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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

A month-just month today until the grand
eneanpment Of the Grand Army of the Re
public meets in Washington, A great deal has
been done already by those having in charge the
matter Of the reception and entertainment Of
the veterans and accompanying visitors, but
very much remains. to be accomplished. The
time must be used to the best advantage and
nothing important omitted, because the city
and District stand sscredly pledged to give the
Grand Army and their friends the very best en-
tertainment they ever had at a grand encamp-
nent and the pledge must be kept. The ma
tonal capital has long been a noble entertainer.
On an occasion like this, so much more i'm
portsnt than the average one, for the arrange
nen's to fall short in any particular would be
humiliatinR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

II b claimsd that the labor troubles will have
u eject Of wiptng out the former republican
majority IN the congressional district that In
oiudss Homestead, and giving the victory to q
democrat II the wiping out idea IL extended,
- naturally would bel taken up at al, to all the
aufhorities under which strike conditions arose.
- present democratic state administrations
vfn bring Homestead politics up against some
rather bewnderins complications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20
Unpleasant calls Of duty are no less imper.

Unpleasant calls Of duty are no less impera-
tive than pleasant calls, and . governor or .
President who responds with alacrity snd sbil-
ny 10 the appeals Of the proper local authority
for aid In riot or rebellion Is entitled 10 all the
praise ever rendered for discharge Of official
obligations II il true in the general sense
that duties are TO Be performed without ex-
pectation Of reward other than the conscious
ness Of right In their performance and the
mental satisfsction it gives to do right. But
b public feels IL 10 be the generous thing, II
not strictly IN obligation, to applaud the eIecu-
i've whose patriotism, courage and activity
ASes Q state from mob rule. A number Of such
recent instances Of public appreciation Of ex-
scuf3ys action may be enumerated, without
going back many years. When Secretary Rusk
vus governor Of Wisconsin he vindicated the
Law In quslhns . formidable riot in the leading
city Of the state. The action Of Gov. Pattison
IN he Homestead matter seemed overcautious
81 Arst bat when he did finally act i. was with
frmnsss and good effect. But the decision and
AeAcity displayed by Gov. Flower in the Buff
fAlo switehmsn's strike h the best example for
Q long while Of what an executive can do IN an
emergency calling for those qualities. II he
bad paused to think of the effect his action
might have on the workingman's vote in No
vsmber he might have been deferred some
other governors have been from doing his duty.
But although politician, Gov. Flower feels the
responsibilities Of power and the urgence Of the
calls Of duty. To him 1t is not, after all, bal
sncing Of votes. the Discontinued, laboring poor
against the lsw-sbiding, wellto-do and other
orderly citizens; or if SO, it il q well considered
plan Of prefsrring the solid general interest Of
the whole community to the special claims Of
the lawless few. In this connection the public
does not forget the prompt and effective assist-
snce extended BY the President to the governor
Of Idaho in the affair Of the mining strikers.
In all the anarchistic developments Of the time
1t is . happy ausury for the public that most of
those charged with official responsibility in such
crises are fully equal to their obligations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

4NOT GSEN "A MOMENTS VGEIL1C-
Is NECESSARY TO coNvIMm TIE WASHING
TON HousEKEEPER THAT TIE CONTINUED
POSSESSION OF EVERY coNcEIvABLI DO
NEsTIo COMFORT. PARTICULARLY WHEN
PAID FOB FROM THE SMALL SAVINGS or HER
wEEKLY OR MONTHLY Toll.
MAKES THE HOME OVER WHICH SHE PRE-
SIDES FAR swERTER AND MORE LovABLE
THAN THE WANT OF THOSE COMFORTS UNTIL
SUCH TIME WHEN SHE WILL HAVE AoCunv.
LATED SUFFICIENT CASH TO PURCHASE
THEM AT AN APPARENTLY LOWER FIGURE.
KNOWING THE VALUE OF DOLLAR. AND
PLEASED WITH THE EASY TERMS OF
OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SIZE UNwITT1N0LY PURsUHS
THE COURSE OF OUR BEST CITIZENS AND EN-.
JoYs LIFE WITHOUT IT'S BURDENS. HAPPY IN
THE MIDST OF COMMENTED HOUSEHOLD. 4
RR1GNINo QUEEN IN THE LITTLE KINGDOM
OF HOME
OUR COLOssALPARLORs. OVERLOOKING WITH
FIRsT.CLAss WARES AT LOWEST CONSISTENT
PRICES. ARE REPLETE WITH A HANDSOME
LINE OF PARLoR AND BED ROOM FURNI.
TuRE. CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE. RANGES.
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES. REFRIaERAroRs.
BUFFETs. CHIFFoNIERs. wARDRoBEs. cAB1.
NETS. FANCY ROCKERS PARLoR AND ExTKN-
SION TABLES. CouCHEs. HALL RACKS. sECRE-
TARIEs. TOILET AND DINNER SETS AND
WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE & HranxAxrs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES
sl7. 019. OIL AND xs3 7TH ST.
AND
au20 636 MASS. AVE NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

he soldiers at Buffalo arc the recipients of
ed from outsiders. II would put comedy
spsct on the strike situation il an appeal had
% b Issued to the public for q relief fund for
- starving military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

Politics ough: not to enter into such troubles
- those in Homestead. Buffalo and East Ten
nessee. because they are not political in their
origin. eo-.dHct, connection or sequel. properly
speaking But they are dragged into politics
and Inade to serve partisan ends-in the north
IN the interests q the democratic, in the south
Of the people, party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

M Cleveland has accomplished a feat that
must enritle him to general admiration A can
didate for ONCE, be writes letters daily and
avoids putting bis foot in it to any serious
sxtsut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

The democratic vice presidential nominee is
making admirable progress in the preliminary
work Of putting the public on speaking terms
with his name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

There doesn't appear to be a great deal Of
Conscience felt with reference to the economical
dsDenssrssons Of the Buffalo strikers. In this
respect they are in position to sympashizo
With Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

BONE OF the oratory quoted from Jerry simp-
son would indicate that he insists upon being
taken ssriously. He should ponder long and
carefully over The fact that q great many men
srs nothing II not funny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

The American porker desires to be taken by
k1roPe only on hic merits after thorough in
spsenoa- II may e. well be understood that in
ms connection our hog entirely repudiates his
nshphorical aspect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

Ihs prompt and Efficient work done BY the
police in the line Of garbage collection would
Indicate hat il 10 . matter Of considerably less
&6suisy than the contractor thinks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

Washington dealers are showing commend
soss Prompsness In arranging their orders with
rsfsrence 10 the vast increase Of food consump-
non during the q. A r. Encannpment II is .
s.ss That den2nds the taking Of time by The
foreloek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20
D1EHL AND OrHEn ELECTRIC FANS

Repaired. Electric Motors and Dy-
namos overhsuled and put in thor
ough order. Commentators turned
on and new ones furnished
Field Magnets and Armatrres rewound
in our own shop on the premises.
Motor and Dynamo Brushes for any
machine In stock or made to order.
JORDAN L Macleod,
Engineers, Machiuists. Electricians,
au17-lm $40 10th ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

IL b reasonable to believe that Mr. Cleveland
thinks his pen viii be much mightier than Ad-
lAi's AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20
{ /! !: $ !: / A a ! {: 8: FIN:

TUREs ~ svssyvhsrs q sHEDD'A we've
lust opsnsd the most maGniAcsns array that
we've ever AaA the pleasure q showine.
hooms which are ssslsts u bssHtv hAvs hssn
furnishsd and ht4sd ~ IN erdse 70 display
the stock IN al NJ sftxnetivsnessI we'd hhs
you 10 valh Into thsss ssesSst1s itteis psrtsvs
end let your syss delight thsnsslve& We
have Gas YIxTUREe q sssvv pries anA b
each co.. tAss prics = IL lepsse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

NV LAcEs.
Reminders Of the approaching fall season are here
in the way Of Laoss. New styles Of Point Dire
lands. in al widths. came today. They In sets Of
| three 10 I'VE widths 70 each pattern.
ROSE PArTrRN-cRxAM.
4-inch. 14c yard; 5-inch. lsc yard; e-inch, zoo.
yard
WHEEL PATTKRN-CREAM.
2<-inch. loo. yard; l-inch. l4e yard; bincA, 1oc
yard; 6inch. 25c. yard; 7<-inch. 200. yard
SPIDER WEB PATTERN-CREAM AND RoRu.
@<aneh. eoc yard; 41Sinch. 25o yard ss<-lnch. soc
yard; 6-inch. $50 yard.
LIAY PArrKRN-cRIAM.
@t-inch. lac. yard: 4S-inch. l7s yard; s,<-inch.
25c. yard.
POINT D'IRELANDH AND NET COMBINED.
6-inch. Sc. yard; finch. &c. yard
rwo-roNE POINT D'IRELANDE-aupURx
EYTEoT.
@S-inch. 2eo. yard; 4,SAnch. &c. yard; e-iach.
82c yard.
Two-ToNE-wHKEL PATTERN.
ahinch. 1sc. yard; 44nch. 22c. yard: Ss<inch.
30 yard.
BLACK SILK POINT DrRELANDE LAcRs. WITH
NET TOT.
A<-inch, S6c. yard
81 inch. osc yard.
D<-inch. q. 10 yard.
0<-inoh. u. - yard.
Every yard Of the above mentioned Lace II entirely
nov. having but landed in New York this week, 20
those wanting the very newest cannot 70 astray ON
these.
A full assortment Of Plat Val Inssrtinss also 70
oeivsd.
UMBRELLAS.
FEW sPECIALTIEs.
Genuine Gloria Cloth Umbrellas. 2s-inch. paragon
frame,
80 CENTS
Genuine Gloria MISUNDERSTANDING natural
wood and trimmed handlss-covsr and silk tsssel-
paragon Frame for S1.25.
Genuine Gloria Umbrellas o6-inch-imported
weichsel handles-parason frame. sl.7
Genuine Gloria Umbrellas deliberately
trimmed handles. s1.es-
BLAZER Su1rs
full line Of sizes. from sc to A. in navy and
black. made Of best quality storm serge. They are
1915, $1,000 and 1925.
tQrOuRnOut
elk-suitabe for early fall wear-reducsd from Sl2 to
1898.
SILK WA1sra
new lot In navy and black made Of China and
.ur.h .ill-nasa and unlin.d-.s 1898. worth
%.
BLAZER Faosrs
rusS t1ons Reduced Ri irS@ e. sq 70 4S
China Silk Blazer Fronts. in tan, black.
navy and white. with contra sting c0lored
edge-full rufne-plaited collar. Re- Do 90
ouceo from ID SS to-..................... SOIsOO
Blazer Fronts Of best quality navy blue
polka dot Chin. silk, made same as d . 90
above. Reduced from 81 6S to. ...,..,.. SDA.CO
SILK MFRS AND Gloves
Extra Length Black Silk Mitts Zoe
Better qualities at 31c., 3oc. &c. and CSC.
Taffeta Gloves. in black and colors zoe
and SO cents.
Pure SILK Gloves in black, tans. grays ct Soc.
Coo. 75c. and Csc.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

With James G. Blaine and Thos B. Reed both
turned on. Maine wiz be an exceedingly lumin-
Gus stats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

The great disadvantage that any new politi-
eal movement labors under il that it is to the
erAnk as nolasses is to the iv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20
Dl III. SANCHEZ
INVENTOR o. THr Ea.ncrHororsr.

oAho3N u AfsoHRIioE.A Cure for p,ssasss
ss.ss may s ssss;s a. s,.e s.ssse.
-. but none 20 vooAsrfl e this life
= - wQrk a the eminent Dr.. eanche,
~, InveseEste for ycurssh end b
"a AZ. ons Who he. never been m can
@Ss sc. 9 veil HssSsh, vs.,th sni happs,
~ a e. ar. on esrsh- Health comes nrst
SikG = :. Dire. wsssss ss a v 70 . as
~ nepYdpSe are usslss. 70 NJ. Many
.,sS sSaSSnR sF: s:., .sc ns, ;i sss
~ e. ~ tAsy pesssss 20 b ssiI but thir
~, a e. e not nece.snry. feS health and
- ss Thin sss si Ts.e & % q bSss S'G ssh
w.. s; s:s =. -, .n.:.sss,::;
"a e. a !. z SIR 70 ss~sssse.si way. but
81 ssi e =. |. g md h0%s. q many :.:ry SUI.
sI = -. leh With them Sssish and Or srs "a
s:I Ed =. 9. NE curative pov.r Of the vic.
81 e a %. vebr.sshe-Orxcr.. Tss natural
@1Ea %@ q sSs !.ELftT Tis ~ VIC,
81 F.sa AZ. Tonf.. cs.vss By ths Victory
go e. "a y. Among he many chronic dis.
~ ~ a y. 1900 xhseh hav. Sssa saccesfglly
ssi ct. q. .. tory" sY .thsumatism chilis.
81 .o%sis. c.s.1rs DsSs.n Asthma ma
81 ES. n. -. 1ndtQesticn. Constipation. Scrof
81 81. n -. ula. Kidney and Liver Trouble.
81 81 n-e. Special sdvtcs aeceseary IN com
81 Ct. =. -. plicsted cases furnished free Of
81 O. .. y. q our printed direciions man.ss
~ ra n o. their evn case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

Visitors 10 the @. A. 4. sncsmpmsnt should
y Aoroughiy warned 10 beware Of pick pock-
Aendsnes men and Jackson City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20
L. B. TowSEs & Son.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.

1916 9TH ST. NV.
One case 104 Unbleached Sheetine. 14c.
One case 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, Ice.
Good Cnbleached Cotton Remnants. &c.
"a Table Oilcloth, 15c.
Infants Carriage Robes.
Large line Lace Curtains. from 75c. pair MP.
Fancy Table Covers.
Sheets. Pillow Cases and Bolsters ready made
blankets, In gray red and white. very cheap,
Bed Comforts, all prices.
ladies' and Gents Umbrellas In great variety
White Bedspreads from Soc. to "a.
Table Linen, in bleached and unbleached from 25c
TO S1.25.
New dress Goods in all the leading shades
Black Satines. l2H. 10. 90 and 25c.
Black Cashmere and Henriettas q specially
Full line Of all the leading makes Of Corsets
Atwood Dress Flannel. IL yds. wide, Soc
Gents Night Shirts, DOC. 75c. and e.
Table Napkins. Towels. Crashes, he su2O-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

RArrs Esrrapa,ss
rsn nth 81. s.R
SOLID FACTS. SOLID YAcrs
WI ARE THE uxLY RzMxANr HOUSE IN
THE CITY.
WE ARE GAINING EVERY DAT IN POPULAR.
ITY.
WE ARE WIDE AWAKE IN youn INTxRHsr.
WE ARE HERE TO STAY.
WE ARE THE LADDERS OF Low PRIcHA
RzMNANrs RIMNANra
We tuse received cases Of Canton ylaanals nsu-
nants which Ne have placed IN thb sale. Rsrhaps q
httle previous for this line q eoods.
lcass unblsschsd Canton Ylssnsa. q. Our price.
lcass unblssehsd Canton Flannel. los. Our prso.,
Nc.
e.ss uablsschsd Canton Flaans,. l2ste. Our
price, 60.
/ cass uns.s.sAsd c.nso. Flannel, lsc. Our p.ssa,
lie.
/ oass Hlssched Canton flannel. loa Our pssss.
Nc.
lease Basschsd Canton ylsnnsl lsc. Our priss,
@Sc.
l lot Bedford Cords. &c. Our price. 4,<o
Hot Hlannsasttss. Sc. Our price. 80
lot Chevron. &c. Our price. &c.
Hot Ponsees. 1910. Our price. 69(c
lot Batste. l5c. Our price, Sl(c.
lot essines. l5c. Our price. sc.
1 lot Llama Cloth. 15c. Our price. no.
SHIRTS. sHIRTs
We have 4 special items In Mons unlaundsrsd
Shirts.
rs dozen Mems Shirts. 3gc. Our price, $50
. dozen Mems shirts. 49c. Our price. Sc.
% dozen Mems Shirts. Soc. Our prfcs loc
25dozsn Mems Shirts, DC. Our price. 500
RAFFs ENTERPRISE,
1241 11th st. So
su202t Leader Of Low PriosA
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WOODWARD AND LorHnop.
10TH. nth AND + sra NV.

WOODWARD AND LorHnor.
10TH. nth AND srs NV.
rUosed today at 4; Monday as
sEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF MEMS AND BOYS
UNLAUNDEREp SHIRTS.
TWENTY DAYS SALE OF MINIS HALF
HosE-MoNDAY. FOURTEENTH DAY.
EYEs1eHr Is PRrcrIEss
The now popular opinion that the use Of
Gissses should be postponed - long - possible
h srroneous- As soon Is unpleasant feelings
denote the approach Of Presbyopia. glasses
are deprived of the aid they need. and conss-
ausntly are subjected to strain, the more
rapidly viii the changes become developed.
The marhst is flooded with low-priosd steel and
iron spsctsclss which have imperfect lenses and
are thsrsfors n injury to the sysaL
OUR OPTICAL GOODS DEPARTMENT
Has the most complete stock obsainabls. and
We guarantee both at and quality.
Ost foor....... near 1lth IT. sntranoA)
ATTRACTIONS OK TIE Tnrnr FLoos
FOR MONDAY.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Just received. full assortment Of sizes In
our celebrated Storm Serge Suits On sale
Monday at
ga so and s1o-
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
A lot Of Ladies' Navy Blue Ali-wool Flannel
BATHING Suits. trimmed with white braid
Usually sold for -
Special price. ~ 7s.-
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
For the cool evenings that viii be here very
shortly.
Atwood Cashmere shawls. cream and black.
81 CO.
Ar-wool Chudda shawls. cream and black.
81 So
Shetland Wool Shawls honeycomb pattern
81 20
MISSES DEPARTMENT
Percale Shirt Waists. neat patterns all sizes.
worth Toe.
Special price. 35c.-
Third door. ......-...--11th st. building.)
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w. Nj. SHusrER & Soxs.

W. NJ. SHusrER & Soxs.
e19 PENN. AVE. NV.
HAVE MADE
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN SUMNER GOODS,
NAMELY:
12lSc. OUTINGS reduced to Sc.
12ISc. GINGHAMS reduced to 80.
10c. LAWNS reduced to sc.
121fc. CANTON CLOTH reducedto Sc.
Fine SATIN GINGHAMS. from 5O:. to 4Oa
25c. GINGHAM to Doc.
20c. BINGHAM. to 15c.
All Summer Goods In proportion.
Now is your chance for summer bargains II you
have no use for them this they will be cheap
buy to carry over to next. But determined to
sell them If price will than. Come early, be-
fore all are Aold One price
W. NJ SINISTER L SONS,
au2 gl9 PENN. AVE
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Mss LULA LEHMAN.
93l F ST. NV.

sS1T 10 70 st ts ea s * prone,
adrtcs from its tareafor. Dr. Sahehe. IL
CoRxs AND Busroxs REMOVED. 25c.
shisda oi1tTeasso Sc or ses Leg yonr fee, COM
NINE PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
VI reeder Of the ase Informatio1 siven with phe-
1921 Marion o. NV. bet. 9th and 7th. and q ste.
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L.sssuaeu & B.a

LASsBuRea q Bso
AnE You PnrpAn,xe,
Soon the nsny visitors 10 ths g. L. \
sncampment VIII b here. Many o.
already LOOKING around to 80 whore II
goods ct the correct prices can b bought
many are wise and sxs already buyins
Thsir wisdom d apparent foe ne ssod
needed VIII never b less than nov. ths
variety never any bssssr.
CONSIDER us WHEN MAKING YouR
ARRANGEMENTS.
BLANKErs.
SPREADS.
COMFORTS.
AND PRICES
TO SUIT
YOUR PURSE
REMNANTS OF sHEETINos AND
PILLOW LINENS in desirable lengths ct
prices much less than OF tbs piece.
TowrLs SEP SS oNI a. 4 l3xt sD ,so.
eo-inch Turkey Red D.mask. color guar
sntsed. 5oc. yard.
a2-inch Best Quality Turkey Red Dam
ssh. 75c. yard.
62-inch Best Quality Cardinal Damask.
with black and white border. TO. yard.
e2-inch Best Quality Turkey and Green
Damask. 75c. yard
es-inch Best Quality Turkey BED Dam
ssk. s5c. yard.
"a Best Quality Turkey Red Clotha q.
"a Extra Quality Turkey Red Cloths.
s1.zo.
lo4 E1tr. Quality TURKEY Red Cloths.
s225
LA Extra Quality Turkey Red Cloths.
s275
IA Best Quality Cardinal Cloths. Gil
"a Best Quality Cardinal Cloths. e1.75.
1o4 Best Quality Cardinal Cloths. s2.25.
124 Best Quality Cardinal Cloths. e. Is.
Best Quality Cardinal Cloths. with hnotted
fringe. "a. %; 1o4. q. 70. pa. s4.5o.
"a Best Quality Turkey and Green
Cloths. s1.75.
1o4 Best Quality Turkey and Green
Cloths 81 25
124 Bees. Quality Turkey and Green
Cloths. ears.
FLAes AND F1Aeo1Se.
The stock is fresh
L MUSLIN FLAGS.
9 WOOL FLAGS.
SILK FLAGS.
Kyou want rs to do your drapns send in
your orders. for later on will be rushed.
We give you estimates when desired
{ E. ! 4 4 !. II II ! / :: :: s:
EEBfs III ERf s gee g HI
ss ss ss ID : / IT. / { aS s. III III
4. E E {! r g. s ! :: ::
40. 422. 4a4. 42s 7TH ST. NV. suso
" W W ZEE " " ZEE
M&M% EE MMMMW kE
% %wwW ZEE wWwwWW kEr
EEST FoR SALE OK Sell Sell
EkNNT 1NsrALLMSNrs. SELL
RENT We are determined to introduce SELL
ES saa 5 IL: :,s =ssh S:s SEE
kENT GfSfNd Permits o SOH Sell Sell
EkNt ward -oTR " SALE LIZ sYsT Ten Sell Sell
RENT renders buying outright very easy SELL
RENT economy iores. SELL
RENT READ THIS. Sell
KEST WASHINGTON, DC. Sell
RENT John n. Webb: SELL
kENT Dear Sir; i have used the ELEc.. SELL
RENT TROPOiSE for year and half SELL
RENT sriy With children and Gid psope Bell
RENT Of Grippe and entirely cured SELL
RENT in about one week. II is especially SELL
RENT good in all cases Of fever. SELL
RENT SILL
RENT 8. p. HOOD. SELL
RENT SFTI
RENT Il SELL
RENT ATLANTIC ILECTROPOISE 6EII
RENT SELL
kEST COMPANY. Sell Sell
RENT SELI
RENT 14Oo NEW YORK AVE, SELL
RENT SELL
k kESF 1t Only AGENTS. Sell SELL
L. B. TowxEs & Son.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.
1916 9TH ST. NV.
One case 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting 14c
One case 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, 16c.
Coed Cnbleached Cotton Remnants. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

SPECIAL In LADIES Vrsrs
100 dozen Ladies' Medium Weight Swiss
Ribbed Cotton Vests. high neck and quarter
sleeves. suitable for mountain and early fall
--36c.. for FL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-20

SHEEr1xas AND MusI,xs
At least 10 per C Mt below usual prices.
- Andzoscogsin Mills Shooting. blsschsd 2lc I'd.
- Andsoscogsin Mills. blssnhsd ............. 25o
104 Androscogsin Mills. hlsachsd..
~ Pequot. blsached go
% Psouot. blsssAsd 2se
10-4 PsQuot. blsached. 47c
- Aedsoscossia. unhlsachsd
- Androseossin. uablsschsd
loA Androscossin. unblsachsd
PILLOW CASE MusLIns.
<sinch AnAsoscogsin.
leinch AadsoseoMtn.
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TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
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CHENILLE CURTAINS.
200 pairs All-cheniIle Curtains. dado and
frieze. fringed top and bottom.
$500 pair. usually s7.50
100 pairs Chenille Curtains all-ovsr pat
terms. six color combinations.
$1,000 pair. usually SI2. so.
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY
100 Ga Tapestry Table Covers. frinsed all
around Reduced from 81 so to
4 lot Of Silk prapery Scarfs ct
-sL25. 81 so and s2.O0-
Worth at least oue-third more.
WINDOW SHADES TO ORDER
We have reduced the prices Of Window
Shades made in our own factory Estimates
furnished free.
GnovE SPECIALS
Ladies' 4-buston Tan Castor Gloves, patent
claspa AL sizes
fl 90 pair
tFrst foor. 18th st. annex
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~Uosed today at 4; Monday cts.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-14
A DEMON SON.
He Attacks His Mother nd DisesAbevsis,
His Father.

special 10 the Leaf Chronicis.l
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Sept i4.--Ts !.
Willingham, Jr., OF Brenham, 90 -
joining town, went home drunk yes-
terday and began to curse his sister.
His parents demanded that he quit
abusing the girl.
This infuriated him and he pslled
a picket off a fence and struck hie
mother over the head with 1t. The
old lady received a bad cut from the
nail at the end Of the picket.
His father attempted to interfere,
when young Willingham drew .
knife and stabbed his father, Arst In
the shoulder, making wound sever.
al inches deep, and then slashed him
across the abdomen, penetrating the
stomach and almost disembovelipa
him. His injuries are fatal. The
old gentleman, Alfred Wfllingham,
Is an old settler In Texas and Mexi-
can War veteran,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-14
DESERT ls
CHlckAMAUGA MONUMENTS.
Ohio Veterans Locating the Positions (
the Various Regiments.


CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 1.-the advance
guard of the veterans of the Army of
Cumberland is coming In squads. The
first arrivals, General Grosvenor and
party of sixty from Ohio, went to the
Chickamauga battle field Monday morn
ing on special train over the Chatta-
nooga Southern railroad, where they
will locate the position Of the various
Ohio regiments, which will be appro-
priately marked by the state.
Monday morning about forty of the
Seventy-ninth Pennsylvania infantry
and Eighth cavalry came in, and more
are on the way. Theirs are two Of the
few eastern regiments that fought at
Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge.
They were met at the depot by COM
mittee Of the Pennsylvania association
and taken to the Merchants hotel. Mon
day afternoon they visited the national
cemetery, and Tuesday morning they
went to Lookout mountain.
It is probable that the reunion Of the
famous Wilder brigade will be post
poned until next spring, as General
Wilder Is In Philadelphia on urgent
business, and can not be present on the
14th and 15ti, the days on which the
meeting of the Society of the Army are
TO be held.