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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-09-25

Sampson, who was the sire of Bay Mol
ton, and several other capital racers.
His dam by Turf; his grandam Regu-
lus. This mare was sister to Figerant,
and was the dam of Leviathan, capital
racer. Messenger won the following
sums in the years 1888, 1874, and 1855, as
may be seen by the racing calendars:
Guineas
In September, l7S3, he beat AT Newman.
ket MI. POtter's Colchester, by Shark, 100
Mr.. Standy's horse, brother to Strait.
legs ..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
Oct. 30, l7s3, he beat Mr. Napier's horse,
spectre, across the Flatt................ 300
Mr.. FoX's horse, Pyrrhu., across the new
Flat. .......... ........................ $50
May, l7Si, he beat Lord Botlingdons
Trigger .......... -. .......... .......... %
July, 1884, he beat Mr.. Windham's horse,
Apothecarv q. ......-................... POO
Lord Folcys Rodney, Mr.. Westell's
Snowdrop ana MIR Ciark's Flamcr... 90
And Lord FolcN's Ulysses ............... 100
March lcSj he beat Ills Royal IIinhncss
the Prince OF Wales horse Ulysses.... 40
Also Mr. Windham's horse, Fortitudc.. 800
April, i7Nl, h" beat LORD Sherbofnc's
horse, Iay Tor ..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Making i'm the whole ............... 1913
y. Blu addition to the above he has
won the Kings Plate. and which is the
only horse on the continent said to have
done the same
10 M ~oHiiUc}.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-09-25
THREE NEW FRANkLINS.

Jim Graham, 2:2G4, r. w. s., 2:29i,
and Hulda B., :23i, are newcomers to
the ? 80 list to the credit of Ben Frank
lin. r. w. S. made his record at Wor-
cester, Mass, OH the 18th inst, and the
beautiful little mare, Hulda B., made
hers at Mystic, each winning the race in
which the record was made. There are
more to follow.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-09-25
OREGON, WIS. Aug. 81. Is

OREGON, WIS.,, Aug. 81, 1891.
Mr.. JOSEPH BATTELL,
Dear %;-Can you give us any iDforma-
ton in regard to stallion called Medley's
Morgan? We cannot tell you where, nor
by whom owned, but must be dead
years ago. Any information you could
give us through the columns of your
paper would be thankfully received.
Very truly yours,
MCWILLIAMs BROS.
ANs.-We have Meddick's Morgan
that was owned in Michigan in our book,
but no Medley's. Should be glad to learn
more about this horse, especially where
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-09-25

and by whom he was owned, which
might enable us to trace his breeding.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-09-25

Nelson, 80, one of whose ancestors
is the great Pocahontas, 2:17i to wagon,
has more heats better than 2 IL than any
other stallion. He trotted mile at hide
pendence in = 10 before Allerton did the
same thing, and perhaps is as much en-
titled to the record as the latter. One
was done during great meeting and the
other after it was over Exchange.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-09-25
DIRECT AND NELSON,

Direct, 2 :06, the champion PAGER, is only
about fifteen hands high, but very strong
ly and compactly built. Size does not
always cut the greatest figure, but the
elastic and nervous force of the right tex
ture, driven by constitutional desire
with bulldog tenacity makes many a
champion when handled with a mastery
mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

Yesterdays senatorial decisions we're adj
verse to Senators Farwell of Illinois and Blair
Of New Hampshire. DIR. Gallinger. the repub-
hcan nominee in the latter state, is an able ex-
member of the federal House of Representa-
tives. Ex-Gov. Richard Oglesby has served
before in the Senate. His election depends
upon the defeat Of the democratic candidate.
ex-Gov. Palmer. The three Farmers Mutual
Benefit Association members of the Illinois
legislature hold tho balance Of power and de-
cline to support the nominee of either the re-
publican or the democratic caucus. Palmer
having been designated by democratic con-
vention and popular election the democrats do
not nominate him in caucus. Whether the
farmer members will regard this designation as
the equivalent of a caucus nomination is not
yet clear. Two points in the caucus results
alluded TO are the failure Of Senator Chambers
program in the granite state and the over
throw Of an enemy Of the administration in the
prairie commonwealth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

A bill has been introduced in the New York
legislature which has some good in it. 1t is
Senator Loughlin's bill to increase the terms OF
state officers and senator's to four years and
those Of assemblymen to two years, and to
provide for the holding of all state elections in
the even years, leaving the odd years for mu-
nicipal and other local elections 1t is said that
while this is not a new proposition it has never
before been put in definite shape. If enacted
into law it will operate in a measure to divorce
the national and state elections from local poll
tcs--an object desired by all sincere reformers
and students Of politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

A communication, published elsewhere in
TEE STAR, makes q strong presentation Of
grievances suffered by Alexghdria county. The
Disadvantages resulting frgn the retrocession
of the Virginia portion Of the District are now
obvious. Restoration II the District to its
original proportions w9ald largely remove the
evils resting upon Alexandria county, and
the nation and the District would also profit
by it Distric. laws could be applied
TO Jackson City, the problem Of Arlington as
no-man' s-lsnd wonld be in part settled, and the
military advantage Of holding under national
control the bluffs on the other side of the Po-
tomac overlooking Washington would be
gained. II Alexandria, which voted for retro
cession. wishes restoration the present District
would doubtless gladly welcome the returning
prodigal and assist that return in every man
ner possible. The national government
and Virginia are the parties to be
dealt with. The principal opposition
to the return. involving, as it would, decrease
of the territory Of the state, would doubtless
come from the latter. The District does not
concede and cannot afford to concedc that as a
matter Of law anything less than constitu-
tional amendment can alter the boundaries Of
the seat OF government created in accordance
with the provisions of the Constitution But
as a matter of faet such an alteration has been
effected, and it will be only after interesting
legal struggle that the situation can be cor
rected- The lapse OF time since the retroces-
sion also hampers the restoration movement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

The American eagle, to use Connection
politicians figure Of speech, is Hopping both
sings" over Pine Ridge and vicinity. The hos
tile Sioux have delivered up some old, useless
guns and hidden the residue in tepee or lava
bed. General Miles is all smiles. The calumet
has been lighted Kicking Bear has ceased to
kick. The Brule is no longer unruly and the
Ogalllla is a truly good fellow. So much for
our general policy of thorough which was
more effective, it seems, than Lord Strafford's 8.
AL wei that end, well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

Certain world-famous cutters of Sheffield.
England, are cutting their workmen's wages
because. they say, the Mckinley tariff has cut
into their profits about 80 per cent. What is
the poison Of the British is the meat Of the
American workman, the meat of the American
manufacturer the poison of the British In q
millennial day, perhaps, there will not be any
poisons or cuttingA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

DR. Koch hssrevealed his secret. The lymph
10 composed Of a pure cultivation Of baciili
mixed with glycerine. The lay mind follows
parts Of his explanation afar off, DR.. Koch
limits the scope OF his discovery with becoming
nodesty. A valuable principle in healing is
evidently revealed, but very much remains to
be done in developing its successful practical
application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

Some Of the House democrats appear to
think that the elections and silver bills are
still coupled in fate. And they may be right
They think they can hold up the free coinage
bill until they see what the Senate is going to
do with the elections bill II will be better for
the business interests of the country in the
present troubled times if the two measures kill
each other than if they combine to carry each
other through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16
OuR CoArs AND Funs
(I1onrs

Gloves.
&C. 4-button Glaee at 39c.
10c. 4-button Glace ut &c.
Soc 4-button Suede at &c.
Sl.J0 1-hook Foster Suedes, Soc.
90c. Gents Dogskin. 19c.
81. 30 Gents Do9skin. oSc
e. Zine English Walking Gloves, Sl.47.
THE GENUINE FOSTER's.r
shook. Price, 81 now 19c.
s-hook. Price. 81. p; now &c.
7-hook. Price. sl.15; now s1.lS
s-hook. Price. 81 % now LAG.
THE MONUMENTAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

~ Prof. Bryce, who has written the best book
on the United States ever written by a for
eisner, could spend few days in the legislative
halls OF Colorado just now he might add an in
teresting chapter 10 the last volume of his work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

A Cincinnati street car ran over an Ohio
man some months ago and cut of his leg. and
this week the suit for damages resulted in a
slo,ooo verdict At this rate for component
parts no wonder the Ohio man comes high in
The aggregate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

One OF the patents in the patent Office should
Be the model Of patent office building which
would conveniently accommodate four or i've
times a. many clerks and models as it has
room for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

II Gov Hill comes to the o. s. Senate and
Mayor Grant Is nominated for governor next
fan as is now proposed, Mr.. Cleveland will see
his way clear in 20 unless Governor Grant. who
was first sheriff, then mayor, then governor.
should draw the deadly parallel on him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16
20 Per Cent Orr Ok Conszrs

20 Per Cent Orr Ok Consrrs
Is something you rarely find We sell every Corset at
this rate and stock comprises only the best and
most popular styles.
r. so.
&c. quality now 6Oc.
81 quality now SOC.
sl.23 quality now 81.
s1.o0 quality now 81. 20.
THOMSON'S.
d quality now Soc.
e1.4O quality now 81. r.
ell quality now 81. 40.
t2-25 quality now 81. 80.
C. p.
eli quality now s1.40
e. 80 quality now e2.
81 % quality now e. 60.
A lot of French Woven Corsets, prices &c ana n
We offer at
Sc.
5Sc.
THE MONUMENTAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16
SPECIAL Ix Mr. Rncv,xo.

Loop Ribbon kuchins IN LAv~nder md whfta,
bls1a and White. Canary. l.. Blue. csrdinaa
and White. Cardinal. Gray. Canary and NhieA
Me and White. Nile. White. cream ana BlscG
yard
SIX Cord Rnching, q yards IN box, IN white.
Cram. black. and Blark and White, 20 Q box-
White faille sin Raching, with heavy cord
OF rold or silver. DC q yard.
White Crepe l4sse Rubbing. with loops of nnr-
yard.
Black BoltinT Cloth Ruching, finished With
gold braid and ribbon, ~. . yard
slk Boiling Cloth Rnchins. with cord sdes.ip
Cream. White. Black, White and Gold. ard
White and Silver, Lie, q yard
Delicste Double scslloped Lisa Ruchins alk
edIrp n vspd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

Does Senator walthan contemplate securing
the services of Senator Evarts To delivsr !.
series OF lectures On Good Examples as Rem
edieo for Defective Domestic Institutions,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

The imbrogho in Connecticut is an object
Lesson showing the lack of wisdom in the law
whach requires taAt state officers shall receive
. majority Of all the votes cast or the election
be held by the legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16


HosrrRY.
A lot OF Fine Wool Vests White natural and fancy
shades friees. 81. u. - and II. 30. An sIss. AZ
1qc.
Tie.
syc.
Pure SILK Vests low neck and short sleeves. Value,
1oc. At
Sc
4Sc.
4Sr.
&c. Chiidren's Wool Cashmere Hose lie.
gs. LADIES Cashmere Hose &c.
SOC. Fast Black Onyx Hose .jjc.
5Oc CnStren's Fast Black Hose, medium veieht,
all SIZES &c.
90. Cfildren's Fast Black Hose medium wrisht
all sizes. NJ.
2Jc- tents Half Hose Ice.
Bic. Gents Half Hose 24c.
.slc. Gents Half Hose :SSc.
.5c; Extra Quality LADIES' Fast Black Hose 4sc.
VI ool Pants, all sizes. SSc.
$rS Pure silk Hose 81. ~
s. 80 Pure Silk Hose 81 o.
All other Fansies and Pure Sill Hose and yesfs n
rate.
THE MONUMENTAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

Wenfnovn political Projectors in Ohio,
whose gin Of prophecy is valuable to them, do
net hesitate to risk it in the statement that
Major Mckinley may be governor Of Ohio If
he wants TO be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16
SPECIAL RrBpos M.xx Dow

~f1tlhL AAlbbON -LuAkh 4ONN.
~ yards heavy MORE sssh Ribbon- loop
edee. 10 inches wide. cresm ccsor. ksrusr
pre-. s2a yard. Married down &c a for p,ese.
heavy, tsssel edge. inches wide. keguiar
prlce, 81 yard Marked down 10 Is Cor pse.-e
81 yards Cream MORE sash Ribbon, e1tn
heavy. ~ inches wide. Regular pr,cs. e1.5oa
yard. Married down 20 e. IS for piece.
% yards satin hand hrot edge Nol-s Sob
hbbon. L. inches WIDE. Cream ROTOR. Or1rinAi
price. - % yard Marked down 20 Is for
piece.
Al yards Garnet Nosre Sash Ribbon, . inchss
vide; Vas sl-5oa yard MARKED down 10
3ysrds Golden Brown Nor. sash RsSbm.
crown edge. inches wide. Was O.. g. Q yard.
Marked down s3 for rrerp
2yards crown-edge MORE sssh Ribbon.
tnchee VIDE, Nile 9reen. Was el-5o o ysrd-
Marked down 10 81. as for piece.
yards Electric Blue Moire and aexfn s>nh
Ribbon. inches wide. wss 81 . yard Msrkad
down 10 e.. 75 for piece
- yards satin edge Groe Grain Sash Ribbua
inches wide, Cardinal. wss &c. . yard.
Marked down 70 o. for piece.
IN yards Satin-edge cros Grain Sash Rfbbun.
einches vide. PINK wssel. Zoe ysrd- Msshsd
~ yards Navy Blue s.ssn-hand crcvn-sdr,
MORE sash Ribbon. 10 inches WIDE. Was 81. 20
ayard Marked down 10 81. p for piere.
g. yards Safin-bsnd Surah Sash Ribbon. 10
inches WIDE. Black. Was 1Jc- ynrd. Aarfad
down TO e.. 25 for piece.
Keep pour eyes on our adrertiscmsnfs fs~ fAs
merit fortnight Zoe usu sroa6srNa
sfocE tattno taroasns and NAH dVrM spsssa<s
aausrased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

II u free coinage pure and simple at the north
end Of the Capitol What ID it going to BE- at
The south end?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

''Sot that We love the President more but
That We love silver most" ID the burden of the
Colorado Senators song.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

fe sseat how long VIII - hass psaes viii
- Iudians2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

The Muslin UNDERWEAR SALE
Is unprev edented. This Is how we selling new,
clean. fresh garments:
10. Corse- Covers at 1Qc.
5lc- Corset Covers At go.
s0c. Corset Covers at sc.
Scc. Corse. Covers AZ TIC.
tAc. skirts at 4tjc.
&l.UO Skirts at ste.
SIS Skirts at y7c.
81. IS Skirts at 81. 10.
81. 81 skirts ut $1.39.
2c. Cheinise at l5c.
.ge. Chenlse. cord hand At 29c.
TIC Chenise at Sc
1sc. Chenise at Sc.
&c. Drawers at 2.s.
JUc. Drawers 1T BIC.
tie. Drawers at 4Sc.
s.c. ORA Ners Il SIC.
Ii Drawers at 1Ac-
Our assortment OF Underwear il euperb fron tia
lowest SHADES to the finest and tins Offering is rare
chance. livery article At proportionate REDUCTION
THE MONUMENTAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

Proud South Carolina furnishes the htess
"horrible example" Of the state officer gone
wrong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

Ten srehitsch u elo,oo0 each ought 70 pro
vids thsvozidsf air with pretty decent quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

0ov&nR Thayse Of Nsbrasks h.s sczrsn-
dRSa psDabay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

- - -
---------
Tar Bon MAscHr.
--L-------
AMMAN ..... g 60; e.; e.;
ron WANT THEM.
VI DON'T WANT TlEA.
- - - -
INFANTS LONG 01eAKs 49,
SLIGHTLY sorLrD.
cAshm~s. smbrvsdsrsa yohs and eap~ Wa O.
Now o.
1 Eid~down. Was Is Now a.
oashmsrs. embroidered w.s Is. Nor a.
1 cszhmsrs. mocksd yoks and sleeves was "a.
Now o.
1 Eiderdown. We "a. 50. Now o.
cashmsrs. colorsd embroidery. wss - Nov
si.6o.
Cashmere. embroidered. Was O. How a.
1 Lambs Wool. Was ai5. Nov O.
SHORT COATS
White Eidsrdown, colored plush yoke and cuffs.
Were $500. At $500.
White Eidsrdow. cosas
wae $500. At $500.
FAscINAroRs.
Blus Red Rsduesd from IS to so essss.
Blue. 8 Red. Reduced from - 10 81 cents.
Blue. 1 Red. Reduced from % to SO csnts.
Black. BluA Reduced from 50 TO 50 cents.
2 Blua Reduced from 6s 10 20 oenfa
ewhite. soilsd. Reduced from SO to Is cents.
White. hood shaps. Reduced from - 70 . cents.
oApRa
Black worstsd Capss. Rsdscsd iron SIS %
sl2a
Black worstsd capes. Rsaucsd from u ~ 70 eeo
woRsTRp JACKETS -
II Sleeveless yscksts-5 Red. 8 Black. 8 Brown.
Were e2.x5. Reduced TO CSC.
II Essvslsss Jsctsts-e Brown. Black.
Were CSC. Reduced to Csc.
WARN SKIRTS. -----
Knit Skirts. Gray. Reduced from CSC. to apc.
II Knit sktts-7 Gray. Black, Light Bina
Reduced from q. Is 10 75e.
II Knit skits-2 Tsa.3 Gray. 3 Blact. 2 Red. Blue
Reduced from d. % to sc.
Knit skirts-2 Red Tan. 4 Black. 1 Blue
Reduced from q. IS to e1.25.
7Knit Skirts. Pink. White. Blue. Black.
Reduced from q 90 to e1.5o.
7Tlannsl plaid skirts.
Reduced from q. 4s and q 75 10 s1.oo.
JKRsEYA
% osnts choics Of Linz Of Colorsd md Black Plain and
Fancy Jerseys that were LES. se.2s. cas-
ands2.A
How % 4 % csab.
H. - choice Of Fine Colorsd Jerseys-in plain and
trimmed. smocksd yokss and corded Jokes,
al styles. that vsss %. sa50. a. sA.5oand
g.
Nov 90 st o1.l&
-
You WANT THEM.
WE poH'r WANT THEN.
-
THE BON NARCHE,
s1e 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. A1e
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4. j )$ s jSI|| I: I: { E. { { f:
OF BABE CARRIAGES
AZ
\. aoLDscHMrDy.
1OO7-100o 81. NV.

Ar
h aoLDscHM1Ds.
lOo7-10oo 81. NV.
ADVANCED STYLES FOR 1891.
We have PURCHASED - "a JOB LOT" the
entire lins Of SAMPLES OF BABY
COACHES" fsen larxs manufacturer. which
wore SOLD TO % FOB CASH. AT LESS
THAN THE ACTUAL COST TO THE
MAKER
A We Are not prepared TO open our BABY
CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT for 3 months ~,
~ win $50 this very desirable lot Of FINE
and HIaH-GRADE CARRIAGES at q WON.
DERTuL BARGAIN.
TOMORROW. SATURDAY, JANUARY ~, 1901.
oHIID's RATTAN BOOKER GIVEN FREE WITH
EACH CARRIAGE.
A the styles are all different We have not the
pacs 10 describe each nav pattern.
The bodies srsall cane wound and shellscked.
ths upholstering is Of the finest quality Of siIk
plush and satin damask. the parasols ar, Of slk
satin. with silk lace bordss and rich patterns of
lace covers and with the LATEST PATENT
AUTOMATIC sELF.cLos1Na PARAsOL
Rod. Thswheels are hand made, shaved spoke.
With tasosasasstsd Crown gear. Doublshacss
on each axle The STYLES ARE ENTIRELY
DIFFERENT IRON ANY SHOWN LAST
SEASON.
eCALx OF PRICES.
Regular season price. GIG. Joblot price. Sf2.
Regular ssason price. s1s. Joblot price. Ga.
Regular season pEios. sls. Joblot price. SIS
Rsgular ssason Price. go. Joblot peios.
SlA50.
Regular season prize. e2e. Joblot price. sle
Regular season prioe. s2s. Job-lot price, s17.
Regular season price. e27. so. Job-lot price,
e1e.
Regular season price. $50. Job-lot pzics. $40
Regular season psios. ea6. Jeb-lot pzacs. SEA
The above scale Of prices will show that this
b . GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for those in
want Of STYLISH CARRIAGES.
You should take advantage Of this sale. a.
these carriages. being SAMPLE LOT, cannot
hsdupaioatsd lstsr. sithsr b. ow hoss or any
other house. at Such PRICES.
=. GOLD Q o u MD,
II loo7.looe r st. NV.
LAxssuaez & Bao. . DAnr TAX.
rH1s saturday AND FOB fH1s DAY ONLY
ws will sell our warranted
SOLID GOLD RING And PINS. WITH GENUINE
DIAMONDS. FOR 600.
After Saturday the usual price VIII prsysn,
tJswslry department. risht. nsss main door,,
A TALK Fon Irsx1r- BARGAIN
FUR DEPARTMENT.
We win sell tomorrow all We have left
Of our WOOL SEAL CAPEs. Sizes "a
to4o. Prices have been sl6.5O. 1850
and $3.50. CO Capss in all) To-
MoRkow's PRICE.
q: <: # e. q.
~ So 4 80
II everybody is aware Of the fact that
there viii be advance in prices this
spring We chserfully call the attention Of
tbs public to the fact that all our Wash
Goods have been bought 20 far in ad-
vance that the increase in prizes does not
reach them.
But 40 they are now arriving We must
make room Tor them.
In order to do this we VIII offer for the
next 10 days 10 per cent Oh on all
Blue. Gray and Fancy Flannels. This
includes also our entire line of Hand
some Einbroidsred flames.
Do not nis this chance. All nsw
| goods. No old stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

E E 4 ~ II Y {;
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH STREET.
+ g. !! e E H1ffHH + +. III ] i
OR THOSE WHO BUY FOR THEM.
Our annual Famous Shirt Sale has opened. shirts
that are an Improvement any that We have
offered before; better materials and prices
shaved triAe. If you have
worn any of our Shirts.
then We need not
waste words
shout quail
ties, but simply
make the announcement
that If you need any Shirts buy
them now II you want TO take advantage
Of the special prices. To those who have never
worn Shirts Of make would say that you cannot
buy better Shirt anywhere for
ons-third - much more money.
We guarantee every Shirt to At perfectly.
Your money il here for you II you do not and them
that way.
There must be reason for the quantity Of Shirts ws
sell.
after year for their Shirts.
There must b reason that when " sell single
Shirt a. sample we are sure to sell more to the Same
psrson.
TO FIND THE REASON
Look 1t Other Shirts,
then
compare them with our
qualities and prices.
Sc Unlaundered Dress Shirts.
Linen bosom and hands. $40. ssch.
Geo. Famous" unlaundered Dress Shirts,
NY. Mills muslin. 6Oc. sach.
75c. ''Ranous" Unlaundersd Dz~ss shizts.
Plain or plated hssoms. &c. sach.
| q 0psa Front q Bach Drsn shlrts.
Plain o plated bssozna %. sssh.
| 6oe. piain o. Isncy-Rimnsd
Nishtshirts- - saeA.
76e. Rain q Fancy 4Einmsd
xiehsshirss. &C. sssh.
Genuine ''IAou Brand" Collars 10c. sscA.
| 4-ply lSc. cuifs loc. pair. Arsss bargain.
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s-one-tenth Oh the price marked on any garment
in the Palais Royal Wrap Department.
We can please your TASTE at your figure, and. We
think tighten your poekebook book LEES than they who
consciously unconsciousy write misleading adver-
tisementa
TO SELECT FROM:
Ladies' Flannel Tea Gowns.
Ladies SILK Tea Gowns.
Ladies' Seal Plush Jacksts
ladies' Seal Plush ResfanL
ladies' Seal Plush sscqus.
Ladies' Seal Plush wraps
Ladies' Fur-tr1mmed Seal JscketaL
Ladies' Tailor made Cloth Costa
LADIES' vest-frunt Cloth Jactcts-
Ladies' Rsefer-cloth Jackets.
LADIES' Fur-trimmed Cloth yacksta.
Ladies Cloth Travelling Ulssers.
Missss' 12 to Is, Cloth yscksta
Missss' t12 to 1s) Cloth Ulssen-
Childrsns "a to I'd Cloth UlserA
chrdsens q TO u closh cosssL
Cbildren's Il to ~ sik Coats.
Childrsns q 10 a Plush HstA
chndrsns Il to y sun Hsa-
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aavsssissmsma We ssk intslligsnt compszisoa q w.
rssty. qua,ty and prices q sAs garments adv~tssd
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16
Tun MONUMENTAL.
so7 AND $50 r ST. NV.

We have told you Of our Clearing Sale. and mean
IL. Theimmense stock Of goods in store must 10
turned into cash at Only few words will sufce
to show Jon intention A list follows. Note the
prices carefully. and il there should Re anything not
mentioned herein you can assured 1t il reduced in
the proportion. Erery article the hosse MuSf
be sold nj once. and remember old goods. Every
thing OF this seasons production.
THE MONUMENTAL.