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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-06
| BRADFIELD'S 4
FEMALE \
REGULATOR

CARrrRsvILLR. April 8, lisa
This viii certify thai two member Of nv
Immediate family. after having suffered for
years lrcn Menstrual lrrexulartSy,
being treated without benefit by phyuciana'
were 81 length completely cured by ocs bol1is
OF hradneid's Female Reg la0or. Ia
eject Is truly wonderful }. W. STRANGE.
Book 20 WOMAN mailed YETE which contains.
Valuable ins"rinAtion On ali female dis sa1sA-
eRADFiglD REGULATOR co.
ATLANTA. "a.
SALE BIZ ALL D. s~~~---
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-06

Of the cotnfuissary department 0. a wor!i!
think OF the gathering W frooi the ric-
s"amp AMI the tea tielis, aud tie orchards,
and The fisheries No one bat God 4couli
Tell how many bushels j; would take ~ ~ /
I'VE continents.
Then. 10 clo,he ell these people, how mauy
furs must be captured and hoa much IA
iroken and how much cotton pEked. JUS
think % the infinite wardrobe where s.xtee-
hundred millions OF people Sc; their clothes
God spreads the table trs, OF al. for His cb,i-
oren- Oi course that would be q very Sci
nsh man who would Tot allow other people
70 cone and SIT al the table sometimes. but
ifst OF al, The right is gwen - Christian
peopae, and therefore IL is extr~ne fo.iy far
them ever 70 fret aboas food oc raiuerI
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-06

E~~rfnnofiou Each dash appearing in tn. Ia
letter. and /" hen tue rfat.r !
each Riddle will be found complete. EXAMriE
this case the omitted letters ARE o and o., and v h,u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

The STAR wishes 70 add to what it has said Of
the training schools in general a word about
the colored training schools. These are in
very hopeful condition, the exhibits yester-
day showed Skilled labor in the kitchen. work
shop, mine and field Is a public want that can
not be too well supplied under imaginable con-
ditions of development. Large parts Of our
country are yet virgin soil and even in some of
the original states Of the Union thousands of
acres are unimproved. In fact it may safely be
stated that the labor system is vet
to be organized, since much remains
to be done to perfect 1t in any quarter.
The trades in certain sections have been pur-
sued on a slip-shod plan, or without plan. The
idea Of educating eye aud hand to perform
manual labor in an intelligent way has not a.
yet taken hold, but the time il coming. south
as well as north, when ii will be considered a
disgrace to SLOUGH and potter. Heretofore in
the old slave states, labor of all sorts has been
done, so to speak, by ''main strength and
swkwardness-" The cooking and other manual
schools in cities where there is a considerable
element Of colored people are doing much TO
change all that. The negroes are a teac liable
population and learn fast whatever thew can be
induced to undertake. Good cooks semp-
stresses, house servants, drivers. porters, ma
sons, carpenters, and in fact laborers in and out
doors IN an almost infinite number of employ
ments are desired in almost infinite numbers.
The Washington public schools will supply,
after awhile at least, q large part of the local
demand, perhaps even more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

The desire to nominate Mr. Cleveland is
probably not half so strong as the determine
ton to retain the two-thirds rule. Nothing so
distinguishes the democratic party a. its hold
ing fast BY its traditions and practices the latter
including rules Of organization. Few funda-
mental changes have ever been made. and it
seems certain that one Of the few that may be
made will not be the excision Of the now time
honored. but. after all. rather updemocratic
two-thirds rule for nominations at National con-
ventions. II is the practical reliance of all the
weaker candidates for nomination. and the dark
horses, and deemed to be the breakwater
against the nomination Of strong ones with
strong enemies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

Analogies are instituted between the late re-
publican and present democrats situation.
That there are analogous circumstances is adj
mitted by everybody. II is ensy, howe yer, TO
overdo the analogy business, ard this seems to
be one Of the cases where il is worked for more
than II is worth. IL is true that a large ma
jority Of th> more noted and active workers Of
the republican party were against Mr.. Hsrrison
Cleveland. But there is difference. In very
many states the machine Is altogether with the
es-President and no opposition of consequence
appears. And it,sN-. such as New York. the
''leaders" are anti cleveland. if an exception
be made 10 members Of Congress. There
would seem to have been a combine Mt Mime
apolis of United States Senators, Just as now
there is n combine of such Senators, hostile to
denomination. In the two cases there is to be
observed a strong kicking" element in the
Senate, due principally to the relations of that
body to the executive department. The Sem
ator entrenched in power by his long tenure
and manner OF election. with share OF the adj
ministrative work Of the government probably
out of all proportion to the expectations Of the
founders Of the government, Is n great fac
tor in politics and thinks himself even
greater than he is. Some Of the
coolest heads in the Federal Conven-
ton which framed the Constitution doubted
whether it was wise to clothe the Senate with
such extraordinary powers and prestige, and
tine capacity of the body for self-aggrandize- |
ment was even then foreseen by not n few minds
Of the first order The proposition for electing
the Senators by the people has met with large |
favor, but it is appreciated that the proposition
to change the Constitution in this respect is |
one not likely to be adopted in the manner in |
which amendments adopted under our sys- |
tem- The Senators are indisposed as a body to |
curtail any of the prestige of their house. and |
certainly unwilling 70 submit their eleo6on to |
the direct vote of the people. Il is so much |
easier to procure seat in the Senate |
frUm a legislature than from the people |
at large on straight issue. Should |
the time ever come when another Federal Con- |
vention would be deemed necessary to recast |
the framework Of our government, it is very |
certain that one of the changes made would be |
in the manner of electing both Presidents and |
Senators. The government would be popu-
larized-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

The expected has happened: the House com
mittee on the reform of the civil service has re-
ported. sustaining the report of Civil Service
Commissioner Roosevelt in the Baltimore post
once Investigation Ii will be recalled that
one OF Tie important questions raised was
whether contribution in aid Of primary was
a political contribution in the contemplation of
The law The two reports hold that it is. while
the Postmaster General contends that it il not.
But issue made on other interesting points
which are elsewhere stated in THE SrAn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

Having for many years striven to enlist public
sympathy In favor Of more and better common
roads The STAR was prepared and did endorse
Mr.. A. A. Pope's suggestion for a road depart
rnent at the worlds fair. And The SrAn is
very happy to see that the movement is spread
ing The fair is just the place and 1892 81.
Pregnant with memories of discovery and rey,o-
lation, just the time for the proposed exhibit
Of model cross sections and examples of ooun-
try bridges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
BLACK Wool DRrss GooDs
10 Prn Cent D1scousr.

Let us look 1t the most reasonable goods aud see
what you save by buying dress length.
Good Serge Dress o.. 20 instead Of g.
Storm Serge Dress "a. % instead of o. 50.
English Serge Dress -. 05 instead Of a. So
Nuns Yelling Dress g. is instead g. 80.
Wool Batiste Dress %. 80 instead Of e.
Convent Cloth Dress o.. s. instead of g. "a
Henrietta Dress "a. 73 instead Of 1925
Cashmere Dress g. Is instead of g. so.
e6-The above are reliable fabrics. warranted al
wool and Fast Black.
The discount also applies 10 Prsstley's SIX wsrp
HeprieftaA and fancy NeaYe4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
A CHAIN Or The CHOICEST.

And then fashion runs on around the Rlobe-
stamping first THIS and then that with its ap-
proval until An immense variety 10 rolled up
into one grand collection Of happy conceits.
Some VIII please you-and others your neigh
bor-but eysrybody's taste has been antici-
pated:
FIGURED INDIA SILKS-Black and col
ored grounds-S1 yard
24-inch STRIPED CHINA-d5c o yard.
24-inch PRINTED JAPANS-75c yard.
27-inch PRINTED CHINAS-75c. yard.
27-tnch PRINTED JAPANS-Sl and 81. Is q
yard.
PRINTED CHANGEABLE sILKs-s1 and
q 25 yard
Just handful Of Washable HABUTAIS, in
striped and figured patterns-75c. yard
19inch SHANTUNG PONGEES-4Oc. and
oOc. yard.
26-inch-6Sc. yard.
CHANGEABLE NOvELTIESSTRIPED
and FIGURED TAFFETAS and SURAH-S1.
IL 10, &1.25. 81 so and o.. 90 0 yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
FANCY VASE Dnrss GooDs.

good collection. including the scarce colors and
most popular designs. at the following reduced
prices:
&c. Java Cloth for &c. yard
10c Outing Cloth for &c. yard.
15c Pongee Suitines for 1Oc. yard
15c Chevron Suitines for 1oc. yard
25c. Scotch Ginghsms for l5c yard
45c Glace Ginehams for 3Qc yarG
19c Lace Stripe Mulls for 16c. yard
121Sc. Figured Organizes for lie. yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

BUNS SPECIAL SALE
FOR WEEK JUNE 90 TO 81
Potter's Bes: Quality Table Oilc,oth, l5c per yard
13-iEch-wid Stair Qilcloth, 5,<c. per yard (This
s4-wide Adams MOSQUITO Netting. containing 8
yards - the piece, any color Pc. per piece.
Mosauito Netting, any shade. A.. per yard.
Androscogg1n yard-wide Bieached Cotton. &C. per
yard.
2.sc
Balance Of our &C. Challies. So. per ysrd. All
new and desirable styles.
12c. Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, &c. each.
REMNANT DEPARTMENT..
We positively claim this TO be the greatest Remnant
House In this city. which the following goods and
PRINTED LAWNS. NC. PER YARD.
1Sc. Quality Mourning Satines nc. yard.
10c. Dark Percales. Red grounds, with light and
dark figures, DC. per yard.
s. Fancy chsntilly suitings. Sc. per yard.
lsc. Fancy Satin Diagonal. @<c- Per yard
15c. Fancy Chevron SuitinPs, &c per yard. /.
1Sc. Al[wool Fancy Challtes Ike. per yard.
SPECIAL MENTION.
OUR MATING SALE will continue one week
lonzer 1t prices quoted last week This 10 positively
the last week to Matfngs ct such low prices
II are in want Of this style Of floor covering heed
our advice, leave rs your orders ut once.
Mating Tacks. ~. Per box.
Tack Hammers. &c. each
- n p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

Chicago Is town Of extraordinary enterprise.
Were this not the case il would be hard 70 en-
terrain charge against the dog catchers of
that city TO the effect that they circulate hydro
pAobia stories IN order to further the interests
II their business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

The rumOred proposition to bring forward
Representative Wilson of West Virginia in op-
position TO the nominee of the national com
mittee for the temporary chairmaT.ship of the
Chicago convention looks both ike war in the
camp, and confidence on the Cleveland side of il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

Roanoke Is celebrating its TENTH Raleigh is
preparing TO celebrate its one-huudreth wear.
These cities are types of the new and the old
order in the south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
CTASdEApMIE SURAas.

Because they are fashionable everybody
shows thenl-but there is a choice among the
great variety that the makers have turned out.
The best combinations are TO be found with Us.
The color minglings are perfect.
19inches wide-75 cents a yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

The scarcity Of badges in Chicago would indi-
cate that a large number Of deleg.ses are anx-
tous to be on the safe side but do not feel quite
competent 70 locate it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

lis for but brief season now that large
number Of gentlemen can enjoy the subtle fat
tsry Of being pointed to as dark horses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

With the doctors and the plumbers simulta-
nsous Washington may be expected TO have
ample sanitary preparation for a summer siege
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

Ths snan boy and the frecraeker have
alssady begun 70 sggravate the prejGdics that
ezists against the Chinese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
SATTEENs.-

Style. beauty and harmony Of coiors are the
chief attributes in dress.
Upon these PRINCIPLES most fattering success
has attended our Sattoen Department this
season.
We imported more heavily than ever The con-
slant drain upon the STOCK soon made it vanish.
Our second importation is now in. The colors
and styles are beyond description. An inspec-
ton Of the same. We think, will con vince you
that they excel anything yet produced in this
The demand Tor handsome satteens this sea-
son is wonderful. and no effort has been spared
TO meet IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

u might not be am;ss for the unions to look
into the manner IN which the sun is working
over time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
BEaGTIEs FROM THE EAST.

2l-fnch JAPAN. b0c. yard
23-inch JAPAN. Csc. u yard.
27-inch JAPAN. Soc yard
23-inch SHANGHAI. 75c. a yard.
2S-inch JAPAN, u. Sl25. &1.50 and s2s
yard.
24tnch INDIA, 81 yard
2&-inch TwILLED JAPAN, 81 . yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
MIDSUMMER READING
Books

foh Ho.-. MOUNTAIN AND SEASIDE.
VndkiHi0 books there Is no end is q say
ing OF equal antiquity and variety. and even
tho midsurnma- ,no-.h. -,.., ~..
rising Of the mercury does not stop the prin-
ters press. nor do trips for the rest and rccrea-
ton Of the body prevent the production Of en-
tertainnsnt for the mind. We note al the
latsst publications bv the best and most popu-
Tar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and entertaining
given below:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
rEs WIshfSsToN ffiiSM A
No. 235 Cd Street Sc.

WashiArton. June o, 1854
Miss LENMAN-At your ~
quest gladly state that the
value Of Dr.. Sanohe's great
scientific discovery, the Elec-
tropotse Victory" has been
sisnally demonstrated In the
case of my eldest daughter.
When she began its use she
was lying PROSTATE with
overcome. She was q pale
shadow, fading away before
our eyes. She had been an in
valid for seven years, had had
the advice OF twelve physi-
clans, had used three different
electrical machines and every
thing else that could be thought
Of, including troublesome
journeys TO country places, to
no purpose whatever. She
was perfectly helpless in al.
most every respect The
Electropoise Victory" with
no medicine whatsoever, has
SO far restored her that she
can walk a considerable dis
lance nnGssisted, can use her
hands well. and can read and
write once more. though her
eyes are not yet perfectly
strong. (Dr. Sanche does not
promise speedy results In
chronic cases..
Her progress toward recov-
cry has been steady, there has
been no backward step. When
I asked her this morning what
i should say to You she re-
piled: " Tell Miss Lehman
that 1 feel like a new being.
II is as though Q great ma
gician had come into the house
and said, Let there be health,
and there was health Thank
heaven for DIR. Sanche."
l should state that the be-
ginning Of my daughters de-
plorable prostration was an
injury thought TO be slight at
first, received while playing
with other children nearly
eight years ago. The Electro
poise she has used, with the
exception Of the first three
months. for the past year Is
the one called by DR.. Sanche
Victory"
With all manner Of rood
wishes for the Doctors pros
perity and Tor your success as
his agent in Washington I
am. very sincerely, yours.
MARY A. FAIRFAX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
w AsaHERs FROM THr EAST.

2tinch JAPAN. 50c. and CSC. a yard
2sSinch CHINA. Soc. . yard.
26-inch JAPAN. Tic. and q yard.
27-inch JAPAN. 9I. 25 yard.
3o-inch TwILLED JAPAN, 81 IS yard
4j-inch JAPAN HEMSTITCHED SKIRT
ING, 81 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
PAPER Books.

Scribner's Series Of Copy
rirhted Paper Novels, in
GLIDING books by Mrs; Bur
Marion Harland, Frank R.
stockton. and "Seyen-
oaks" by DR.. j. G. Hol-
land.
-31c. o volume
Itcknor's Paper Series
and the Riverside Paper
Series, including the best
works Of Nathaniel Haw-
thorne, Julian Hawthorne,
VIM. Dean Howells, I. b.
Aldrich, DIR. o. W. Holmes,
7. Marion Crawford, Ellen
Olney Kirk, Henry James,
Edward Bethany, Blanche
Willis Howard. and Edgar
Fawcett.
-35c. a volume.
Madison Square Series,
paper editions Of novels
by Marion Hsrland. May
Agnes Fleming. Mary j.
Holmes, NJ. T. Wslworth,
Georgie Sheldon and Julie
p. Smith.
lie. Q volume.
Worthington's Illus
trated paper books.
500.
The Little Minister, "by
j. NJ. Barrie.
--35c.-
Reflections Of q Mar
ried Man," by Robt.
-31c.
The Governor, and
other Stories," by Geo. A,
35c.
gallagher. and other
stories, by Richard Hard
ing Davis.
-3lc.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

Eleven designs. all Of which have been eagerly pur.
chased at Csc yard. Please don't ss for too many
yArds. This Is advertisement the Of which il
charged to the Lsce Department. and the buyer In
naturally anxious that the distribution Of these LAces
should be wide possible. II IL in the form VI
compliment to the patrons of the department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
A Few VALUABLE Hrxrs.

In the Embroidery Department VIII be found <2-inch
wide Feated skirtines. Reduced 10 73c., 96c. and
81 90 yard. These. with the white Blouses We ere
selling from SOC. 10 81 IS each. make suit
par excellence.
And here are few Black snd Beies French Bstiste
Dress Patterns, exqutstely embroidered Reduced 10
g. s. from %. 80. % 80. $40. ol2- SO md els.
OF course all the usual embroddsres AID aise dsQv
baroaias In yennanfs-tha outcome Of these busy
days In this department
The SCARCE Black India Linens, Persian LAvna
Mulls. French Lawns. 10c. 20 40c. yard.
The useful White Victoria Lawn. 20 inches vida,
with hsstitchsd and satin stripe border, 20 end ESQ
yard-
New and beautiful designs in Nainsooks, lsc. %
SC. yard. the more sxpensve with ssftn stripss.
fun stock Of Indis Linens. Persian and Dulrurian
Lawns. also Malls In Cream and whits. &c. 70 <0p.
ysrd
"HrADouA.rras Foa Rrssoss.-
Drs..mAhs. hav. 90 dssasa.ssa tn rslah Royal.
Hare srs price surprises:
a5e. yard sor Hat Band Rtbbons. q POLKA aos snd
border dasfsns-
1Ac. ysrd for plain a. g. Hat nsbsous.
Extra quality Nodss Rfhhsas for bovs "a s1zuanr
~:. 5oe quality sos esiy 90. ysss- Es~y asAssAas
Moss Of thoss So s.a,isy xss.. Rfsss.s = ~
ysrd- An coaors sndfall iachss ~ihA - q
"a
Tz. PA1Au ROrXz
4 IzsxxR.
sas c.~asn ~As> ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
| A Crnr
WITHOUT MEDICINE
DIR. II. sANCHE,
ELEcTRoPoIsE VIC
TORY"
Oxygen BY ABSORPTION.
\ A CURE FOR DISEASE
WITHOUT MEDICINE BY
"A SIMPLE PLAY UPON
NATURES LAWS.

This wonderful means by
Mich health 10 40 Quickly re-
sered is the invention Of DR..
Hlsanche, an able Physician
and Scientist. who has srent
thirS Ave years of his life
upo.it, and for the past few
yearshss placed IL before the
puolt AZ a sreedy means by
which he sick are healed
10 may this Will be a new
treatmef, and yet thousands
Of the shove Electropoiees
hsve bee sold tbroushout the
United safes and hundreds
here In Washington. The
L ectropois ''Nictpry" is .
sure cure for Rheumatism,
Insomnia. Nervousness. In
digestion. Malaria. Constipa-
ton, Kidney and Liver dis
eases. &c, AMI this fact IL con-
clusiveiy provu by TRUTH
Full testtinonyof RELIABLE
witnesses. Mevill be glad 20
show the larca humber OF
Washington testimonials re-
ceive6, as well "A those from
reputable persons throughout
tie country. s e .@s1aay sasss
kdte ceea eSeotsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
KEEPING
II
Up
SIX Is TIE APPLE Or
FAsH1ox,s Ere
sPy, ZEE ERR ERR W. ssss
PPP EE ERR RRR w ssss
: ZEE + E 4 4 X ssss .

rTTTnE SILKS hold up their end in popular favor
a. high - ever OF course the hot weather has
driven nsarly all but the WASHABLE kinds out
Of :is ned. But they are 50 numerous rich--so
ortnnAl-tths figured ones)-and really chesp-thst
the others won't 10 missed.
Every lady has tender SPOT for SILK in her vanitys
Affections svefS fsa;fle So much of 1t is bought
and Jet how few versed in the varying qualities
The experts ID acquaintance you want cultivate.
Who're he Is you won't end any chat" The poor
kind n attractive only In its price, You want be-
ware of cheap SILKS. OURS ARE NoT-psither are
they too hgh-bus balanced to nicely. Quality and
cost travel sbreast here.
II you not provided We have some more than or
dinsrily attractive offerings to make.
Fer example,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
S. S. SHrpp & BHo.. 432 9rH ST.
TELLS TArk To MEN.

You have the right impression n you
think We carry the best selected stock Of
Mems Furnishines-buty you have the rroa0
impression IL you think our prices are high.
We sre undertaking half Of the 'Outntters"
half See what l5c, viii do: Mems Lansn
Collars. all styles. lJc. for 25c.
Mems Balbrfgean Half Hoee. lie.
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs. White and
Fancy, 15c. I; ? for pc.
Menu White Military Gloves. lsc.
Keep the English Half Hose. pairs Tor
q, in mind All colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18
MAKE A Norr Or TINS.

Colored Silk Umbrellas are % extrsmelv popul.r
that probably you have one. make note OF fAis:
YOU REQUIRE A LACE COVER. First Because
TIE silk may get soied. Second You caa maize Q
peraso Of an umbrella with little labor and 1t
slight cost Lace Govern, Soc. 6Sc, 13c, asc.
81 4S. Those OF hand-run lace at Is are exquisite
pieces OF hand work and seneraiiy only seen i'm
ported parasos that cannot be probably retailed ct
less than &15 each.
TIE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

Three DESIGNS 10. IL and L. inches wide. Not more
than sufficient for the trimming Of one ress viii be
sold each caller. We make this rule not 20 restrict
their sale. for all r be eoa> br CLOSING t< but TO
protect those Of our customers who In once and
cannot conveniently call until after O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

s,ses 74s TO ri R aiaEfa ST. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

You'll find a. many choice Point dTrsiands
Laces as In all other stores combined. You know
their history; hoU the importer fndfno them
too exDensireyor general sale accepted buyers
cfer to purehdse the entire stock.