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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

The governor Of Pennsylvania perhaps does
well to restore the civil authority in Homestead
at this time, requiring the militia to remain
subordinate to the same. He is careful not to
replace the city government in control. having
had experience Of its sympathy with the
strikers in their resistance to the officers of the
law. The sheriff and his deputies, Who ere e1-
pected to maintain order, viii depend for sup
port, when necessary, on the military. but the
latter are ordered not to interfere except when
their assistance il required by the civil powers
in command This IL - it should be and in
accordance With the institutions of Pennsylva-
MIA But no encouragement for disorder Is
afforded BY the governors action, which is in
strict conformity to law. The militin are there
to enforce order and maintain the supremacy Of
Law, and their interference with the conduct Of
those who commit disorder and violats the laws
is al the more effective vhen rendered in an
auxiliary Wy, strictly speaking.
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ANOTHER SPECIAL.
TEE BARGAIN Or YrARs.

The many Thousands Of yards Of choice Point dire
lande Laces that have sold and the thousand or 70
that to be- at only 6s cents though worth from q
to " yard. Is proving Advertisement for the
Palats Royal that IL reaching from Maine 70 Cafor-
mia. from Cansda 10 the Gulf. The o0untic Lace
DSehass of the 1899 be credited 10 WasA-
sagton. D. c. Chicago need TO be consoisd with the
worlds fair We are eettins too exubersnt, you may
say. You must excuse us; the citation Of proprietor
buyer and assistants is magnetcthe writer's pen 10
influenced thereby
TIE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED below)
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TIE Evrn-P oruLAR .LAcrs
New DEs1sSs FoH AUTUMN.

POINT DE PARIS Lace has been looming M of
late as Dame FASHIONS pet. The autumn WI nnd
this beautiful Lace duly installed The lace factories
OF Europe are now busy preparing supply. The ad-
vantage OF having resident agents there f. now illus
tratsd The Psldis Royal 10 J'rst with hinss q tia
autumn stvles
Match Sets. including insertions Of the New Point
de Paris LAces, will be displayed Monday.
4inches wide. 2lc. yard.
8 inches. l6c yard: "a inches. l5c. yard; inches.
12c. yard, inch. &c. yard
ALENcIENNEs-The following Match Sets in the
tulip. daisy and rosebud designs will be
surprise only becsuse Of the qualities offered ct tbs
prices:
Tulip-4 inches wide. loc yard; inches. H.
yard 8 inches. l3c yard.
Daisy inches l6c. yard; inches. Zoe yard.
Roseoud-2'< inches wide. TIC yard 4 inches 10.
yard; 8 inches. 25c. yard 7fncheS 3oc yard
SPECIAL
Fifteen pieces Of Val. Laoe. to l2 inches vide, ss
only DC yard. Special because not regular stock.
II they could be sold regularly ct 25c then they would
not Be speeIal They are . trade incident-ths bar
gain Of . day 90.
ANOTHER SPECIAL
Nine pieces Of Cream Silk Chantily Lacee Of exalsfv
necer b0ore sOtd at less than IS. Is and Soc yard
Only 25c yard for choice Of these several beautiful
designs. TO inches wide.
ORIENTAL-New designs you will not expect to
hnd in Oriental Laces. Here IL Q besuty: tiny
punches Of flowers tied with ribbon bows and
here and there. dozen more new and artistic floral
designs.
inches wide. 45c. yard.
4inchss. &c yard; 81 inches. 25c. yard; inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

The 81 am . democrat buzinsss u nothing
We he monopoly IL once was.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

ihe opponents of the single tai in Hyatts-
VILE decline sorejoiee in the fact that the Henry
George movement b to make them historical.
Ihsy do not desire to be dictated to CONCERNING
th&ir methods Of advertisirs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

The g. A. r. encampment 10 at hand and
Warrington has an opportunity to earn a rspu-
taeon for magnificent hospitality. There should
Dc no difficulty in securing subEripthous to the
sncampment fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23
Asour TEE
VIC: T s.! {! r Y
ELEcrnororsE

The tendency Of the tine 10 cnwsrdi
Scsenos ~'nsi We have not Q VOID 10
say Assins; the old methods of curins
disease by medicins. We simply have
shorter. mnre simple end efe-tiv.
method In the Electrcpol-s ''vicsory-
Even doctors admit that . medicine
which cures ono doe not n~c~s.artly
cure snoth-r; that . medicine which
cures n one time may not cure 81 an
other. pruvtns that the ne % nedicine
e lsrrely matter q experfmena-ss
oertass. The Eiectropoi-e ''vtcsory-
n q certain cure-slower. when tho al.
ease g. chrVnic. hut swim when the d.s-
ease 10 In its incipiency. 10 h.s ~
CURED thirty-nve year- Of the eminent
Dr. sxnches life 20 bring tho ''Elertro-
poise" Victory 90 its prcseot perfected
state. and DIR sanche has named IL the
Victory" IN honor Of %. victory over
ell chronic diseases
II II especially eflcacious m the
treAsmsnt 81 Rheumatism. Indigestion.
Kidney and Liver Troublea. MslsriH.
Chills and Fever~. Diphtheria. Pneu-
monia. Lzrynsitis. IL GRIPPE, Choler.
horbus. Diarrhe.. Insomnia. Nervous
ness. Hesdsches. Cstarrh. Asthma. ke
The wellknovn leader Of the D.xhy
Bell opera Company testife..
We puhlsh the following testimonial
from Mr.. ptsby Rail. because he y
90 well known here IN Warrington
MARLBoRoUGH HOTEL
New York City. April rs. lss2
DIR. n. sANCHE.
Dstrcft. NtoA.
Dear S6:
feel that cannot be too LAVISH IN
my praise Of your wonderful inven-
tion-Electropoise Victory. From my
own personal experience can sAy that
no amount Of sold could take the place
Of this little instrument.
Last summer I had sevcre sttsck %
Pneumonia. followed by Nervous pro.-
trstion and Dyspepsia Twas attended
by the best physicians. but they failed
30 relieve me. I tried different rem
edies. but they also failed Finally my
attention was called 20 your method OF
treating disease. I Immediately pur-
chased . Victory. and it worked such
nsrvels on me that I purchased an
other for my wife. Electrcpoise Vie
tory" cured me In two weeks and have
been we'll ever since.
In addition 10 this have found u in
dispensable in my profession. When 4
am oornpletely exhausted from playing
ahesvy part apply ''victory~ q night
and ell traces 81 exhaustion have van
ished by morning. consider &c inyalu-
able.
Yours truly.
DIoBY BELL.
The only two authorized washington
ssents OF Or. Hercules ssnchs. in
ventor Of the ''Electropoissr Victory.
are;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

he men at Homestead ere Of the opinion
fAss the sliding scale Is OPEN to the same OBJ
lection - the tobogsan- It goes down sasisr
thAa il soss up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

BY "wh>s ID the natter with the directors to
shiras2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

Ensrsy h one Of Senator HillS character
hoca. The rumor that he is to xeagn may be
bessd TO large extent on the fSet Tia. this il
about the only action of importance that his
present surroundings viii permit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

The Medical Society Is having some trouble
over the color line. The doctor business 10
showing symptoms Of an over dose Of ethics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

KEEP CooL
rwKNIY-sEyENSTH0UsA STOCK OF
BOOTS. SHOES AND HUBBEn6 TO
SELECT FROM
ALSO GENTS FURNISHINGS, CLOTHING, HATS
AND CAPS. he.
For few do IN order 70 raise cash for credit
on. No WI make the following inducements:
PROFITS AND COST NOT TAKEN INTO CON.
sIDEkAT1ON.
Footwear.
H. DEscss win Last only long enough 10 Saiep
5000 We buy more go9ds End sal 1oee .eeods nd
pay more taxes than any shoe store in the city.
". SELBY's CASH SHOE STORk
U&tln Cor. 18Th and p ovoL n.v.
M 1es@< 81 n
s.p~Anoue heir removed from ths f.cS ~ miHuiss
ey the wefch BY the Of the Eureka hair REMOVER
rendertng ths KIN fresh aud bloomfng - pUoonO0o
ingrsdssnfs - csn resopmsad is By oss Of he sed
FLAxAoArs Jrwr1ar EsrA,1suuuxr
BUY A GOOD CLOCK.
ga ssvsathOevse nogthvssG nlu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23
INDIA LINEN.

White Plaid Muslins. Sc. Clearing price, %.
White Striped Muslins. 1pc. Clearing price. SIC.
White India Lawn. 10c- Clearing price. 6Ac.
White India Lawn. 121<c- Clearing price. nc.
Red Figured Percales. 15c. Clearing price. nc.
Red Figured satines. 15c. Clearing price. nc.
Black Striped Saline. l5c. Clearing price, nc.
loo pieces afnghams, to yards. 121<c. Clear
ing price, SIC.
We have lust closed out from our carpet mills:
100 Best Quality Wilton Rugs. with fringe. Size
s. by q. IS. Clearing price. 80
80 best quality MoQuet Administer. Size 80 By lS,
IL %. Clearing price. u. 10.
100 pado Window Shades. 90. 70. &C. Clearing
price. 3e.
80 Gloria silk. bsst quality Umbrella. oofnch
natural and gold and oxiEed handles 81 70. Clear
.ng price. o9c.
30 dozen Mems full regular Balbrieean Hose, Csc
Clearing price. I21<c.
B pieces Hemp Carpet. 15c. Clearing price, lOc
100 Child's Mixed Hats. l5c. Clearing price Sc
100 Ladies' Black Rough and Ready Sailors, 25c.
Clearing price. I21<c.
100 Chndrsns Sailors. 25c. CLEARING price. 12,Sc.
100 Boys Mixed Hsts. 25c- Clsarins price, 1850
100 wresths for ladies' and childrens hats, Csc.
Clearing price. I2<c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

A Omar SALE Or DAY GooDs
j '''''' !; +. : E. '''..'D'
We have sold great quantity Of goods durins this
SALE but have great many to sell and until the
builders get ready offer any and every article
In our store at the wholesale cost thereof.
SILKS AT Cosr.
2ainch Figured China silks th.s were formerly 80
and 60c. yard.
OUR REBUILDING PRICE. SOC. A YARD.
24ineh Printed India slks that were formerly rs
OUR REBUILDING PRICE. ese. A YARD.
24-inch Chanesable surah and Printed India SINS
that wsrs formerly 81 and q. Is yard.
OUR REBUILDING PRICE. $50 YARD.
An our Risn Black and Colcesd Dress silks. efwhoh
We have big variety. ss prime cost 9risss
SroRx Srasrs Ar Cosr.
40-incA. ENC. Bius and Black Storm ssves
REDUCED TO Soc. A YARD.
A2-inch Ksvy and Black ssOrm ssvo tAss were
S73<c. yasd.
REDUCED TO Coz. A YAhD.
62-tneh Blue and Black storm ssrsss that were
q. I22< yard.
REDUCED TO soe. A YAxD.
BLACK DRESS GOODS AT COST PRICES.
WHITE DRESS GOODS AT oosr PRlcIS.
WASHABLE DRnss GOODS BELOW COST
PRICES.
WHITE AND coLoRkD rLAx1xIs At COST
PRICEe
LACE CURTAINS AND saADns At COST
1RICEA
BLANxIrs AID COMFORTS At COST Y1Icxs.
TABLE DA1AaX AND uAfK1No At COST
PRICES.
CoRsErs AID UNDERWEAR AT COST PRICES.
Ho0flRY AND GLOVES At COST Y1toB0.
poat dslAy. Boz esss - sssuRs WIS., ysa - -
lbss th1s saas = ssss.
Josssoz & Lvrr,sz1
N29 IA NasAst spssA
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NAVY BLUE Wool FApnrcs

These were not included in the late purchase.
Mentioned 10 remind you that we do not allow
regular stock Of desirable fabrics to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23
RA,rs Eaur.,aus..
12z1 nth ST. Sc

delighted With the bargains All those not fortunate
enough to Be waited on last Monday Will now md an
extrsforce Of help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23
LAxssunau & Bno.
Opsn sati1 o'eiosk tenSeAt.
srro,. .; SAL.
CH11DRrrs GrseHAx DaEssrs.

In MOST INSTANCES THERE ARE BUT
FEW OF KIND. THE 0IN0HAN n AMI
OF THESE DREo6ES Is GUARANTEED TO
BE WASHABLE. THE WORK Is EXCEL
LENT; THE TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS
ARE GOOD AND STRONGLY PUT ON, so
THERE ARE MANY POINTS TO PROVE
THAT THEY MUST BECOME FAvoRITEs,
SOME ARE MADE TO WEAR WITH
0UIMPES. SOME MADE PLAIN. SOME
WITH ENBROIDERRD TRIMMINGS. EACH
AND EVERY DRESS A LITTLE GEM.
A Gxsurxs REDUCTION SALE.
G1NaHAM DRESSES. SIZES q q AspA
MADE OF PLAID AND STRIPED GIN0-
HAM. WITH BOX-PLEATED GRETCHEN
WAIST. DEEP CUFF. FULL SLEEVES,
SQUARECOLLAR,3 INCH HEM ON SKIRT,
THAT WERE &c.. NOW
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Cur CIosxn.

An FANS s:::;.,:::::::
Err s.' Ess En- EEatt ": IS
3 n. + Eks ssss =
MH bought FANS - sssI-seushs . srsss
WWwY many. When the vssthsr IL warm shsy
W TO- When II snr-thsy don't They ~
selling so~-and while you hsvs the fever We ere go
ing 70 make the most Of H. And Let yuu have the
benefit Of our boldnsss We have cut into the prices
- deeply into any Of the ether summer lines that
We have reduced thu II II hardly ripe bss.
gain time for FANS according to trads notions But
n isaocordi.E to ours-snd your needs. 30 Monday
yon can begin buying Il the saving.
OC. for two of the BEST QUALITY PALM
LEAF FANS.
OC. for JAPANESE PARCHMENT FANS
that were &c. and 1oc.
OF. for cHILDRKNs JAPAx1s1 FOLD
ING FANS that were 10c.
l5C. for 1sc BLACK rAsonnzT
FANS.
15C. for 30. s.. md &c. Red PAIGE
MENT FANS.
AUC.l for BLACK EXTENSION FANS nat
have beea just double - much.
ZUC. for MISSES PARCHMENT FANS.
with sil-cor lscins. They have bssn 2Sa
ZUtj. for a5c and soc. JAPANESE PARoH.
A Ca A. l-rl M
lscing.
LOC. for a5c and aoc. PARoHMlHr
FANS.
Z5C. for sam. &C. PARCHMENT FANS
IN Black and Gold or silver. with cord lscins
and tassels.
OOO. for reeular50c. JAPANESE PARCH-
MENT FANS. with small fold. finished sticks
and dlt lscins.
SOC. for 45c. PARCHMENT FANS. with
narrow fold. silk lacinss. There ars i've az
ferent colors to select from.
CCC. for Soc and 6oc. BLACK LINEN
FANS. With Gold and silver decorations and
lsctns cords.
OUC. for CHINA aAuzE OPEN FANS hat
are hand painted and oddly shaped. Thsy
have bssn Csc.
45C. for mo a.. Az ,.p.x,sr
PARCHMENT FANS with large and mail
folds and silk iacanss
OUC. for JAPANESE FANS. in . vsr,ssy q
colors. shss have been o0e. Too md 76o.
OSC. for Soc COTTON aAuzK FANS
With gold POLKA spots on pink. blue. black ~
cardtnA-mounted on carved bone sticka.
This b whore the reduction ssops-bns vs want 70
hold your eye for IN item orswo moro. whns there
no cut in these pricss thsy ~ low for whas thsy
offer.
5OC.sor CHINA snxrAss in pink. blue.
grsy. cardinal. white. old sold and black.
handsomely decorated and mounted on sasm-
elsd sticka
SSC. for BLACK CHINA SILK FANS.
decorated In SOLD
S1.Z5 to ss75 for PLAIN WHIT.
$40 md sa.2s for PLAIN BLACK
oAUzE FANS.
S1.5O, n.n. o. as and q. ss fer BLACK
sILk MOURNING FANS.
S1.1osa- RACK SILK FANS. a.ss....a
in white.
Sl.HO to s1i5o for WHITE aAuzE
FANS, richly dAcorstsd-
| to s7.ss for BLACK oAuzx PANS
dsoorsssd
l0C. "a Giles for BLACK IzArzxa
FANS.
$3.50 and O. Is for wz1rruArm
FANS.
The fsducaons have been made on the summer
and ssrviceabls. We DOM wlnt
hsmen hand when fall comes. They WON'T b.. for
urs now-sor they are the oldest s6scts you can
INLAND oddisy Il AAshion in FAN
The dossn other lines We have mentioned q tie
ssuarpsacs rsdrsssier. II you srs taxing IN even.
ns costume sv.y WITH you one Of these FANS ought
% 60 along.
PrRnr.s.
NINTH AND THE AVENUE.
~sss0mnsd iSSo Tslsphons 8o6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

MADE OF SCOTCH 0INGHAM, GRETCHEN
WAIST. TRIMMED OVER THE SHOULDER
WITH HKRRINGBONE BRAID, EMBROID-
cry AROUND NECK AND SLEEVES, FULL
WIDE SLEEVES AND SKIRT, 3-INCH HEM,
THAT WERE d, NOW
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

RATS xSyERpRIsR,
l24l llsA - AZ
n23as LEADER Low PRICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

Russzr SHOES
=. n..:is ..s;S S: sss si II wv s =:
an. 8 3 s !; 3 j i 8 So
pad; = - -: s. 'slss so r.: e!
JoHx E. Lrrr1x
422 9rH ST.. uaa
CARHARr & Lx1nY
ses 7rH AND 7os Z ST. NV
ONE THOUSAND YARDS OF PLAID MUSLIN At
oNR-THIRD OFF THE PRICE.
At &c. yard will offer one thousand yards Of Plaid
Muslin. Price has bean 1886.
One lot of Dotted Swiss Muslin ct l5o. yard
Do not miss the srsst bargains We are Offering In Up
holstsry Goods. Manufactursr's samples. Goods
that sold 1t 7bc. to % psr yard-you can get .
piece - large - 25 inches square. Enough to
cover chair. The price ID l0c. 15c., 2Oc., 25c
and SOC.
We wish to close out stock Of mattings We think
sprice viii do Il.
cARHARr LE1pY,
H23 ss 7th =. and 100 Z se =. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

EARLY ATTENTION SEIsHSSSs
Should EfEfu
surely be a
accorded your "a
PLUM BING,
RANGES. FUR
NACES and LATROBES
You may effect eonsidsra5is
savino by letting US do any RE-
PAIR WORK they may need. At
the height Of the busy season better
prices will be asked. and IT Is not probable
that such excellent attention can be xiven. The
service rendered will be highly satisfactory in any csse
S. S. SHEDp & BRo.. 432 9rH ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

TIE WARREN SHOE HOUSE,.
Ills STREET NV.
ALWAYS LEADS ON LOWEST PRICES
FOB THE BEST FOOTWEAR
OUR ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK ARE
AS FOLLOWS:
800 PAIRS LADIES' g. so, g AND Is 50
OXFORD TIES, MANUFACTURERS SAM
PILES. SIZES 8. 80 AND 4 WIDTHS 4
B AND G. AT sls5 PER PAIR THESE
ARE ON OUR BARGAIN couNrrna
ABOUT Is PAIRS MEMS $3.50 RUSSIA
CALF BLUcHER Balls. SIZES MOSTLY
FROM TO IL. AT q. IS PER pA1R
MEMS PATENT CALF Balls. AND con-
aREss AT ss.2s. WORTH o AND ca 50
PER PAIR
IN FACT OUR WHOLE STOCK Il YOURS
At BANKRUPT PRICES
TEE WAnnrx SHor Housx
-. Ills F Sraz.r N. w.,
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Don't fail 70 look ct our immense line Of Corsets a
prices. We claim to f1t any size.
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Omar Sal.
~Bs sure b OF ths "vsses-y.-

Omar SAL.
RLMKANrs.
% PER CENT OF ZOE CASE
SINCE QUE SALE AT DISCOUNT or 10 YKn
CENT OFF FOR CASH WE HAVE ACcUnU-
LATED AN UNUSUALLY LAR0E LOT on NJ
NANrs. AND As WE WI9H TO MAXI 0xAN
SWEEP OF THEM WE WILL UNrI 1Uk1nnk
NOTICE. MAKE REDUCTIONS Oh AL IL
NANTs OF TIRHTY-FTrE PER CkkJ I0k
MARKED IN PL.AIH YIoUREs, AID TIE Puoo
AND QUANTITY ON EACH PzECk
DUB USUAL DIeoOUET Oh ALL 9TH 0oo00
WILL CONTINUE TILL xUkTHk8 101xc0
". - a1UoIER SOMA
50, sls pxxx AVA
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w ooDwAnD AM LorHnor.

10TH. nth AND r sra NV.
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Dan Cor,rr Pors Ar HArr Pn,cr
AT
wuNARTH EDMONsTONs
We szs having . clearance sale" Of Drip
e fp. snss' particular lines Hs'f prs wsa Ssv
2-ptnt Drip Pots from 0Oc TO Soc
l-ptnt Qrtp Pots from Toe to S7]<o,
&-pnt Drip Pots. nickel plsto4. q % 6Oo
3Dtst RrIt Ro:.. n,ct.l plssed. SAlA
&ptnt Drip Pots. tin. from u. rs 70 ne.
2-P1nt nrtp 2ota, agate. feom n. 20 70 76c.
I'm bsS e. IS: -: 80: s ss q e sS''
co1RK1-DOrToN coyHH1 PoTS.
IL 6 {: E s| {
WnxAarH & Eonossrox
m 1905 Pa AvR NV.
E4T{ LI1fk1 lg50-W. @ .T1lY1I, -D7H6
sSsS:s 9 80 ~ :ss~k j.. s:s:A ~
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And that II reducing our immense stock Of
Wool Dress Goods and Wash Fabrics In our
annex on second door.
Everything sold thsre already in pstterns.
sqme in one continuous length, others con-
tain two or more pieces, but the price, al
Ways sell our goods because they are les
larry, and o. these are the times where one
dollar well spent Is equal 10 two dollars
earned, alvays look Tor our house when
you have shopping to do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

Tz1 PALAIs ROYAL.
A LxsxER.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-19
THE FUNNY "KIns !

Ezra Kendall and the funny "Pair
Of Kids show have been caught in
the net by Manager Lambert and now
that it is settled fact that this laugh
ing rage will visit Martinsburg laugh
ter lovers, those who appreciate rich,
ridiculous nonsense and outlandishly
absurd situations and comicalities will
enjoy the pleasant anticipation Of a
laughing treat between now and the
date fixed for the entertainment, which
is Thursday, Sept %
When really good show il announc-
ed as coming it is necessary that all
should Know il, that they may make
their engagements accordingly and
not miss the good things" in the
theatrical line. Ezra Kendall has d
high reputation and . cordial recon-
to the public is jastiliable,
for if he creates half the fun that he IS
credited with being capable of there
viii be enough for all and plenty to
spare,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-19

We stand IN the presence Of events
to-day the tendency Of which is to de-
stroy the foundation Of American liber-
ty. II the party that is pledged to
pass the Force bill secures majority
Ia our next House Of Representatives
then we must submit 70 an armed force
81 every voting place appointed by q
Pres. TODD his bidding, to take charge
Of our elections. The party that adj
vocates this law has exhausted every
means in It's reach TO perpetuate, itself
in power, aud now it proposes to take
the elections out Of the hands Of the
people and place them IN the hands Of
II dictator. Intelligent; sehite american
citizens, are yon willing TO surrender
al your rights and become the subjects
OF monarchial government This
will be left for you to decide on the sth
of November.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-19
wmAr rmE nnrron aETs.

When child ii born into the world
the physician is present and gets about
$40 for officiating at the important
event. The editor heralds the
advent Of the stranger and gets curs-
ing for making mistake as to the sex
aud date Of arrival.
After while the child becomes 4
man, the minister Is called to perform
the marriage ceremony and walks off
with a SO bill ID his pocket for his
trouble. The editor is again called
upon to,chronicle this event by draw
ing on his imagination to make the
bride and groom the best and most
respectable people in the county. His
only pay is to be asked for few extra
copies Of his paper to send to some
absent friends.
In time the once baby, once happy
groom, but now a man well advanced
in years, is brought down by death.
Again the physician is called in and
makeshis bill, the undertaken is present
and officiates at the funeral, and in
time wants 800 for performing the
last sad rites, while the editor is ex-
pected to complete the drama by hold
ing up the deceased as a model gentle
man, and enc who at present is flying
up the golden stairs. The probabilities
are at the same time that the baby,
the groom and the dead man have
been SO internally stingy that he had
stinted his wife and children and had
never contributed one cent to the sup
port of his local paper.
What does the editor getg He gets
left, En-.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-19
4 mucn ApmlKnp lMrno.EnENn

A aIUCH ADMIRED IMPROVEMENTS.
The artists who have past month en-
gagged iii repainting rnd frescoing the
Catholic Church Of this city completed
their work on Saturday and the trans
formation wrought is admired and
favorably commended upon by all who
have seen it. Entering, one is CON
fronted by the mproyementsthat have
been made, among which are number
Of costly statues purchased, frames Of
Holy paintings regilded, etc The pews
have been painted to represent oak, the
modern color Of furniture. The entire
work was superintendent By Rev. Faith
er McKeefry and all must admit that
it was jndicions expenditure of mon
lev. The proceeds Of the fairs held
from time to time, understand, have
been sufficient to pay the cost of the
Improvement. 1t is now one Of the
handsomest churches in the valley and
must be s. urce Of pride and satisfac-
ton to the congregation.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-19
The WORLD.
pvsLIsHED DAILYANDW WEEKLY.

=. VERNON ALER, Editor q Prop'r