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Crows. DEPARTMENT.

o. Channels MousQueiaires. .S3c
9c Genuine Pigskin Biarritz Mousquetaires. Sic
gs}c 4-button Real Kid Gloves. SIC
p Shook Foster" Kid Gloves 95e
u. 50 4button ''Palas Royal Kid Gloyes.... 81. s.
u. IS S-buttoA "P. X" Suede Kid MousQue-
tares 81 46
81 Misses; and Boys Kid Gloves SOC
81 y Misses Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. 81 15
DC Silk Gloves and Mtts .2lc
3{@r SILK Gloves and Mitts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIC
JOc Miianese Silk Gloves and Mitts. .44c
75c. English Silk Gloves and Mitts Csc
Csc. Best Silk Gloves and Mitts. SOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-30

BoeroS, May so.-RObcrt Hsnley, or hobart
Allen, the actor, died suddenly yesterday. The
body win be sent to Pittsburg. his native place.
DArroS, ONO. Nav S0.--Gen. kreidler, COM
mander-in-chief Of the Catholic knights Of 81
John, OF Ohio, died Last night He was sixty-
three years old.
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LACE DEPARTMENT.

Toe Point d1relande Laces, worth e. 9s yard &c
o9c Point d'Irelande Laces. worth 81 so yard soc
.4c: Point Gene Laces. worth Soc yard .......2 ec
81 3o Fancy Laces, worth ~ 25 yard n "a
81 Fancy Laces worth 81 so yard .g7c
Soc. Fancy Laces, worth u. % yard CSC
6Sc. Fancy Laces worth q yard .5Oc
5sc. Val. Laces worth 75c. yard 40,
DC. Val. Laces worth Soc. yard . %,
&c. Val. Laces worth 25c. yard . ~,
Use. Lace Drapery Nets. worth 75c. yard SOC
5oc. Chantilly Laces. worth Soc yard ...,.,. 25c
&C. Wells. all styles. 5c
uens' al sly .1Oc
90 ens' az
oeiis. a styie .l8c
|oc. Chantilly Veilings. worth u %. Sac
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SUIT DEPARTMENT.
w rsrs.

90 so Imported Silk Waists, all styles.......S81o
sS Silk Waists exclusive styles.
81 50 silk Waists, made to order
s. 75 Silk Waists, Paais Royal specially. 90
81 90 Silk Waists. Black and colors. 50
81 25 Silkne Waists Black and colors. ~
81 IS Figured Silkine and Percale Waists. Sl23
81 90 Lace-trimmed Lawn Waists.
81 IS India Lawn Waists. all styles. 80
81 India Lawn Blouse Waists. .S4c
Sc Pieated front Lawn Waists ................69 c
Soc Waists, all styles, .46c
% Iaundered Percale Shirt Waists ....,,.... &c
Soc Percale Shirt Waists. all Sizes. Sc
Soc Flannelette Shirt Waists. Sc
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Dosr Par II.

Dorr Par II.
DON'T Don't pay eSe for Seamless Mating
Sss g. q 70! g s:. 1s S. e vs.:
nv si n;s e q g ~ ESss sSs
pr G Sars Rss sa e
steel Bed splnss wO ven wire .ep and nd Bot bot
Sr sS y nas ss Ds
pSNr s isnt HS"t
poNr g pses t. . " Bss
PAY $3S6 3cs for best TOMBSTONE 10-piece
s',t h'3S ss % 10 ssEiios e;
nLTTL,r dIs..ys pTlcs o.; EonT SsS u. 50 . %
Price s1 b.. fS1 as o. e. 70 s.
pSNx,r hinges. white knob sad 2oet Is: Fancy
MIR ol1 SGT. 2; 0s 4 81; q: IS, g.; bSni
6 Sr's Syiiadsi pssi d, D Ss s
PAY Don't Say q spoqndfes prime doose Fs.sh:
pr pS@ or Snf by r pcuns '. p Sss vS;;
PAY Tsrrstsss until you got our pricss We
1t make al these clstqs because we buvJor
PAY we Eesp dessn expsnsss Amt that sound
D6N,T you ~: W. DO not pay for this card 70
IT co1fdsnoe of the readers. cause them to
DON'T talk about us. and you 6nd anybody that
PAY We have ever deceived or abused don't
much or how hssi: so sY Sus CO@s a I'D
NJ. C. GnAsrr.
Double s,orss Furniture. Asttiass. China g.
15l0l2 7th st.. bet. p. and NV. my26
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THE PULLMAN ROAD RACE.
Gen. Miles Pleased With 1t ~ Test for Mil
tary Movements.

Gen. Miles Pleased With II ~ . Test Tor Mill
tary Movements.
CHICAGO, May S0.-The Pullman road race. the
greatest event Of the year to western bicyclists,
was run today, over s75 flyers participating.
Record breaking time was not looked for, the
road being in depiorable shape owing TO recent
bad weather.
Another retsrding circumstance was the large
number OF entries, far exceeding those Of any
former year, and crowding the racers at critical
points. The distance Of the celebrated spin is
eighteen miles the start being made at the Leland
Hotel on Michigan boulevard in the heart Of
the city and the finish at the Hotel Florence in
Pullman, out in the suburbs. The race is handi-
cap, and the various classes as they formed
along Michigan avenue, from the second regi-
ment armory to the Leland Hotel, made . pic
turesque sight with their bright wheels and gay
colors.
A crowd of spectators Witnessed the start,
which was without mishap Of any kind. &C.,"
shouted Starter L. W. Conkling, and the big
crowd yelled itself hoarse 90 q young man in
knickerbockers bearing Q card board with
the highest number ducked his head, drew
long breath, pressed hard on the pedals and
flashed southwark. The great race was on, but
II was not until three minutes later that the
second man was let 60. A bunch Of o dozen
went thirty seconds later, and then at briefer
intervals group after group were sent forward
a. II for their lives.
The final 'tgo'' released the record maker,
Lumsden, swift George Thorne and speedy
Merrill, all Of the Chicago Cycling Club, and
W. Hamilton Of the Hamilton Club and the
other scarcely less famous scratch men.
A. soon - they were OF the crowd made .
break for the Illinois Central trains waiting close
ct hand on the lake front. The trains were due
to arrive in Pullman in time TO see the first
cyclist cross the line in front Of the Hotel
Florence. Lumsden, Thorn, Palmer, Rhodes,
SHllwell, Winship, Barrett, Tuttle and Hithins
were discussed en- route e. the probably win
ners Of the time medal
At TEE YrNfgE.
B. Woods Of the IAke View Club was The
leader q the finish. He passed the marx ct s.
seconds after ll:lo An. The next man wss W.
B. Anderson Of Chicago Bssconds later, and the
third, e. A. Fox Of Lake View, II seconds be-
hind Anderson.
The start was made at l0:13 Am. Just one
hour and twenty minutes after the start the
whole command presented themsslvss before
Gen. Miles, looking none the vorss for the trip.
Gen. Miles was highly pleased With The 70
suit. at wAs . complete succsss," hid be,
land Il d atisfActory demoustru-
ton that Q military command can move
over country roads in heavy marching
order, mounted on . whssl, . great DIAL
faster than on The ordinary march. Il would
hare taken 1t least ave hours for Q body of col
The run Wa eighteen miles.
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SPECIAL Discourse.

10 per cent off marked prices Of all Black and Cream
Silk and Wool Dress Goods. Dress Trimmings, But
tons, Embroideries. White Dress Goods. Jewelry Of
real gold. silver and she'll Ribbons and Flowers Par
asol Covers Bric-a-brsc
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FAN DEPARTMENT.


". 50 DR.. Warmers Summer underwear. n 10
u Summer Underwear. sll styles 10,
oOc. Imported Balbrigsan Underwear. 44c
oc. Fancy Baibriggan Underwear. SIC
Soc. Tailor Cut Jean Drawers az
3oc. 0ossamer Merino Underwear. o9c
u. Neglise Shirts. all styles. u. 10
81 Neglige Shirts. all styles. 30,
SDc Neglisee Shirts all styles. .......75c
Zoe. Psiais Royal" Dress Shirts. ............6 6c
Ioc 'Palais Royal" Night Shirts. 500
25c. Half Hose. all styles Ole
sos. Half Hose, all styles 44c
46c. Neckwcar. all styles. csc
~ ;nen VaxIs new SYKES. 1Qc
walhing and Driving Gloves. So
Si % rerr1n,s Celebrated Gloves, worth e.. 6l nj
5SSsc Mhdts Linen HSndkerchfefs. hemstitchsd. 6c
Use Handkerchiefs all nS i,::, e
S0c Summer Novelty Linen Handfefchieis .z4c
warranted Silk Umbrellas. q IL
" , Gs9uipe GlSri.s Um6rsllas. 2Snch. 10
Y % Real Alligator Bags l5-inch ..,,...'' . n,
X Cowhide 9ladstone Bags, l8-inch. III i,9
o'e' ioncn Aessher Bags, usually
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NEcKwEAR. &c.
LEATHER Goops.

pic Pocket Books &C. all styles .............. PIC
Soc Pocket Books &C., all styles. Acc
ii Pocket Books &c all styles ............... Sc
&c shawl Strap. double 80 2 ae
- 75 Co%hide Gladstone BAGS, is-nch. So. go So
a 20 ssOxforJir Bags l3-inch ~. 80
b ladies' Imported shopping Bags. az
IL IS shopping Bags. all styles %
9Sc. shopping Bags. all styles. &c
SOC, Bags for 42c. and 25c Bays &c
Al Music Rolls Of superior leather. NC
Al 80 Novelty Writing Tablets of leather q. 10
Soc Leather and Silk Belts. 42c
Sc leather. Canyss and silk Belts .2lc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-30

2Sc Hln9ree Silver Photo Francs. 10
Sec Iouis XVI Style Photo frames. ..............2
26c. Antlqpe Bras and Silver Framss.
g. Bunsess Tinted fsble Covsfs and Scalii. :. 30
o. > silk Covered Down P1llowa ;.,...;.......o1U
gopysni{ Cups st 10 per cent dieount
(Contlnuod obovNl
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UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

S1.6S Imported Black Isle Tights n %
oSc. Domestic Black Isle Tights ........55c
ssc. Imported Ribbed silk Vests. all colors - SOC
Zoe. Imported Ribbed Silk Vests 90,
49c. Imported Ribbed Isle Vests - aAc
Zoe. Imported Ribbed Bal. Underwear .fssc
Soc Swiss Ribbed Vests and Pants - 44c
-. SWISS npoeu vests ana PANTS .29c
25c. Swiss Ribbed Vests, all colors .. Ole
19c. Swiss Ribbed Vests all colors ...... 17c
~ 70 French Cambria Underwear. all styles 81 80
81. 6S Cambria and Cotton Underwear Al "a
70 Cambria and Cotton Underwear. .......,. CSC
81 90 Cambria and Cotton Underwear - a4c
6Sc Cambria and Cotton Underwear sac
5Oc. Cambria and Cotton Underwear. ..........4 6c
59c. Washable Summer Balmorsl Skirts. 40,
S3c. Fast Black Satsen Skirts aac
&2. % silk Skirts worth %. 5O...s1 on
81. 90 Summer Corsets, warranted. . "a
Ioc Summer Corsets warranted. ,,.f ,4c
SOC. Summer Corsets warranted. 44c
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"HAlr-DAr" SALE CONTINUED.

Both Of our stores have been thronsed all the
morning mp to the closing hour. and believing
that many others would like to take advantage
of this Halliday Sale" We will offer the iden-
teal attractions again tomorrow
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Fon Suspuas
USE PONDS EXTRACT,
BRowS,s Isox B1rrrns

Cures Indigestion. Biliousness, Dyspepsia Malaria
Nervousness and General Debility Ply scians recon-
mend IT, All dealers sell IL. Genuine has trade mark
and crossed red lines wrapper.
RILIOUSNESs, CONSTIPATION TORPID LIVER.
- &C.. cured. Nerve and Liver Pills 80 doses DC
samples free. SCHELLER 4 STEVENS.
9th st. and Pa ave,
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DREss GooDs DEPARTMENT.

" Figured India Silks, all styles. R5c
81 y Fancy Dress Fabrics. all styles CSC
" Fancy Dress Fabrics. all styles. 7oc
5Oc. Glace Ginghams. all styles &c
4oc Fancy Cotton Crepons. &c
2oc Scotch Ginghams. all ,lpc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-30

EEnx,sTx, n. J., Nay so.-Ths corner stous
Of ~ HisGbsthH ospttal baiidinss ~ hid
this morning with Nasouis esrsnoaiss, 0sand
1sster T1dsa Of ths New Jsrssy s>Ats lodgs
o6nciAxing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-30
JEWELLERY. DEPARTMENT.

al Jewelry ali styles .aac
16c Jewelry all styles &c
5Oc Jeweiry all styles &C
35c Jewelry all styles PIC
l5c Smelling Bottles. lie
SDc Silver Thimbes etched with gold band. nc
Sc Ladies' Real Gold Rings stone settings. TIC
lie Shirt Studs USUALLY 2c lie
25, Ladies' Chased Gold Rings lc
1Qc. Clildren's Chased Gold Rings
Metal Belts at 10 per cent discount
suspender and Belt Buckles at 10 cent discount
Sterling Silver spoons at 10 per cent discount
Imported Enamel Bow Knot Jewelry at 10 per cent
Rhinestone Buckles and Ornaments At 10 per cent.
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MIxxrx. FosDA & ConpAxr.
SO7 Pa Ave. NV.
MusL1S UNDERWEAR.
~ ~

THE WASHINGTON MILITARY CYCLISTS
= AAkCH b. Frank r. 6llis. IS just out. Ths1stest
cemro:sr. Publishsd b. HENRY WHITE, o0S p 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-30
DAINTY LITTLE DRrssrs
At
LAsssusaH & Bao. s.

COOL, COMFORTABLE AND CUTE ARE
THESE LITTLE CREATIONS, AND WHEN
YOU TAKE IN CONSIDERATION THAT WE
ONLY USE WASHABLE GISGHAMS THE
PRICE Is VERY CHEAP. WE HAVE A
Splendid ASSORTMENT TO SELECT
FROM MANY OF THE NEWEST IDEAS
WONDERFULLY PRETTY. HERE ARE A
FEW PICTURES OF SOME OF THE MOST
PoPULAR-PRIcED ONES:
GINGHAM DRESSES WITH PLEATRD
WAIST. SAILOR COLLAR. LARGE
SLEEVES. IN CHECKS AND STRIPES.
ONLY SIS CENTS.
PRETTY BINGHAM DRESSES. MADE
WITH GRETCHEN WAIST, EMBROIDERY
ToFoRM AVN FRONT. FULL SLEEVES.
GATHERED AT THE HAND. WITH RUF.
FILE OF EMBROIDERY AROUND NECK.
ONLY s1
GINGHAM DRESSES. MADE OF SMALL
PATTERNS. MOTHER HUBBARD. WITH
WHITE EMBROIDERY YOKE AND
SLEEVES GATHERED. BAND OVER
SHOULDERS. ONLY sL4a
PRETTY DRESSES MADE OF LINEN
LAWN. WITH POLKA DOT OF BLUE
OR RED. WITH GRETCHEN WAIST.
vrcr m rupporprpv rrrry r.pnr
SLEEVES. DEEP HEM ON SKIRT. ONLY
s1es
PRETTY LITTLE SHORT DRESSES.
TO FIT CHILDREN SIZE 2. 3.
YEARS OLD. MADE OF THE FIG
vRED pIMITy OF SMALL. DAINTY
PATTERNS. SUCH AS A SMALL DOT
OR DIAMOND. MADE TO WEAR WITH
GUIMPE, A FULL RUFFLE ROUND
THE NECK EDGED WITH NARROW VAL.
LACE; ALSO FULL RUFFLE ROUND THE
ARMHoLE; LARGE WIDE SASH; SKIRT
WITH DEEP HEM. ONLY sass
EVERYTHING IN THE BABY LINE IS
HERE. WE LACK NOTHING THAT Is
sALABLE YOU WILL FIND Us
FoR BABY BELONG
OUR GOODS MUST BEAR OUT REPRE-.
sEyTATTOy-ELsE WE REFUND MONEY
NOTHING FAIRER.
A IN ssss
"A NM ssss---
LII a. \ M ssss
e. e. 81 e. 5 s's Ill
EE Bb uJ Z ( z aS g i
81 BBR RRR 90
a.. sE pkB B Rpp r. g g
ts4tsa BBs I Q 90 o :. ::
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
HANDKERoH1Er DEPARTMENT.

Be- White Hemstitched and Embroidered Hand
,m/ ~ =, ..
2oc. Handkerchief all styles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.
Doc Handkerchiefs silk and linen Tn
DOC Handkerchiefs. silk and linen "a
VI. % Hand-embroidered Linen Handkerchief. -. 4
30 Best French Embroidered Handkerchief. 81
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sls DrLLwYH e..
Gin. in no, IA. I'm. - -
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WaAppERs.

% 90 Figured Saline Wrappers .Sl9S
u. 9s Cotton Crepe Wrappers. %
81. IS Percale Wrappers fast colors ........$l4 20
81 Is Mourning Print Wrappers
Csc. White Lawn sSc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-30

HER AnAprAsr1rr1
Fos HouszruRsrsHrsas.

strong conviction after seeing the charming
results obtained by the French in their use Of
Cretonnes Il that the American people do not
fully understand or appreciate the possibilities
In furnishing with these goods. Were
this comprehended every house furnished
would have at least one room decorated with
Cretonnes.
Perhaps you have never thought Of the
many uses to which this material can be and Il
put.
To give you an idea Of how to use GRE
TONNES effectively as INTERIOR DECORA- .
TONS we have erected on our fourth doors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-30

WooDwAaD AND Lorunop.
l0TH. llTH AND = sTa NV.
Upzorsrrnr GooDs
TO-DAY.
SOMETHING SrEo,A1
ABOUT THEsE THINas
IL HERE are now and viii b throughout TIE
season very interesting things to tell that you
viii do wsll 10 seek out and read about
AZ An HARVEST OF OUR INTENTIONS
wsonsr tomorrow tTuesday)
loo
AI1-CHzsu1r TABLE Gowns.
Size g.. for
500
SMYRNA RUGS
AT ABOUT HALF PRICE.
-26-inch. We're % so Now u. To-
-30inch. We're $4.25 Now % 25-
-36inch. Were e625. Now e325-
Csc. quality Rug Fringe.
Now 1oc yard.
15o. Cotton Curtain Loops.
Nov 10c. . pair.
10c. Cotton Curtain Loops
Now &c. pair.
21c. Tamboured Sash Curtain Muslin. 50
inches wide
Now 14c. . yard.
90 pain Tamboured Muslin Curtains st
s1.75. ~ and %. 50 pair.
&c.. zoo and q English Cretonnes.
Now go. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-30
SUMNER BED CHAMBER,

The walls Of which are covered with cretonns.
The bed canopy. the portieres and other hang
ings are principally Of the same material
The entire room is in perfect color harmony
and you can get some excellent ideas there
from.
NOW AND DURING THE SUMNER
MONTHS We will pay especial attention to
COVERING WALLS, MAKING NEW AND
REMAKING OLD DRAPERIEs AND HANG
INGS.
LET Us GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE
OF the quantity necessary to cover your walls.
Will cheerfully do 30 without charge.
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HINTS, H1srsn H1srsm Only H1srs,..

can't pretend here Opening"
store like the Pais Ssion
orA Of ooodso collection
Choice gathering
Ginghsms Look
your
special prices you tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-30
NJ. C. GaAsrY.
Double storss, Furniture. Mattings. China &C.
15l0-l2 7th st., bet. p and O NV my36

IMPURE WATER, THE CAUSE OF so MUCH
nl-heslth II made harmless BY adding little An
gosturs Bittsrs. Manufactured by DE-. ]. g. B. SIZE
CERT SONS. At all druggasts'.
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ssssssssss ssssssssss
TIE Ss"msr Opening" ssns Drxs r.
fsle@ Royal comes months prha
&uersr
o"
EMy XEER RRR TTrTH HHEE
~ IT H"H#E$S$ss==
HE List Of Souvenir showh tthssum
propsN Of the udsnd
wsocw the
nandI e.uslO rat onetr
Black Wool Fabrts:
CREAn Wool FAsa,os.

This Soc. Nuns Yelling. Storm
Serge, Cashmere and Albatross Il
reduced to IS cents . yard. Crit
ically inspect and you will say
all coot; and this SOC. Henrietta,
reduced to 72c. . ysrd-yow may
compare NTH the Sc. fabrics Of
stsesohere; and this 4o-inch-wids
Foule Serge. reduced to 81 cents.
Is good value at 75c. Q yard. The
Bedford Cords, reduced from
ell and s1.5O 10 s1.O4 and
e1.35syard, are also extra values
atregular prices. That this Cream
Crepon Cloth is 81 quality is very
evident. Zoe. . yard u the
Opening" price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-30

An UNEXPECTED Trade HApprx,se
Enables these two remarkable bargains In
BLACK.
PR1ESTLEY'S SILK AND MOHAIR CRYB.
TALIETTE. with henlstitched stripes; a
inches wide. Regular o.. rs quality.
Csc. . yard
ALL-WOOL HENRIETTA. Is inches vids.
Regular 75c. quality.
Csc. yard
Qst door Annex to 10Th 1t. blds.)
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Moar CALIFORNIA Suxxrs
BLAsxrrs.

You know what they ars-sams - last lot
warmth without weight
104 White Wool, %. "a and e5.
ia White Wool. "a. IS, % and o12.
ia White Wool. u 80. $3.50 and o13 "a.
(sscond aoor.. .11th ct. building.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-30
To,LEr ARTICLES.
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.

100 Novels, The usual 35c edition e
he packa9es Of Envelope 70 match. loo
15c packs 'Bcycle" Playing Card.
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TH1s EXTRAORDINARY SALE
SO, 75o. AND 81
Esa11sH HASD-PnrsrED CRrrossrs
200

Now going on Is another instance Of our giesn-
tic purchasing and distributing power. Seldom
do you find such staple at less than its value
In this instance. however. CSC. buys your
choice Of more than drtv patterns and color
inos ofthe BEST HAND-PRINTED ENGLISH
CRETONNES that many Of you have seen ON
our counters at their regular values. viz. so.
75c. and u yard.
LET Us HAVE YOUR ORDER NOW
For Furniture Slip Covers. window Shades,
Fly Screens, Wire Doors. &c. Estimates FREQ
upon application. Materials. work and prices
guaranteed.
Upholstery Department.
(fourth door. .11th st. building,
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SUMNER SILK FABsrcs.

First. the Cream japanese
Silks. Handle as we'll a. look at
this Soc. SILK. lent Il superior
for the pricsf Only 45c. during
the Opening" These 75c. and
81 Silks may be claimed for CSC.
and Doc. . yard. And this u
Figured SILK, which is elsewhere
sold at SL.25. mov Be bought
here at only zoo. Q yard dsring
Ms "ODenino."
Black India Silks that are
splendid values ct regular prices:
CSC. instead Of 5Oc. . yard; $40.
instead Of 600. . yard; Csc. in
stead Of 75c. . yard; 9Oc. instead
Of 81 . yard. and 50 inches vide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-30
In HAxsuRa DEPARTMENT

We are showing some 27inch Swiss Touuc-
ings. with Elm broidersd. scalloped and hem
stitched edges, for children's wear. not worth
80 and 623<c.. but excellent value 1t
-373<c. . yard
<tIIDt uOOf. lU60 q. OUd1ot0El
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-11-16
" Clearly Right"

In a personal letter to the Editor of
this paper, a gentleman who is justly
high in the regard of the people of YER
mont, and whose name is a synonym of
wisdom and sound judgment, writes
"Your course with reference to the Of
flee of superintendent of education is
so clearly right that | hope you will
persevere and use every eXertion to
continue Mr.. Palmer in the Office he
has 80 faithfully filed" We pass this
message along to the members of the
legislature.
In this connection we will add that
we discover with surprise that the inn
preston has been conveyed to some
memt ers that Mr.. Palmer is not can
didate for reelection. In the sense of
going down on his knees entreating the
legislature to elect him, Mr.. Palmer is
not candidate. If his services COM
mend themselves to public approval he
will welcome the evidence of this fact
that a reelection affords.
This is to be said further in respect
to Mr.. Palmer-and from the states
side of the case: The state required of
its superintendent of education that he
should devote his entire time to the
duties of the office. 1t required him to
surrender his law practice when it
elected Mr.. Palmer four years ago. He
has given up everything to the state.
Now after the state has used him just
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pended at Chicago, au exhibit of the
productions we have named should be
undertaken. Vermont's product to the
acre is greater than that of the much
vaunted Western states. The general
outside impression seems to be that the
state is devoted chiefly to pasturage,
and so much of the surface as is not
given up to grazing is covered by forests
of the rock maple and the spruce gum
tree. There are no better apples than
are raised in Vermont, particularly the
product of the Island county," there
is no sweeter corn than the meadows of
Vermont yield. The products of her
soil are manifold and the best of the
kind. Her soil responds plentifully to
tillage, her tilage lands are a splendid
heritage. Now if there is not money
enough in the 100000 already appro-
priated to show these products in all
their diversity and richness, trim off
some of the frills and furbelows from
other expenditures or make an appro-
priation of IS 900 more for this particu-
lar purpose. 1t is really the only point
at which the great mass of the farmers
of the state-not to say the state itself
will be represented or materially helped
by the exhibition.