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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-11

May IL, although the exact daJe mas not
been decided upon. The governor will in
clude no other business in his call except
the enactment of areapportionment act and
1t is believed that all preliminary work for
this will be done before the session meets.
and thus the minimum time be taken mn
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-11
Pattison Said to be at Work.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April lit is re-
ported that Governor Pattison is using his
influence TO prevent instructions for Cleve-
land by the Democratic state convention
next Wednesday in the belief that his
prospects for the nomination for president
will be promoted by non-action in this
mattar
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-11
Recount Elected q Democrat.

BAY CITv, Mich. April 1.-THE council
Saturday made a recount of the city vote
the result being that Marsac, the Demo
cratic candidate for recorder, is shown
elected by majority of forty-nine votes,
fifteen more than was claimed. The re.
count also showed Winterholter, Demo
crat, elected alderman In the Sixth over
Schrader by six majority. This gives the
new common council Democratic ma
jority Of two.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-11
Two More National Banks.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Second Ma
tional bank Of Orange, n. J.. capital $780,
600, and the City National bank of Ard.
more, l. T., capital $4,000, have been
authorized to begin business.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-11
Sa Us Kansas VIII Return.
Boyd Engaged in Another Contest.

OMAHA, April 1.-THE contest between
Governor Boyd and Euclid Martin to 60 to
Chicago at the head of the Nebraska dele.
cation to the national convention has
caused split. Saturday in the county
convention the Martin faction was howled
down by Boyd's men, and, being unable
to be heard, that faction bolted and or.
ganized Il separate convention. Both fac.
tions selected a full delegation to the stats
convention. The Martin faction favors
Cleveland, while Boyd's friends are pre-.
sumably for Hill
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-11
wisconsin special se..ion,

MADISON, Wis, April ia special ses-
sion of the legislature will probably Be
called by Governor Peck for Wednesday,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-11
INGALLS, MAKES A PREDICTION.
The Competitors on the Presidential
Ticket To BE Harrison and Cleveland.

The Competitors the Presidential
Ticket To BE Harrison and Cleveland.
CHICAGO, April LEX United States
Senator John j. Ingalls, arrived Saturday
at the Grand Pacific When he was in the
city a short time ago it was generally be-
lieved that Hill and Blaine would be the
opposing candidates for the presidency
Despite this Mr. Ingalls, predicted the Ger.
tain nomination OF Cleveland and Harri:
son. He now believes that his prediction
has already practically been fulfilled.
"Blaine is now not to be thought Of" he
said. "Blaine was the choice of enthusi.
asm, Harrison is that of common sense
Cleveland will be nominated by the masses
of his party"
Says Kansas VIII Return.
After criticising the action of the pres.
ent congress the ex-senator said: "The re-
suit will be Cleveland's nomination. Ny
own state will return to the fold. The
present programme in Kansas is to give
the electoral vote to the Democrats and
the state offices to the Alliance. 1t will
fail" Ingalls, had but one reply to Ques-
tions regarding his political future II
have no further desire for public life," he
said
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-11
The Local N arkets.

Office Rock Island DAILY AND WEEKLY ARGUS |,
Rock Island, H.. April IL, 1872 +
GRAIN, ETC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

N" Arkansas election 'aezt Monday is Of gen.
e'ai interest bees1so of the possible fusion
between the republican and peoples party, and
the effect !; may have on other elections in tho
south TIE repubi ran. democratic and PEI,
Pies parties have tic ke,s. but it has been FRO
F"sei to Withdra~ he republican state and the
people g electoral acket. 81 tie last pres iden-
hli election the cote stood, Harrison, 80. 1872;
C-eve-And. So g. A. the state election two
years ago the !ePublicans east 50 IsI, tie demo-
cra;s 1U6,z PSI votes- These facts dictate re-
pullman s ains without considering the third
party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

View York cir Is tartlily awakening to the
fsc. lat & i IN a foul and unwhoI esc.ne con-
GllOa. VIII ilc plague at lis threshold it be.-ir.
20 sc, Up q e-y To- cleanliness. & isa lac re-
feIt:IIste. Tho entire country Is concerned in
the sanitary condition of that eity 1t is the
great ,;5-ril lfia- point OF o.ean traffic. and II
a be'-'.1iel a--essc-r:dGcn tie germs OF resti-
leace a.e sc--tsrei broadcast New Yo-k can-
not exert i'5clf zoo much to avert The conse-
qaeuess pAlrA utEers ~ well As itself NAV
aUi.c- through its neg, I.cnoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

The administration has taken hold OF the
cholera Question promptly and acted with de-
cision- The whole case is covered, 20 far a. 1t
can be without an instant call of Congress, by
the action yesterday and by reserve measures
YET to be promulgated The regulations may,
probably viii. serve TO prevent extensive at
ternpts at immigration pending the epidemic.
A to the vessels now at quarantine or on the
ocean they viii be treated as the circumstances
require-with caution and yet with no undue
severity. The danger is in evasion by the
steamship companies and individual pas
sengers Of the inspection and quarantine re-
agreements. st Boston and at Philadelphia, as
vel a. New York, there have been such
eyasious. which may produce serious results.
Whether the health authorities have connived
at some % these cannot be determined until
further facts are ascertsined. The fact that
persons have been found in Detroit. and per-
hans other places in the interior. without certi-
fcstcs. although recently landed from vessels
which came directly from ports where there are
CASES Of choir shows that the quarantine has
been slack. whatever it may be today. The
other fact. already noted b. The STAR. that
Immigrants are arriving who have been merely
separated az the iEs.aut-of embarkation or near
that moment from large crowd OF infected
people OF people detained on suspicion shows
how important it Is 20 Iengthen the tir1e of
quarantine and incrrase the precautions.
There ought 90 be law enabling the President
10 exclude all immigrants from infected conn
tries and ali other immigrants or travellers who
cannot present a clean bill OF health pending a
grel' epi<,e1l!r- Il is question whether such
legislation and o,her stringent measures are at
tuis~blc il time for The present emergency. As
sooa as vces.5le the lew o. laws should be On
acted. and meanwhile :he practical labor of the
day Is 60 make che most Of existing statutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

its Toronto EIsitrs takes the sensible rosi-
to-. .l-' taEajs .,ogli not stay away from the
tliir's,n world S .s.ir. 1t Is true that the En.-
arc r'T'r'ef ii GIth some REMARKS rot strictly
complimentary n the action Of cslr government.
Bal the H,icd States can stand chat Chicago.
saws ne 'ans'ilan ,aper. viii be big adver-
hemert Tor Canada Again il says: The
people Of 'he republic are. in the main. verv
-eveEheaded.' which showsthat on this subject
The Toronto journal carries level head. The
ONLY "ou'ier Is that II docs not induce its own
party and eoT"-uInens TO be level headed in
matters OF trade reciprocity with this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

Both Baltimore and Norfolk are in close COM
muniesItion with the national capital and it is
n matter Of The utmost concern what stems are
taken III those cities 10 prevent tie entrance
Of cholera. The ordering of a revenue cutter
TO The virginia eapes was prime measupe Of
precnution ..-. il IS hoped that the port author
tiles IN Chesapeake bay and Hampton Roads
viii mite edectually with the federal govern
ment in maintaining thorough look ont. Nor
foik and Baltimore. Ike most other ports are
not in the best condition to graphic with such o
disease as cholera il II once gains a foothols
~ these cities have several times suffered frc y,
'he raFages OF epidernicS. the health Officer in
both caIIo: be too visilant on TIE present oc-
easiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

The temporary exclusion Of immigrants at
tairsd best by specific law with penalties at
tached, but reached measurably by rigid quar-
antiae maintained indefinitely by extension of
the period from time to time as may be deemed
prudent. l. so distinctly in the line of public
safety that no cayil of the steamship companies
or importers ought for moment to stand in
the way OF rules for its certain enforcement.
The time FOR sentimentality in behalf of the few
or 81 interested suggestion in aid of MONEY
getters to the deadly injury of the community
ispast. The public is of more value than many
intending Immigrants and the great interests Of
the country are paramount to the selfish inter
eSts Of those who CRY aloud against the suspen-
sion of commerce with infected ports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

An inspection Of some 81 the ALLEYS Of the
city. Tn~te b. SriE reporter. the results Of
which ere reported e}-cvhsre makes it ap-
ra-'r -ta- The Authorities have much to dc
irt-~- they can give any assurance that wash
i.g ou Is prepared - W. hsta1J an invasion Of
cholera. The revelations are di-1creenble hut
timely. ard cal FOR prompt action. in some
rlaccs tae haSi'a ions are not fl fer animals.
m--rh less h-raar beings. Evervvie~e in the
Localities Indicated in the reP0r. the nth j.
abundant aud iu-cle-ablc. Collections Of or'sl.
dead animals. StaGnaut water aad other m
wholesome and offensive refuse 10 al almost
Incredible extent were found in n rufnber OF
these thornushfares. 1t ia no time to hold op-
tiHiis;ic views when Eueh facts abound and
cholera Is in New York harbor. The city must
be put IN good order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

II y fortunate perhaps for Mr. Gladstone
tha' tne' British mind is not especially sensitive
to the ludEcrOus. Otherwise the fart that he
Vas hit with a ginger cake by an Old lady and
subsequently, chased BY COW might prove
something OF a de;rimeut TO him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

When the Legitimate sale of liquor is de-
ciared inevitable and immediately after the.
churches are notified that they must pay water
rent there is some reason for feeling that the
dimes are slightly out of joint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

The people who are stirring up New Ys,rk TO
e realization Of her condition are be,,mins
aware Of the fact that while vociferousus,s NAV
move an audier.oe it won't move garbage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

Reed birds are scare. but bIackbirss nre
plentiful II is not 20 be expected thrt ares
taurateur viii disappoint the epicure when
merely form Of designation is invol sed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

Liut. Holinberger D. doing very well where
b. II There Is no oco.sion for him to ''move
on"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

The old sax about an ounce Of prevention
being worth pound OF cure never had more
force than now. when the>cholera il menscing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
TIE Fnasr Srosa.

wv What with the westhsr-and
W wv tn. havoc vacation has played
W w with ths children,s ciothes-you
must be about ready to attend to
making the FAN changes. We are.
As rule. you know. the Juvenile
season 10 Riven . week or two the
start Of the others-so We make the
earliest preparations for them.
We won't stop growing until We
closhe every man and boy In wash-
ington- II you thought We had
big stock Of Boys and childrens'
wearables last season-wait until you
see the magnitude Of fall. 1t has
crown because our trade has grown.
Grown because our qualities and prices
are appreciated by the community of
buyers. Your conndencs has fred
our ambition until we have not left
stone usurned to put ourselves in
possession Of the choicest-newest-an
best that's made the world over
We have been appointed the sole Wash
ington representatives of all the most
exclusive designers of Juveniles apparel
in America and Europe. These folks
don't like to have their MASTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

Mr.. Peek is not the FIRST csts-paw to b.
burned BY statistical chestnuts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
es-Open until O'Clock every night.
Tc BRAVE The STORMS.
PIP En- iiRkH Fms Wy ssss
+ ZEE I L ( ( 7 ssss
FFFASHION WORMS" ITS WAY INTO EVERY
EF thing. Even UMBRELLAS catch the fever,
departing from decorations Of the past season.
and grow popular in great variety Of new sorts and
shapes of handles. The love for the eternal fitness
Of things inspires to keep pace With the changes
So set protector in the corner for sec
ond best' wear and select one Of the new 'cropr TO
escort You through the showery autumn and more
violent winter
If you only had to carry an UMBRELLA when It
raned it would not matter 50 much-but you know
precaution takes it oftener than necessity-and it
should at least be modern in its appearance.
1t is the very variety of our assortment that akes
easy to come to terms of satisfaction We carry all
the plain and modest to the most stylis
and elaborate. The handles catch your eye, but on
safety.
26-IscH.

26-inch ENGLISH GLORIA. with natural
wood handles-the right size for children-the
right kind to knock about at school-$l.
26inch GLORIA, with natural handles
$l21.
Binch GLORIA. with natural wood oxi-
died and mourning handles. and parago on
frames-S1. 30.
26-inch UNION SILK, with French horn and
fancy bone handles-S2.
26-inch UNION SILK, with natural handles
and paragon frames-$2 10.
26-inch UNION SILK, with silver feur de lis
trimmed sticks-$2. 30.
2G-inch Isle SPUN. with natural sticks
So
26-inch ALL SILK SATIN DE CHINE, on
fox frames with natural handles-S4
26-inch UNION and ALL SILK, with Sterling
Silver knobs and French horn handles. trimmed
with silver feur de lis-$5 80 to 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
1913 FINE Tea SETS. S4.97.

These tea sets nicely decorated by hand and gold
finished New shape. They are the regular &c. 10
quality. We offer at "a. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

No other house DOES-EvER DID--or
EVER WILL-sell such STERLING QUAIL
ITIES 1t such Low PRICES A WE auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

! F Il = = = iii / j III L - -
EFF A E S 90 G H ZEE ssss
+ II NM \ II Scs g H E. HHrr ssss
In modest and gorgeous DRESS TRIMMINGS
have just been opened. We've never carried
quite complete assortment; but, IS We
told you yesterday. we're going TO lead the pro-
cessiOn in the aevness and the reasOna bieness
Of all that Is near and dear to the ladies' hearts
We're rebuilding, it's true. hut were ready
and anxious to serve you. nevertheless. To-
morrow we invite your attention to these sea-
sonable offerings:
AppLrouE-P. ssEMExrERrEs.
Beaded Effects. various widths. embr ordered
the many delicate shades of silk and tinsel
Combinations Of Gold and Mode, Gold and
Navy. Tan and Brown. Light and Dark Slate
and Ia all the most exquis te evening shades
They're new, fresh goods, aad their Price is
sLs7 YARD.
FANCY PAssEMENrERrEs.
Embroidered in Beads and Tinsel. Narrow.
Light and Dark Gray. Cadet Blue Light and
Dark Brown. Reseda Green. &C.. 81 per
YARD.
Also tastefully selected collection of Mar
row. Fancy Edges at % CTS. 80 CTS. 10
CTS. and 81 per YARD.
And wider TRIMMINGS TO match
In selecting these fanciful creations especial
attention has been given to matching the latest
tints.
New EFFECTS Is Moss AND GIMP
Combined. These colors: Navy. Black Light
Gray. Dark Gray. Gobelin Blue. Cadet Blue
Garnet. Reseda Green, Bottle Green. Tan.
Light and Dark Brown. 80 and u CTS. YD.
Same colors in combinations.
SILK AND TrssrL Gnap
Narrow. Above shades. In CTS. YD.
SILK GIMP. BAND EFFECTS.
inch wide All above colors Combined silk
braid and cord. Entirely new. p CTS. YD.
And Gimp Trimmings to match any shade of
Dress Goods. up to "a CTS YD. TRIM
MINGs Of every nature.
G1RDLEs. GIRDLEs. FAxcr GrRpLEs.
magnificent array. New styles Vest and
Suspenders combined. Black. Silk and Jet
SATURDAY GnovE OrrrRrSGs
sButton Tan Suede Mousquetaires. Regular
price, S1.25. For Tomorrow. "a CTS.
sButton White Wash Chamois. Worth 81. %.
Tomorrow only. - CTS.
Button White Mousquetaire Suede Never
sold for less than 81 p. Tomorrow, 81 90
sl.25 Foster Lacing Gloves, in all the ne,c Tan
shades. viii be sold Tomorrow for 90 CTS.
as Cent Black Six. Kid finish. Gloves at As
CTS.
81 Mitts Black. Long. IS CENTS.
Childrens Mitts and Gloves IN all colors. %
CTS.
sz-see our "ad (" in Sundays Post"
w. s sp # EEE ERR 3 69cGc ZEE &
A Err HI sRf g oEkh n
7l9 MARKET SPACE. 7l9
SHOES. SHOES
BEST BARGAINS IN TOWN
THE NORTH WASHINGTON BARGAIN HOUSE
800 Shoes reduced to 500
1893 :: :" SIG SIS.
All'the Best Makes.
LS n. sTRAUS.
1902 9TH ST. NV.
Second door from p st. se2-0t
AsIr WALKING Ok Eoes-TH HE WAY
some people with corns and bunicns walk. .,c. 81
inlI treatment DRJ.J. GEOkGEsS son. llloPa-s v
pLAYED BIZ THE MARINE BAND SAT-. ,AUG, q.
TIE I.s,.s:t march oTse WsshRsSn Mn
aus March, " HENRY aisSh SHifE. Sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
Sl9.98 Full DrssrR AND
TEA SETS. $l4.9S.

These sets are very beautiful. entirely shape.
with superb decorations. Fine durable quality
China. They sell regularly at SO. 9s. Tomorrow
s14.9S. They comprise the following pieces:
IL Large Plates, Covered Vegetable
IL Medium Plates. Dishes,
IL Soup Plates. Uncovered Vegetable
II sance Plates, Dishes,
~ Ind Buffers. l2 Cups and Saucers,
Soup Tureen. l Tea Pot.
l Sauce Tureen 1 Sugar Bowl,
l Large Meat Platter. 1 Cream Pitcher.
l Medium Meat Platter 1 Covered Butter Dish
l Small Meat Platter. 1 Bowl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

The cool wave is timely and reassuring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
Il S !. : III n
EEsEfE "A kk.If 60 EEuH /.
zkk - / I Cos Cos I ZEE =

STE / Fl 1 / / $SoSs I'll IL. ::
This aereeAbie change in the weather
should turn your thoughts fallward.
This b inst the season Of the year You
need Mediunl- weight Jacket for the
cool MORNINGS and EVENING" We have
an attractive line Of Fall-weixht
Jackets, IN the soft tan and gray shades.
also black and navy blue in becoming
styles. which we are selling at e. A..
"a 50. -. %. a. 4S. %. 4S aod $40
A R1cH FIND In Surrs.
We ''strwek 1t ,icA" In laying in this
large stock Of sli-weight Blazer Suits.
Customers tell us we have the most at
tractive styles and best values in town.
Excellent Navy Blue Blazer Suits.
fall weight. at 90. a..
Excellent French Serge Blazer Suits,
in black and navy. sl1.4S
The Fashionable Elton" Blazer Suits,
Only Giles.
Nor1oS DEPARTMENT BaReA1ss.
LOCO cakes @. A. n. Fancy Toilet
Soap At 1c. per cake.
Loo rolls Of 10c Toilet Paper at Sc.
per roll.
LOCO bottles Of Fine l0c. Sperm Ma
chine Oil 1t SC. per bottle.
One lot Of Children's Hose Supporters.
all sizes. reduced from 10, Jpn, Is and
1Sc. to SC. per pair.
One lot Of 18c. Buffalo Horn Dressing
Combs. 1Oc each.
1000 Bristis Tooth Brushes. 1oc.
quality. for Sc.
One lot Of 2Oc. Extracts, in various
odors. at 12c. per bottle.
Zoe. WINDSOR Scars. PIC.
Balance Of our stock Of Best Quality
All-silk Windsor Scarfs. in q large and
attractive variety Of light. dark and
medium colorings, including plain
shades. plaids, stripes. &c Never be-
fore sold under 2jc. Only Gle. each
tomorrow.
W1xD-Up Or lie. RIBBONS.
Tomorrow ought to see the last Of the
20. %. 30. 30 and 38c. Ribbons we are
closing out ut lie. per yard, jndving
from the crowd around them. The lot
includes Gros Grain with satin edge,
Satin and eros Grain and Fancy Rib
bons In various shades. IL to inches
wide. Just the kinds. shades and widths
you will want this fall for dress trim
mings and fancy work. Reduced from
20. 70. 30, 35 and Sc. to lie. per yard
SATURDAYS GLovE BARGAINS
S-button White Chamois Skin. Nous
quetafre Gloves twill be worn all falD.
Reduced from 81 to 15c. per pair
4-button Extra Quality Kid Gloves, in
tans. browns and Grays. Reduced from
81 25 to Ole. per pair.
THE Bon MARcHE.
1t 81 4-3l6 Urn ST. n. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
2S-IscH.

2s-inch ENGLISH GLORIA, with natural
handes-S1.
2s-inch SILK GLORIA, with natural handles
81 80
2S-inch UNION SILK, with cases to match
and natural sticks-So
2S-inch STANLEY SILK. with natural han
dles-$2 80
2s-inch UNION SILK, with French horn
handles-S3.
2s-inch Isle SPUN SILK. handsomely
mounted-S4.
2s-inch UNION SILK, with silver handles
of unique design-$5 and 80
2S-inch UNION SILK, with natural handles
bound with silver-S5
2S-inch UNION SILK. with sterling silver
trimmed s.icEs-S1.
SO far all the coverings black. season
or so ago the colored fad came in. Whoever
thought it was 10 be short lived reckoned with
out their host-for again they come as the very
pink Of propriety"-prettier than ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
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Tomorrow, Saturday, September 3. will be great
day in our China Department. Prices have been re-
duced all over the department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

SAks Axp CovpAxr.
PENNA AVE.
Open until tonight.
Anf
7TH ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

s~opcn ths sueasae o9i o'clock.
10 PARENTS AND GuAKpr.ss
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS ron Fall. wEAn
Are here. We've never shown
such values bafore at the pric.-
never had such 10 show That
eetterinz and betterins prcr~-s
WORD h.. been soIns on. How 20 g.
the best Equality. nt aud nni.hl
al popular rrioes ha. been our
ABOUT sunm-r'-s'uiy We ,u<t deived
into the thing-wsnt 20 the bot
tom OF every lsttl. IL There's
BIG not n manufacturer @ boys
clothes OF any mote whose Stana-
ard of votk we didn't ssuxe. not
AND one who wouldn't have esteemed
aprivilege 20 pla,e his clctsins
on our market hut We o.
LITTLE durstely rdrked Just what We
thoaxht yoa wAn,ed--that which
combined oaaiiiy. shape. Pit.
BOYS Finih aad Low Fr,ce ssrenTth
Never m the d.psrtments his
to-y were -uoh sterling goods
CLOTHING. markell 80 Tow. Really for your
selection.
Hsrs ars saa.s "sps-fals' sar ear'e buyers
No. I. DOUBLE BREASTED BOX COAT
Sjl1-s-ri-tiy all wool sewed AL through
with Silk button holes hand wurked; medium
and dark shades. sizes 10 ~ inclusive.
SIS - a suit
No p DOUBLE- BREASTED BOX COAT
sUrr-same A. number one. but degree OF -
finer, sizes : TO - inclusive
So. - a suit. -
No r. DoUBLE-BREAsrEp BOX COAT
SUIT fashioned very iaantily. Absolutely
all wool. Italian cloth lining extra pieces CIR
patching. regular siN dollar suit All size.
$500 a uit.-
No DOUBLE BRE ,STFD BOX COAT
SDtr-ani the same In Al details namb.f
three, but Of Inner material; all sizes.
-s6.oO asui;.-
No. :. orr VERY FINEST AII-woor.
SCHOOL SUIT. The material l. the product
Of one - the oIdes' mills ia Huda-rSaeld. Eng
land. Finished in suussb MANNER. Hall
dozen styles. Al siz-s
-s7.5o--
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
Nor1os DrpAnrnrsr B,ne.,ss.
25o. WINDSOR Scars, PIC.

Balance Of our stock Of Best Quality
All-silk Windsor Scarfs. in large and
attractive variety Of light. dark and
medium colorings. including plain
shades, plaids, stripes. &c. Never be-
fore sold under 2jc. Only 2lc. each
tomorrow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

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