoinch WINDSOR SILK. with French horn
ao-inch WINDSOR SILK. with silver mount
ings-s3 80 to g..
2sincb GLORIA, natural wood and oxidizea
handIes-sl2s
Some specialties in wood mounts-sI.50
2s-inch BEST GLORIA. natural wood sticks-
a.
2s-inch Isle SPUN. weischel and oak for
mountings-Sa
2s-inch WINDSOR SILK. on imported rods.
a..
II you regardless Of efect-buy simply for us>-
you lay yourselves open 20 criticism On the
score Of good form" Why not be just ripis
while you are about itf With US the fashion
cuts no figure in the price. That is q srstuiious
accompaniment Of prime excellence. The iensrth
.ret out of iofl ne
and sHOWEk SHADES" Will stand WIT
nesses to our good Judgment In buying. ioa
can do as well by following in the path Ne have
troddea Tor you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

The dramatic death Of Judge Breckinridge of
81 Loais in the midsi of the discussion on the
Briggs here@y case may have modifying effect
on the eOntendins factions in the Presbyterian
general assembly,
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France will increase her duty on American
pork, because France raises pork herself and
tariif . Tor the protection Of home industries.
Let US be content It's poor rule that won't
work both WAYS
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w. H. HoveHros
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

SPECIAL OFFERINGS.
THREE ROOM COTTAGE FURNISHED FOR sss.
Read WHAT WE FURNISH.
PARLoR
90 yards of Jointless Mating.
5-piece Rarlor Suite in oak or cherry.
Oak Table.
DINING ROOM.
Oak Sideboard.
6-foot Oak Extension Table.
High back Oak Chairs.
20 yards Jointless Mating.
BED ROOM.
Three-piece Oak Chamber Suite.
z Oak Chairs. cane seat
Oak Rocker. cane seat.
i Oak Table
20yards Jointless Mating.
MATING. MATING. MATING.
So so will buy 40 yards Mating.
$3.50 will buy 40 yards Mating.
81. 90 will buy 10 yards Mating.
$3.50 will buy 40 yards Mating.
$500 will buy 40 yards Mating.
5000 will buy 40 yards Mating.
MATING RUGS IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
yard wide, yards long, 50c.
N yards wide, yards long, 81. 90
W. Il. HoUGHToN MANUFACTURING CO.,
1t 1918 aud l22O st. NV
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General Apathy was so much in command
yesterday At the Virginia local elections that in
sone places the republican voter did nat PIT
IN an appearances at all
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OPEN UNTIL 1890 II. TOMORROW
DECORATION DAY.

That our efforts to give the
ladies of Washington a first-class
exclusive coat. cloak and suit
house are appreciated is plainly
evident by the splendid business
We have done the past month.
The increase over the same month
last year is most gratifying. espe-
cially when We consider the uu-
favorable weather.
The store alterations and i'm
provements are progressing
finely. and by fan we shall have
one of the handsomest cloak. suit
and furnishings stores in the
country. Ne recognize the fact
that there is a crying need for an
establishment where the very lat
est and most fashionable coats.
cloaks and suits may he found in
large variety. and we propose to
supply this need.
While our spring trade has been
large We still have an elegantly
assorted stock from which to SCI
lect-in strong contrast to the
meager stocks of "odd Sizes
being Cracked up" in the papers.
A garment is not cheap at any
price unless You have peed for it
aud it will fit you. We make no
charge for alterations.
We have reduced the price Of
every Tan Coat in stock and also
the price of many in Black AMI
Navy.
As you cannot get along with
out coat You will fnd 1t to your
interest to examine the styles We
are now showing.
Elegant line Of Blazer Suits
skirt with coat to match.
WILLIAM III. McKNFW
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Iae Pennsylvania legislature passed a ballot
reform measure In its dying moments. The
swans sweetest song is the last it sings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

Two thousand Americans left New York last
wednesday Tor Europe, which to some extent
balances the receipts at the same port
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

The organization of the American OIeth-
odist) University is an event of happy signifi-
canoe With the preliminary fund nearly
made up and with the general public friendly
to the purposes Of the institution the pros
poets are highly encouraging for the early
opening of another national university at the
capital The enterprise is in most capable
hands The appeal to the public for five mill
ion dollars. with which TO put the university
into operation. which is shortly 10 be issued.
Cannot tail under the favorable conditions to
meet with 4 hearty and liberal response
Wisdom Is shown in the steps taken TO place
the university on a broadly nOn-sectarian
basis by putting on the board of trustees rep
resentatiyes of the various churches interested
in having such an institution established.
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HUMANITARIAN il71Vl7i7iii
ovERsTOCKED.
SOUVENIR SALE OF BABY CARRIAGES.

We have too many baby carriages on hand and in
oroef TO reduce our stock have determined put
on sale about seventy five carriages and mark them
down at prices that have been attempted by any
one before. ~ W.T. - -
Our carriages at the beginning of the
marked 10 very low but in this sale do not
former marks COSTS have cut clean through
ooth and as souvenir "a sort Of compliment)
gong to give You discount OF per carriages
under SS 9S reduced prcesl and discount of 10 per
cent on all carriages over So. 9S (reduced prices)
you are in need of carriage you can't afford to
miss this sale, which will
SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
A large Rattan Baby Carriage, uphol.
stored with fancy creton, running
gear made of selected ash. steel
springs, plated rod with parasol...... "a. 60
FIVE per cent discount on the above.
Same as No. ], upholstered in plush. Sc 9S
live per cent discount on the above.
Fancy rattan body. nicely uphol-
Stored ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e. .4S
Five per cent discount on the above.
Polished rattan body, upholstered With
silk plush, satin parasol. .............. IS.
Five per cent discount on the above.
No. 5.
fancy body. upholstered with plush
and rep, satin parasol................ So 9S
Ten per cent discount the above.
No. q.
Abolished Reed Carriage. nicely uphol.
stered... ...............-............Sl $40 4S
Ten per cent discount on the above.
MOI.
A very pretty Carriage, upholstered
With silk plush, newest shape body. .S11. As
Zen per cent discount on the above.
No. s.
The latest style Carriage. handsomely
upholstered. with lace edge parasol. gle. As
Ten per cent discount on the above.
THE FAIR.
SEVENTH AND SITS. NV.
1t FRANKIE & co.
sssss.ss: ss:sssss sssssss.
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AcKsowLEperD To Be The BEsr.

B. ROBINSON l. co.'s GARMENTS
ARE ACKNOWLEDGED BY EVERY
BODY TO BE THE BEST READY
MADE CLOTHING IN WASHING
TON, AND WHY NOTf THEY HAVE
BEEN THOROUGHLY TESTED IN
ALMOST EVERY CONCEIVABLE
MANNER. AND IN EVERY IN
STANCE HAVE BEEN FOUND TO
BE JUST AS REPRESENTED. THEY
ARE STYLISH, FASHIONABLE, RELI-
ABLE. PERFECT-FITTING, TAILOR
MADE GARMENTS, AND ARE SOLD
AT PRICES THAT ARE NO HIGHER
THAN OTHER DEALERS CHARGE
YOU FOR THE INFERIOR GRADES.
OUR LINE OF CHILDREN,S SUITS
Is PARTICULARLY PLEASING, THE
PATTERNS ARE NEAT, THE STYLES
ARE EXCLUSIVE AND THE PRICES
MODERATE. LET US FIT YOUR
BOY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

Honest John Barisley. city treasurer Of
fhiiadeiphia, should go to meet Honest Dick"
late, late state treasurer Of Kentucky.
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OF COURSE.
HIS Address,
1921 PENNA. AVE. NV

no: y covered with S,ietTreot canvas, hardwood
ss%S , sssS ;l$Si an an : ss an s ss
No. sooyer,d NTH WATERPROOF canvas. fuI siEe
bottom. extra deep tray, covered hat bo, 6eier los
500 ga $500 saso goo go a. 10
No. 3 canvas cover, Nst,rrrooi. malssiie slsmI,s.
WI, nSt ,9c leek n lss s9';s nss sins ron hga
. .s - me I n ,rgnt @sds co.. $50 -.
heavier srsss 90 sant ss s, sIo SS.,s en- l, 90
.l.nps bras excelsaor LOCK. linen lined. two trays
~ 81 So ~ sG g TO s ssf slao
No is superior trunk TO ali others IN every re.
$500 80 S 80 i 81 s az s 81 sco
GENUINE LEATHER-coyERED TRUNKS.
No. 6 has hardwood cleats all over. iron bottom.
bottom. ioather-coyerei trGn1 made.
sS5O. ss S : SS 3S ,R sstn.s s sg!5o
No 5TisaTs;esa srssr SIZE copartnen,s all
standard SEC sc y,s 70 lock- letter
$50 ss "a, sa:eS sIcco sll;e
s 80 - s il; % si2po .laoo sl.o
Iron bottom TrnIs thai Ne vii 70. n M,
marking and sOIidleAfher uunk strait iroin "a 3
We h1ys oihsr trunks as ans a. can
TRAVELLING sArcHELs.
canyas Club sutehels. leather trimmed. nickel
l lsin' I 4. in H bsin 1a S9 An I;h lSsg.
limitation Alligator siaSs asshei. muslin lined 30,
IN Imitation ION saiSr s 81 & s.i.hs l,.III line.
GENUINE en- SSvsids 40 .r sl1s Stu sisS $500
81 SO as siias SIS 600 saa5 saa
sLO sl-sO $40 GEO e.. 40 500 ESQ
GLADSTONE BAGS.
Canvas outside, trimmed with lesther
st& sYiilaa5 , sso ss5o .s9o "a, 30
81 lIl1l ~ s,llgator: VEL msae -,
Genuine 6owRide Tram Gram Lea,6 Sf' ." s""
Leather. nickel sorne s.f Father Ss sao
other grades In proportion.
The lowest prices offered on CANVAS Extension
b m ! .t i Bs . .f an sffs a sio An An
Tourist Bags. Dress Sui; Cases. Hat Boxes.
Extsnsion Cases. CUT Boxes. Collar Boxes.
Hri,ihs fabiSis' PorTio i ', Gan i Ga.e..
Sword Cases. Enelish oarryalls, Pocket Books.
Manicure sets. Toilet sets. aazors,
fenkniyes; Razor straIs and shawl STRAPS.
Most oonpise stock OF Leather GOODS aud the lowest
kin. Trunk Straps. 4oc.
ToPHAM. TRUNK MANUFACTURER.
1921 PENYA AVE.
Factory. I22oEsnw
Trunk Strap given free with every trunk.
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The BAsKRupr SALE.
800 9Th ST., corner Of I.

GREAT REDUCTION IN LADIES OxFoRDs.
$50 pairs Ladies' Fine Handmade Russet o1fords.
widths to E. Reduced to q. As. Regular price,
$3.50.
300 pairs Ladies' Ooze Calf oxfords, very best
grades. Reduced to s1.25. Worth fully SO.
A special lot of Ladies' Fine French Dongola Kid
| oxfords. widths to E. Worth fully e. 50. Re-
duced to s1.4S
Superior quality of Ladies' Dongola Kid oxfords
opera common sense. at 81. Real value sl.5O.
MEMS SHOES AT BARGAIN PRICES
Congress. all styles aud widths. marked at s19s
Sold everywhere at s3.
$50 pairs Mems Real Hand-sewed Calf Lace Shoes.
made By saller. levin Co. for best retail trade.
Reduced to g. Regular price, s5.
Only few pairs left Of those Fine turned En-
broidered Slippers for men at 9Oc. Worth s1.75.
Special sale 81 4S for Mems Lowcut Shoes, made of
Dongola Goat. just the Shoe for comfort.
Some astonishing values in Chidren's Shoes now
offered at
THE BANKRUPT SALE.
mE292t 800 7TH ST.. CORNER OIL
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The Charleston should sail back home with
hss S~Ss at hall mast
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Four FlooRs
AND A LARGE WAREHOUSE FILLED WITH
FURNITURE WHICH MUST BE SOLO,


AND A LARGE WAREHOUSE FILLED WITH
FURNITURE WHICH MUST BE SOLO,
asd s eSrs u
6YE BTiDiSG 10 do ths we viii 0dd sHots TW VIZ
fLOOIsS now occupied with turnitureJ to the sewing
rooms cabinet and upholstery shops. Consequently
FURNITURE MUST GO!
And go it will. without thought of cost.
THE STOCK MUST BE REDUCED.
And we will offer such EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE
MIN EMs that cannot anne ss to essF eF 99Ss Ts9e
SSs 'fE Else IN the house rsuesd
fPd Mss aad Tssas ys
fresser. feet Yashstand * inches 1tra large
f Gareq cierry ss
d Io l9 3, French beveled plate glass Reduced
:, Solid Walnut Marbletop 3-piece Chamber, Suites,
81 %as s BED Dust the suite for small room
is ss: # these sat White Maple Suites Price
See orr leader Solid Oak apiece Suite for s27 80.
s6oSe Woyt plate glass Best value ever
6-pece Parjor Suites. solid oak and iwt mahogany
In sf
a sss fsF01 spss that RaSs Sssn
piece PdrOr suites int. mahogany
frame nicely uphoIs in silk tapestry with silk
plush trimmings. Price was S73; now S4l 80. y
Solid Oak sideboards beyeled plate glass. Reduced
So, Solid q, OAK Sideboards very handsome. Reduced
81. - ''
EsSdn as Soa Oak side5oard handsomely carved.
antique Oak China Closets feet wide 18th century
nnish, oxidized trimmings So. 80; was $40.
Continuation " riting Desks and Book Cases (yery
large solid oak. 18th century finish Reduced ~ $50
Large 6drawer Solid Oak ChifIoniers, 10Th century
finish Reduced from $l2 to So
SOLID Oak 0-foUt EXTENSION TABLES, twisted
legs Cheapest table ever shown. $3.50
legs. Reduced from 80 to ST. -
Couches, upholstered with best ouality Wilton ruos
price was $50. F- & 30 -' l'3T'' ~ N-"N
. Very handsome Parlor Tables in Antique Oak inita-
ana odd shapes. Sd Reduced from SlO.
Solid Oak Colonial Wood seat Rocker handsom ely
carved antique oak and sixteenth century finish Re-
duced 10 ". 20; former price, $l3. ..7 =
Gentienens Easy Chairs. handsomely upholstered
In Wilton rugs. Reduced from @..5 TO ia
Umbrella stands, oak, walnut and solid mahogany
Reduced from 30 to 50.
duced to 81. rs.
Large Turkish Rockers, spring seat and back, solid
cherry frames covered trench cretonne Price was
$27.oO; reduced to $l7. rs.
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LADIES, SUIrs.
Tea Cows.

Tea Cows.
There isn't single silk Tea Gown left-but a very
few Of the handsome Challis still waiting at a
HALF PRICE! We know what we'd do il We were
sAKs AND COMPANY.
LADIES, Fancy JACKETS
just take your choice Of tie Fancy ketsimports
and domestlc-at HALF OF THE MARKED PhIt.F
e. -, 900 5000
All OF them
Some are Refers are at
Some are Tight Fitting. 49,.
900
SAKS AND COMPANY
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The Reformed Presbyterian Synod will prob
ably expel seven young ministers for voting at
an American election, an action forbidden by
the principles of that religious body. Some
future legislature of the republic will perhaps
be compelled to pass a measure expeliing and
ejeetinS from the country those American citi-
zens who are too fastidious or too in
different or too subject to some un-
American tendency to exercise the grand
privilege of an American sovereign and who,
while enjoying the protection and benefits of
the republic, yield interest in political affairs
to those of whose conduct as detrimental to the
public welfare they are the first to complain.
The republic wants nothing approaching a
union of church and state. From the nature
of things a clergyman cannot be and ought not
TO be an active politician But it is a strange
and un-American doctrine which practically
fOrbids religious teacher to be a citizen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29
WILLIAM II. McKNEw
(Successor to X. II. Taylor),
1888 Pennsylvania ave. NV
. 49,.
KoLB PHARMACY.
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES:
1TH AND E SITS.
DECORATION DAY ANNOUNCEMENT.

There will be no special Saturday
sale tomorrow. May 30. Decoration day.
For next week, however. We present
galaxy Of prices to continue all week,
which We arg confident Will attract tho
attention of all. especially close cash
buyers.
100 Kent's Best English Hair Brushes,
All pristies .JUc
35c. Best English Tooth Brushes, war
ranted not to shed. .2lc
IOc. French Tooth Brushes. good. &c
DC. Rubber Nipples, best quality,
White or Black &c
25c. Cuticura Soap 15c
zoe. Colgate's Palm Soap. double
CAKE ......-.-..............lUc
35c. Perfumes. 4 bottles in box.
Box.....-...--........-.
81 Family Syringe. three-pipe .....49c
81. 20 Family Syringe, rubber connec-
tions and rubber pipes; every syringe
warranted. ................ SIC
Pc. bottles Toilet Water, triple. :. loo
100 Nearly all Dollar Patent Med
icines "a saving of Sic. on every
pottie). .--..............
SOC. Triple Extracts. all odors. rerv
-nne. per OF. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Zoe
New Mineral Camphor. kills moths.
not Objectionable. 6. 15and 20c per Id
Conti's White CASTLE Soap. bars Of
nearly lbs, bar 49c.. Id. 17c.
25c. Hand Mirrors. extra value &c
81 Dalmation Insect Powder, fresh
and pure ...............51c
81 Fountain Syringes. complete, y
qudrt --.....-----......-$l.24
25c. Dressing Combs. horn or rubber lOc
Bay Rum. imported. finest quality. pc
And many other equally attractive
prices. One feature specially we want
to call your attention to while our prices
are lowest, they are not so low as to
preclude good goods. Unless goods are
good they are not cheap at any price.
We fully appreciate this and never offer
goods Of this quality. Good goods at at
tractive fgures-a call will well repay
you.
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NAVY Blue PRINTS. &C.; YARD-WIDE BLEACH
~ Cotton, SIC. RAFF'S ENTERPRISE
my293 124l 1lth st. Sc.
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o 900 5000 o o
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MEMS DEPARTMENT SouvEs,Rs.

~'AIN ADLFAAAMkNI oOOtERAkS-
Department near door No. iIIs Pa. ape.l
~ Health" Atwood Summer Under wear s2c
s1c. Summer Underwear. all styles sc
Soc. Summer Underwear all styles. .-..-.-42c
oOc hall Hose, all styles
nc. Hail Hose all styles
slo Outing Shirts. all styles.
~ All Wool Neslige Shirts. 80
3s Ail-silk Grenadine wndsors.
PC Wash Silk windsors. all styles
3sc Summer SILK Knot scarfs ..-.--.---.-......-2Jc
DC Knot Scar.s all styles. Ice
soc. faais Royaln Might Shirts. Soc
1oc Four-py Linen Collars all styles. loo
2oc Four-ply Linen Cuts. lsc
81 2o Gloria" Umbrellas. paragon framfs %
81 80 'Gorar Umbrellas WARRANTED o,e year. 81. 30
81 " Sik Umbrellas. novelty handles 81 80
- Snk Rongee Sun Umbrslss - y
e12o Cotton Ponese Umbrellas ereea lining. %
BIC Linen Handkerchief new styl bor..ers- DC
Soc Novelty Border French Linen Mediterranean 3sc
oOc Initial Jap silk Hsndkerch,sis-
q Black JAP silk Handkerchieis. SEC
u. IS Castor Beaver Driving Gloves u p
q English Dog Skin Driving 6oyes............... ssc
81 as Cape Tan Driving Gloyes 81 25
THE RALAls ROYAL
Z. L16GER
n,
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JULIUS LANSBURGH,
my29 18TH AND SITS.
nRESS GINGHANS. &c. MADRAS CLOTH SIC
~ RAFE'S ENTERPRISE,
my@9-5t 124l llth ST. Sc.
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u dies 49, RAFi y EMIL hpRIsk.
nlys-sH 134l 11fh 81. Ae.
WospEnrrL CASH BAReAIss.
q. % slsk Warp laslr,ss & Goth. nov "a
A 90 Pad ladies Goth. nov s5c
Nara-side Henriettss telsck and colors). nov 25c.
f0c- China and Surzh silks. nov sSc.
Ampe sIoek pf lovely Lephyr n, Gfngh9ms, Outinan.
Chales Clev1ots Persian Nulls China Coths BE-, 10
DkssshAkEksc AMbnlcs. s,sc- sILEsIAs, g.
Dr. Warmers. Balls and r. and @. corss,s, &c
FL - Monarch nr- Nd Ha>al sart- nov s5c-
1ab.e banlssk. >aIs ara IoNe bberx, 49,.
BkyDHEAD6 90 Urgently OF n u.
Douok stores. lels add le<<l 18th 81. nsSr {.
Igoahlished le61. nyz2&s
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80 We shall lie open tomorrow memorial dGy) only
until O'Clock. Please make n note of it.
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sEAToN PERRY.
.PERRY BUIIDIAG.-
NINTH STREET AND PESNsfLNASIA AvEHUR
Established ls4a 10
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\
my29-3t l24l llth st. Sc.
ORsAND1Es. JAcKoNErs.
BATISTE. sATTEENS.
in GREAT VARIETY.
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We've decided to give up our warehouse, outside
one BUILDTNG 10 do this we viii devote Two
FLOORS tnow occupied with iurnitureJ to the serving
rooms, cabinet and upholstery shops. Consequently
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Winks-"I Your sou Is mighty cIev
er fellow, isn't he ::
Jinks Cproudiy)-"Who tol" you
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-10-01

A bad debtor is generally II man o,
considerable note.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-10-01

Coupons Are you making success
of your b lsiness, Wheetpi;?'
Whcetpit-Oh Yes I'm slowly forg-
ing ahead.
Conpins-"H Hardly d iiudicious meth
OIL of progress for broker, is it ?"
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T Contradiction LIST page.

Simply that l love Vance Seymour,
and that Twas a traitor to my own
heart. love him and he is dead.
Vance Seymour was far from dead,
however, and when consciousness came
to him a few hours later, Cleta Vernon
still knelt beside HIM, for it was to her
home they brought him.
'Cleta,' be whispered, family, what
does it mean? Oh, my darling, does
it mean-'
That have released Roy Glenallen
and been true to my heart at last
When Vance was almost we'll and
strong again, Elsie Came to Cleta, a
dewy light in her soft eyes.
4 want to tell you, Clet;', that Roy
Uleta stopped her with kisses.
You need not tell me, little one, |
understand 1t all and, Elsie, he loves
YOU us he never loved me, and if you
and he are willing, we will be married
on the same day
When the double wedding took place
the beauty of Vance Seymours bride
was the theme of every tongue, but II
any one had read the happiness in Roy
G]enallen's heart. as he kissed his dark
eyed little loye, they would haye real
lied that beauty is good, but that love
true love, is best.
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Wirks-"IIe did,"