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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

| haH-Amateur theatrical, and n,s
tinguished Aeters-"Ner- FuIler a,
the Stage.
fne anecdots that occurred .. cid W.v
efiy Hall in its palmy days saa ,,io,sd i,
zoe JOURNAL Wednesday suggested sever.
o'hsfs % rome Of the readers Of the jon.
sAL. and toe writer CHANGED upon then, aur
leg bis rimblss yesterday.
Prof. Asrse and his TELEGRAPH,
Col Staples Gays that be veil remember,
when Prof. Morse the inventor Of III. tsI,
efs'h, gsve IN exhibition in wsrsriy Han
morse had his wires run around the hal,
and iho~sd The workings Of his then c,uds
Invention. There vas but a ANAL spd;s,os
ana very incredulous one, that took BIZ.
little interest 10 what the lecture. had To
say and looked upon him Is sou,s crank
gone crazy over Al idea.
by the way" sdded the colonel "it
isns generally remembered, dare ..y. thu,
Ben roy, the notorious coun.erfeiter. Wa
tned in Wsvsrly Hall while it va, io the
possession Of my father. Many will reuen-
Der the Bringing Of the inn .tes OF the Torn,
Home there after the fire which de,,,oy al
the wooden structure 81 Togus. Some of
them had become intcxicated during the
afe and as the nigh. Was bitter cold thew
we're badly frozen some dying from the
necta OF the exposure"
Curious Incidents.
Speaking Of Bonney remember Of
standing one day by the pile Of old stones
which bad been taken from the old Jail and
two men passed by, one Of them stopping
70 look carefully 1t the pile Of stones.
After locking intently for some time At one
stone in particular he turned to bis CON
panion and said, Il looked at that stone
every day for three years" The man !
found to be Bonuey, who had
'ecogt iz,d one Of the granite blocks with |
which bis cell had been constructed.
AT one time an amateur club By the name
d the "Dirigo Gut was il exl.teuce.
Some curious incidents are related COZ CERT
nz their performances.
81 remember" said a gentleman yester-
lay, sol the time when Major VIM Morgan
hare in the play known as the
Eddyssone Ell as the elf. He couldn't
'ford bghts so srrAyed his nelhe, limb.
imply in gents drawers. Over his shou-
lsrs vas an enormous bear skin that GOV.
red lis person almost completely, bu: in
me irsgic scene where he was thrown down
hs besr skin flaw up and the homespun
implicitly Of those undersarments brought
hosl from the audience How ths. play
id draw the people"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

The publishers. +. p. Putnam & Sons
N, l., have author rsd the publication o!
~ edition printed in raised letters for tbs
blind, Of Mrs Margaret V. Livingston =
vaiuns Of the Tales Of Kicg Arthur.
The institution Which publish works fol
'ueh purposes, DO so. suppdr,ed partly b,
missionary and 10 part by the government
and they are sold without profit Ms
Livingston, out Of kiodness to the 81 ;
sisdiy slloss this 10 be done. As ell suci
selections are made from works more o.
less stsrdsrd, the suthor can regard 'h'
selection of The ''T.lss Of King Arthur I
We'll msri'ed compliment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03
MUSEMENTS.

THE BgESNAN STAR Theatre COMPANY
II. X. Breana1s Sta; Theatre Company
comes TO Neon az Hal for 4 weeks stand
March 7th. OF This compsnys appearance
10 Bath, the Tines has The following: TO
night th3 beautiful play ef May Blossom
will he preselt-d az the Columbian Opers
House by the Brennan Star Co., and the
Successful! presen alton of Inchsvcguo las
nj, h! SHOVE tia: this :svorite drama will b.
staged in 8 mshner worthy Of itself. THIS
10 he frs! tims il mas bean presented here
since George Cayvan played the part of
May Blossom q: the Alameda several years
ago. Minnie DeLsnge vii! take that role
tonight.
IncdAvosue dIes larger crowd than was
seen the preceding night IL spite Of the fact
hat the Rsisi Cergs fair opened at the
Alameda and ,h' lioeraltty of applause
4howgd tina. the B:ennsl Star Co. have al
.esdy made many friends here. 49,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03
STATE CONVENTION
OF Dsmociatie Party to b: Rsld at
Bangor, Jane 8.
To Nominate for Governor and Delegates
at Large to National Convention.


To Nominate for Governor and Delegate
at Large to National Convention.
Bat few oftbe Democratic leaders arrive
ia the ely fer the meeting Of the Sta
committee q. the Augusta House tlll tn
sfterroon ,zaiss. Both the train from III
Ess. and the oce from Portland broush
oa,,e gooi.szed delegations compose.
chiefly Of those old veterans in the cause
Who snd pleasure once or twice . year Il
assembling And planning imaginary VII
tories.
Al Immediately repaired to the Augu,t,
House and shortly after o'clock the State
committee went into session. while those
Who we're not considered Essential to the
t,saactio1 Of their business, remained out.
,ids 10 the bosel office sud reading room.
franklin and Hancock coasties were IN
represented and The other counties were
represented s. foilo~s; AndfoscogsiD, J
8 Lyford OF Auburn; Afoo'sooE, c. q.
Lh.leesld. Caribou; Cumberland, Kimbsll
Ess,mso, CamberllLd Mills; Kennebsc.
T. L. Jones, WsteIviiIe; Knox, j. f.
Moore Ihonassoni Lincoln. Jesse X
W,Ilet, Wsldoboro; oxford, Il A. FRYE,
B.taei. Penotsoo:, f. w. Hill, Extsr;
p,,fstsauls ] +. Arnold. Faxcrof;. S.o.
dshac' asofss T. hughes BAH Somerset.
D w. osaio' oHoShssAn' "Aiao' Charles
Baker Belfast washington Geo. w.
Haa'oa' Caiai'i OK 'onn d. Doaovap.
Alfred
Among oaef prominent democrats
Sho ~sfs 'ss" ABOUT ms Ausa''S hou'e
ms evening were oue'ih "sos@ostn' Nv.
T. thompson 400 D'' h"sofs OF Belfast;
D. r bas'' bsngo'i 'oah d. fsdmso,
K D. h''e'' D. w. "oaio snd r. Il. Hes
sh'h' oko"nessn' H. D. hA'hs~ay' Houl-
ton WI fA'c"' hsosofi r. W. Hill,
Efs'erj ihos' "H''e' bangor; a l.. oiml
"1, Bangor H. A. RYE heshsii III. r.
F'ank' Portland mas d. o'sood' Lew
in'a j. H. m'n's 'm'fy' tAmaeni ,. :.
'ihii'' h'unsslcA' mas D. coase. j.
Wliissf' wAo'o'foi tsp'' D. W. Sherman
dCamoen' " Id i'en'S onno'd' rofhAhh
u. u hoses' DAN r. d. Tofrey, |
ba'o ei'" ''siu'' "Afeei'n' L1"4-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03
LOOK !!

And you wilt see tie old sign out
again aud the old store much im-
proved where We shall be ! leased to
see our old customers and all new
ones who will favor us with their
patronage. which We will do our
best to merit.
Our line consists of Watches.
Clocks, Sterling Silver and tine Plated
ware, jewelry of all kinds, Specta-
eles, Eyeglasses Telescopes. etc. etc.
We have small let of damaged
goods which We were unable to close
out before moving back, These goods
we will sell at great sacrifice to
close ont.
A. M. WIGHT,
Under Hotel North.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-03

II may he old. but Johnsons Auodyne
L'oinen' reisius the vlsor Of youth Long
isay Il Iss. frh.9iA saFornfps
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-03
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS RAINIER

Sealed proposals will be received by the IN
dersgned, secretary of the board of public works Of
the city Of Seattle. up to noon OF Friday, llth Of
November A. d. 1892. for tine regarding and CON
structton OF sidewalks on both sides Of Rainier
street, in the city of Seattle from the north line Of
Main street to the south line of Florence street.
in said city, In accordance with the plans and
specifications now on file In this office
Each bid Is to be accompanied by q certified
check, payable to the order Of the city comptroer
for q sum not less than five (5) per cent Of ,hs
accompanied by such check.
The successful bidder will be required to enter
Into contract and furnish satisfactory bondsrnan
for the amounts required by the city charter and
state laws within ten (10) days from bel notified
or the award, falling which said check and the
amount thereof viii be forfeited to the city.
No person is eligible - bidder who has within
two years prior to the letting made default pay.
ment of any Just claim for any work or labor per
formed or for any skill or material furnished pur.
suant to any such contract Is Is here advertiser
who. within said two years. has assigned, abs1
doned. surrendered Or failed to complete any suca
contract.
The board Of public works reserves the rishsto
reject any and all bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope .Rainlss
Street Grade"
Please attach copy Of this advertisement to bid
By order Of the board of public works
C. g. HEfFNER, Secretary
First publication. October 70 1892.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-03
NOTICE TO coxrRAcro IA.
@ ECkETARY'S OFFICE, STATE AGRrcUl
- tural college and school OF science, Pullma
Wash

@ ECRETARY's OFFICE, STATE AGRrcrr.
- tural college and school OF science, Pullman
Wash:
Notice Is hereby given that the board of REGAIN.
will receive bids q. tn Is nice on before Iues
day. the 18th day of Move n ber 1892 At 10
o'clock m, for bids to furnish the following ann
plies. to be del vered at Pullman. Wash.
part of said supplies
Each bid must be accompanied by . certf6ed
check for an amount equal to 10 per cent Of M
bid, payable to the order Of the president Of the
board.
The board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids
Hams, $500 lbs bacon 500 lbs; roast or boil,n.
meat (by carcassl, $4,000 lbs; steak 10y tho
carcass), 1900 lbs: potatoes, % tons; noer
turnips. tons; cabbage, tons: onions 500 NJ:
milk, Zoo gals; sugar grsnuiatedh $500 rs:
syrup brock ipl, 2 bbIs: coffee 400 fbs; tea lO3
Ds; prunes (dried). TOO bs; apricots (driedl
200 bs; plums (dried). 700 ibs; Cherries
(dried), TOO lbs; 450 An cans peaches:
$50 4-fo cans apricots; $50 An cana
pears; $50 m can tomatoes; 800 T. b cans corns
IS fDs; salt, 700 Ds washing powder, 800 MS soau
l5o MS; saleratus, 100 lbs; baking powder (RoyalI
200 MS; sage rs lbs: savory. 10 Ds beans (pe3
beansl. "a bu; butter, $500 ibs; lard. z 900 rs:
eggs. $50 doz; Spices 25 los. raisins - lbs: cus.
rants (driedl, 500 lbs: cheese 1000 lbs: apples
100 bbis; rice 100 lbs; pearled barley so ibs ira.
ham -four 500 lbs: vermiceili, Is lbs; maccaroni
Is los; extract of lemon. rs bottles extract OF va
niila, 20 bottles: chocolate IS lbs; cocoanus Is
lbs; tapioca. Is lbs; kerosene oil, bills
All articles TO be first-c and IL not will Be
held subject to the order of party furnishing goods
GEORGE LILLET, !.
Secretary Board of Regents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-03

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE, THAT THE
Office, and that all city taxes on both real estate
and personal property, assessed upon said rolls
viii become due and payable at my Office in the
city hall on the first day Of November, A. ID.
1892 All taxes assessed upon said rolls not paid
on or before March first, A. D. 1893 at O'Clock D
M will be declared delinquent and q penalty Of 8
Fer centum added. ADOLPH KRUG,
City Treasurer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-03
NOTICE OF DIss UTION.

NoT1CE-SEATTLE, WASH, OCT. 20, 1892
~ Notice is hereby gfves that the firm of Har-
rison. Treat & Co. Is This dag dissolved by mutual
consent They succeeded in business By The
HARRISON Treat Company corporation, which
assumes all the liabilities q the Old firm ana TO
which ali outstanding debts and credits due said
nrm are 20 be paid ana sad corporation il fully
authorized to receipt therefor.
HARRISON, TREAT & Co
Tbs Harrison Treat Company, by y r. Rsthhun,
Secretary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-03
FOR SALE-LODGING- no Us ES.

L'OR sALE-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
Il lodging house, centrally located and clearing
over and above all expenses $500 per month; sold
on on &c account Of Disagreement Of partners: price
change, 209 New York block, Seattle, and 215
Washington block. Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-03

WANTED-PARTyER WITH ~ 500 IN A
" well established business making big profits;
VIII bear investigation. Address Business, Post
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-03

WANTED-PARTNER TO TAKE STOCK IN
w shingle mill good site near city. George w.
Crane, 106 Washington street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-03
.l ELf wASrED-MxIE.

w 80 az ATcHEr SETTER =, AZ. -
rais.r s las :. mn; second sawyer - IS Iss
10 acFes potatoes "a az =. knot sswywrs SIS;
mon Is s ea f slsss WIN small capita aans
y . ass 0sosss ss;s sss.y wsss. fsce p...
street Ssans. lo6 Wsshsngton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-03

~ ROCERIES-MONEY SAVED BY PAYING
VI cash at Conner Bros
Baking Powder, Royal. Is or. ............. Is
Baking Powder, Prices is Ell .............. 43
Butter, Iowa creamery, 5-lb tabs .......... IS
Butter, Iowa creamery, lob tubs. ......... 5 25
Beans small white. per ID :. ............... O3
Coffee, Roasted Mocha and Java. .35 and 40
Good Costa Rica Coffee, per pound ........ rs
Flour, best California brands per bbi...... 4 SO
Drifted snow Flour, per sac}<............... ! Is
Flour. Washington brands per hbl.....-.. 90
Flour. Graham, lob sacks. 80
Flour. Graham 50-ib sacks. !3........... ! 10
Lard, Pure Leaf. Bib pals ............... 65
Lard. Pure Leaf, lob pals ............... 20
Pure Leaf Lard 10 pounds ............-.. rs
Corned or Roast Beet, GLIB caus, three for SO
formed or Roast Beef. Glib Cans dOZ. ....... 90
Maccaron and Nermicelli, pqr box........ so
Maccaroni and Verncelii. lsb pkgs........ 10
Matches California 7 blocks -..-.......... 25
soap, savon, 20 bars in box, per box....... 60
Rolled Oats, per ID. o.
Rolled Oats, Quaker, packs.......... rs
crackers, y boxes 90
Yeast Cakes q boxes for ,................ 25
condensed MIX, per doz. 81 40 to 2 90
Pickles, per keg. Observation-Disclosures. IS
I've = Nahs iot .-.....,................ 70
Rice very best, per ib......-............... %
syrup, per key. 80
Best Native Potatoes, per leo pounds ...... SD
New Wheat per 100 pounds .............. l so
tanned tomatoes, dozen ..s................ 95
Pc ooA. W
! ca. Good Green an Black ................ IS
o-gallon cans bes. oil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Vinegar, per Key. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
CONNER BROS, 1T Yesler Avenue.
Half block west Of Occidental Square,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-03

PIANOS, ORGANS Of aoE o oAs ~!
communicating terms; stock. Hardman. Vose q
Sons. Jewett and krell pianos: CHICAGO cottage
organs, every one fully warranted; low ZEN q;
light expenses proPortionaely low prices: special
snaps In pianos re-possessea, where conside able
ha. been paid often on han& f. Christianer. sIl
Third street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-03

T FRANCE HAIADRESSIN6 PARLoRs-
La WienAking; hair goods manufactured 10 order
No. ls0o third street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-04
Although the name '.Highbinders'' is not of

Although the name 'Highbindersr is not Of
Chinese. but - of Irish origin. the thing i'm
pied IL nearly as old as the Manchu dynasty in
China. or more than two centuries. Rev. DIR.
Masters. OF san Francisco who from his con-
tact with Chinatown as superintendent of the
MethOdis: mission should be well informed
witness, testIties IN the new Californian maya
zine to the atrocities of these secret societies
and the great danger to which peaceabie Chi
Easc AMI other persons are exposed from their
existence. The parent society in China, known
a. the Triad. on account of the vereration 1t
paid 70 the three powers, Heaven. Earth and
Hian. had patriotic beginning, if a conquered
people have the right 20 iuculcate revenge on
O. cir ovprcssO-s D. secret oath bound associa-
,us- lie purpose OF tie Triad was to avenge
~ treaC herUCs murder OF some noble monks
- hose v..ior had saved TO the emperor some
r-lt..-IEa provinces. but o: whom he after
V-rI became afraid without reason. 1T
i..seEt tie empire Is CONFUSED by re-
: Icon caused h. these secret societies
AM Ndn francisco is infested by their
t.l.yI-A AMI rurte.O1s colleagues, Who call
t-..- C.uoI by SLt-edEci ana sophomore
...z. Organizations TN: traffic in chastity are
e Il '-;ue chamber Of tranquil conscientious
NJ " v.Ecuy IS too great for these soci-
Cc.,. e. ccIII4i:. They te-rarize the courts
L. I.se. .rs Ly Taralyz.oS the minor officials
at v.tu---e-. The hold they have is even
stronger tlaa ;i.st % the Malta. which they re-
s-sa..-. Cor H. tgce Oh which they act are so
.lI-H tic more .is.l.c -t@n .Gc Italians NJ
Masters .Lsss-;s ti...t tle British method at
Sa-ao5ye. su-c.ssfIl after nauy failures Of
-l.cr AIDS b. J-ieG- It = to ferra; them out
I II. O'l..l-- vlo understands the Chinese
l.,g. 80 sl.- -u.ll. .ltliy ,:.uOit them. While
r.5-e ri-.it Immigration laws may prevent adj
Ct,.,as 20 t'.yss -.-ll1-.s societies some other
aad l-ap'cr remedy : required for tLe-- sup
ILess-u..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-04

The cuee-sst news leak OF the century per-
Ls-s is TIA; Of the decision in the Boyd case
IRON " tr.skL 1t has probably never before
happened that an Important opinion OF the
highest court in the land. involving a question
o. the gIayest moment. was outlined davs be-
fore lis delivery from tie bench. 1t ought
never C. have occurred. The like OF il viii
probably not occur again The members Of
the supreme tribunal are doubtless as much
DISTURBED over the Premature publication as
any HseIHters o. a government; ever were on an
occasion where the matter GivUIgcd Was not at
teDLed ~ dixie consequences. and may be ex-
Ieeted 10 take extra precautions hereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-04
HERE Is How THEY RUN.

One line Of LADIES' SILK PLATED HOSE, with
Black tops and coored feet
Reduced from 81 70 Soc. a pair
LADIES' BRILLIANT Isle THREAD HOSE,
In Heliotrope. Electric and Old Blnes-yenus-rib.
Rcd ucsd from 75c TO 5Oc. a pair.
LADIES' SILK PLATED ROSE, In Tana Tho
only sizes left are 81 and 9H.
Re2uced from 81 TO 75c a pair.
LADIES COLORED SILK HoSE-drop stitch pat
tern-in Tans, Modes, Browns and States.
Reduced from $50 to sLs5 pair
CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK HOSE, with double
knees and high splieed heels
Notc Csc. pair.
CHfLDREN'S FAST BLACK FRENCH RIBBED
dOSE, with double knees and heels
Size 5-S5c. noo-risino &c. on a size
CHILDEENs FINE CASHMEkE HOSE. silk heels
and toes. in Black and White Sizes. Alto 81.
-NOU Soc pair.
CH1LDREN'S RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE-Fast
Baek-with double heels aud toes aud knees. Sizes,
to 10.
Size 6-I5c notc-rise Sc on sizs
Misses Silk Finished Isle Hose-ouiy q few--in
Brown. Cardinal and Navy Blue. Were from Coo. to
Toe. pair.
MEMS ENGLISH RIBBED HALF HOSE in arays
and Tans. Size. on and TO-
Reduced from csc 10 ISc Is pairs for 50c)
MEMS BROWN MIXED HALF HOSE. sizes. 81
only
Reduced from Csc to 49,. Is pairs for 50c)
MEMS HALF HOSE IN STRIPES AND SOLID
COLORS. Sizes, 8 ami 81.
Reauced from S751c. and soc. to fSc.
MEMS PLAIN AND DROP-SrITCH UN-
BLEACHED HALF HOSE
Reduced from 29c to Csc. pair.
MEMS ALL-wUOL HALF HOSE seamless feet.
yO1 or,iv Csc. a par
MEMS FANCY MERiNO HALF HOSE.
AOU SIS pair for 81
MEMS Isle THREAD Has L HOSE in Gray and
Tan Drop.stitch Pattern and pain.
Reduced JTOTi soc. t. size pair.
MEMS NATURAL. COLOR COTTON HALF
HOSE.
Noto s2c. pair.
LADIES' FANCY BOOT PATTERN--Drop-stitch
and plain, with Fast b ach feet.
.NOp csc. par.
LADIES' FLEECED-LINED UNBLEACHEED
HOSE
Non Sjc.-S 1dus for ST.
LADIES' ELEECED-LiNED FAST BLACK
HOSE.
Nom Soc. q pair.
broken lot of sizes OF LADIES' Isle THREAD
HOSE. 9TH fancy tops and fas. Black feet.
Reduced rem Csc. md 81 10 SOC. q pair.
you have read Of these reductions you won't need
any urging from II you have poss. bic present or
prospective need-you will make quick work of this
opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-04
w. A. PIERCE & Co..
10 Market Space,
Conner sth ct.
OuR SPECIAL SALE
MusIrs UspEsws.R
MusIrs UxnEnwrAR

Began today and IT promises to be the largest
SALE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR that was
ever held In Washington.
This is our ANNUAL JANUARY SALE. This
season It will be an UNDERWEAR SALE Of
unusual magnitude The two greatest features
will be the unexcelled quality Of the goods
offered and the ridiculously low prices that
they are marked to sell for. We would like to
ask your special attention to the following re-
marks in regard to the lot of goods:
THEY WERE ALL MADE TO OUR Es.
PECIAL ORDER.
THEY ARE NOT JOB LOT Of samples or
badly cut garments
THEY WERE ORDERED BY OUR UNDER
WEAR buyer six months back, and. as NAT
rRAL CONSEQUENCE. they are much better
made anG finished and far more shapely than
the ordinary ready made Underwear that has
tust come out of some jobbing house.
THE SEWING and finish are Of the best and
most skillful workmanship.
NONE but the BEST MUSLIN OR CAM
BRIO was used tn the manufacture Of these
goods.
THE SEWING AND FIT OF THE low.
priced garment is of the most perfect order.
NOT A SINGLE GARMENT IS SKIMPED
OR CHEAPENED by lack of material. They
are all of generous proportions.
WE DO NOT WANT YOU TO JUDGE BY
ADVERTISEMENT Or by our WINDOW DIS
PLAY. We want you to come in and examine
these goods in the most RIGID MANNER,
We know that they will stand the test and lead
the country for LOW PRICES.
AND NOW LOOK AT THE PRICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-04

The French reciprocity. although delayed
somewhat by the reqgiremen. OF legislative
concurrence and limited in amount TO twelve
million francs, is nevertheless an important
Tars Of the trade arrangements accomplished
under the present adm ;nistratIOn. The TWO
greatest Of modern republics DO well prac ice
h5erality toward each other. May France and
the United States always be friends, as they
were in the beginning Of our nationa! life.
We need 10 allies now. bat this republic always
ctsrlsEas its friends AID former allies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-04

IaAing tie Graves poisoning case at Denver
as a ;air sample, the western Jury seems to have
not hai the tender scruples o. :he average
eastern jury IN q matter % circumstan:ial evil
denee. Inc puJ!ic viii be apt. in the Ugh, of
d.. Graves confession and his .ncu.paton OF
his counsel. to think that the jury did not err
II .eanins away from mercy to the prisoner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-04

IowNs.
ladies' Gowns made Of the best muslin All
sizes. Hubbard style. yoke of tucks. tucked
sleeves, cambria ruffie around neck. down front
and around cuffs. Regular value. Go cents,
Special price.
SOC. EACH.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns, Hubbard style, yoke
Of fine tucks and inserting. cluster OF fine tucks
on cuffs. Rufie Of embroidery around neck,
down front and around cuffs. Regular value,
55 cents. Special bargain price,
59c. EACH
Ladies' Hubbard Gowns. lined back, cuffs of
French embroidery and fine tucks yoke Of
French inserting and fine cluster Of tucks Rufie
Of French embroidery around neck. down front
Regular value. 9S cents. Special bargain offer,
Csc. EACH.
For 75c. we offer an Elegant Finished Gown,
the regular price of which is Sl.I9 Special
bargain price,
75c. EACH.
And so they are all marked far below their
regular price in all tie qualities or up to $40
each.