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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12
Failures Increasing.

VI regret - Office an iacrea y q. . {.
nunbar oi .4.Iuree. .."et W. 4 th"""
W. a. increase T.. as. and Il i "esi.
there j. an increase. al ten. j Ii docs
not indicate improved condition >. The
report oi Dunn'9 agency will b': found
elsewhere in Tbs iesic. i;r;td-' rect i,
his report say.
1T will be no surprise to Ie;.rn that
the total number Of business crlbarr;l,9-
,nents during the past nine months ag-
yrcgatc Il.l.I. or II per cent. moe
than in hike portion Of 1892, when he
total was only 1.:}1-. and - per cent.
more than in the corresponding period
in 1891. the heavics'i previous nine
months Wit Il IL tot;4l q < -f;';. When one
cones 10 consider totals Of assets and
liabilities IN connection with tie rc:y
heavy number o. bu,ine-, failures re-
ported, the 9i@niiicance Of the tilla.ciaI
crisis Of the past few months Is forced
home. This becomes apparent when
one reads tina. the ILL.,, cInoa"ras>-
ment; reported during the past nit g
months cary liabilities amounting 10
So .O-..lt- siby}.t fnur and q quarter
times tn" aggregate Indebtedness Of
81 embarrassed individuals, firms and
corporations III a like period Of l~"2 ana
nearly tyvO and onc-llaIf times he tota
Indebtedness Of the H.SjG concerns re-
ported Is having suspended in ain,
months of 1891. The largest ;tfTrr gate
ind :btcGncas Of falling trader, ever re-
ing year was in 1871. q year Of pan t.
also. in which the lota. number Of fail
urc., reported during nine months va,
S.4D2. and aggregated liabilities SI.5.-
aol 500. Only 80 per cent. of the TX.
Indebtedness reported thus far in I>~l
Amounting To II per cent. Of the ar.tc-
"atc 'h:i~ far this ycar"
The foregoing paragraph should hay,
more than Il casual read ng it should IL
studied. II shows that the nine months
produced ::.1.'j more. failure, than las,
year and 3....uS mere than in 1891, TIL,
aggregate of the capital invol ,cu i, / !
times Il, great d. that Of 1891. This
shows the awful record of The present
panic and when it is considered tina,
he panic Is oniy three months; old I'll.
fact is intensified
Let II, again compare this condition
To that Of early DAYS Whrn We had oytl
$50 per ,i,it;t in actual circulation:
Failures. Liabilities.
mos. 1893. ll,l.t %:;;2l, u>..,j;>,
. RIOS. 1864! 300 Gi.4 2-t
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12
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FOB I'M VENToRS
PROCURED
PRESS CLAIMS COAIPANE

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Cut thisouta and send twthy
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12
Evc' .th;:,g Going popu!ist.

.,n, She evident dissatisfaction 4, 80.
s...4.4.rof;r ruo4,., il. eo+ ogI,. ol,4ty,t-
.,... j.. ,,i,,a,.ri., Ill., ...3.i+:..n. ~ .:f.,.
-..,,j,.,.,. Observation-Disclosures. ,;,....,..-
,s,..:, ,7,,,.-,,-- sire. ,h,. a..I,,tf or
tho silver. ra,,a1 E;l G.oroja has Ea.,
eirctioa, in five c,,,lnfic@. and eycry one
of,hc,, hos h.a,, carried Nv +ha pom.
nji.,. III. sneaker Of the bou., If
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12

The late Senator Ben Hill. Of Gror. Il
in sl5cakin@ oi the effects to follow /:
concentration Of the wealth Of the cuun
try into a few hands and the establish
mtnt used this Significant I;nrua.,
Among them will Ia the lrostration {
commences: the paralysis OF all indus
trial agencies ard pursuits. the rcpu,l
alton OF al debt, -national. stat. an,
individually hc disregard Of all sane
lions: the removal IL all restraints M
on the wicked: the withdrawal of pro
lection from the helpless and good: IT,,
decentralization Of !ncn: the prostitute Ion
Of women; the starvation Of childrcu
the rise ana fail Of factions: the burn
Ing and stacking OF cities. and the wcutt
Ill devastation Of the country. RubhtI
will fill oar mountains and forests: IL
>a>sins viii come boldly forth from "a!
hiding pl:tcr-: civil wars and in>llruc
tion> Will multiply: leaders and follow
crs will slay ana be slain: clans ii burr
lars and thieves will hunt the rich Il.
hcrh, OF hiilaiC> hunt the green pas
lures. and iu>ati:!tc wicKtdnc>- vi
tear aud rend al Il AT is pun, and COCO
rs the hungry lion when lcshing hi
tucth in The young and tender fawn.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12

lie insurance companies are bccom-
az the holders Of enormous MASSES OF
upi,al. Statistics, made puDIic al the
nrttiny of the National! Association Of
.jf,, Underwriters show that the com
oanico. taking no account Of aa>icsa!ncn1
corporations and societies. held assets
q the value Of @@1U. 600, 600: that they
receive from policy holders about SID,
100. 900 II year: that their gross income
: nearly 800 en0. 600 annuully. and tEa
.hry uay about slice. OeD. n0u annually Il
thr insured in :lc form e death losses
,,lrrcndcrs and diyidtnds.-t,E
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12

30 lcgisla1 ION whatever has been en-
acted affecting the finances Of thccoun
try. On what do the con,pilators base
heir talk OF returning prosperity.
Simply ON their ability to work the PEG
plc until they &c. d tirmcr grip on their
lhroats. Ashland. HANS. Clipper.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12
Difference. 10. SO $Dl1.rI3. 81 )

Difference. los! %3l1.r:,3 Dis
This shows hat the failures are Uvci
>. time, ~ |rea. IL Eu,ubrr and nearly
fifty times - great in liabilities IL com
pared with former palics. May We II
ask whether the contraction OF the vol
umc OF money in actual circulation has
not made the difference?
Wa, that the cat!se: Surel Y not fam
Inc. pcStilcncr. WAY or siiftIce>,ntss
There i, one cauSt and one alone ard
that is an insufficient volume of money
Aubl.ru, Ind. Times.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12

Iowa Republicans are uow wishing
That the hadn't said anything about
the dolla.- Of he highest purchasing
power" since farmers and lahorers are
droppin" onto the fact that dollars q
high purclasin power mean cheap
labor anu cheap farm products Iowa
Tribune.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12
The Pansy for October.

This popular magazine. with It's home
ike flavor and it >ynpa, hctlc attitude.
especially toward, young people. gives
in il, October number Il fresh and al
titctivc variety for ali ages. ''1hc
American Literature Paper l. copecl-
tllv valuable this month. and Margaret
,iGncy's discriminating article on
SHAKESPEARE. in the 'toiumplan Year
sketches" ought to arouse an Interest
IN the greatest Of poets among the
Young pcupIc-and their elders. if there
ne any who know him not. The lovers
# pan,y's storitS-and they are many
will tind her serial increasing III i'll
crest. There are other bright stories
AID poems by wcli-knoWn authors. Tho
.lu1azinc is. IL u91t;tl. very attractlNcly
md proiuScly illustrated.
10 cents Il number: - Il year. ID.
.OrIlROp COMPANY. Pubs. Boston.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-12

Stop tina, dry hacking cough by using
nith'S King Of Cough CU"cs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

Additional rHilroad connection with Nexan
dria and q direct line from this city to Mount
Vernon are the objects primarily sought in tho
bill. introduced on Monday in the House of
Representatives. TO authorize the Washington,
Alexandria and Mount Vernon Electric Railway
Company TO construct q bridge across the Po-
tomac river and 10 construct a railroad over
the same and through certain streets and reser-
vstions OF Washington. A liberal feature-de-
eideily IN contrast with the legislative propo-
sitaon % the Pennsylvania Railroad Company in
connection with the structure which must
soon supplsn, Long BRIDGES the pro-
vision which makes public. free Of cost,
csrriagevay and footway on each side of
the tracks on the bridge. As 20 the draw"
which u provided for and As 30 the place and
manner in which the tracks shall cross the fats
the engineer ONCE and the Secretary OF War
20 judge. TO the route within the city
tina, may safely be left with the District COM
mitsees; a. To the motive power. which viii
almost surely be electrical, there will be 10
popular objection so long as the cars are oper-
aied within the city by storage batteries or IN
derground wires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

The permanent location in the United States
% an apostolic delegation which is TO per-
sonally represent the head Of tho Roman
Catholic Church l. an event which. had Il oc-
CURED twenty wears ago, would have cansed
much anti Catholic demonstration 10 marks
an era In the religious history Of the country
and vet has attracted less attention than any
one might have supposed would be consequent
upon such an event A few Of the people who
have not closely followed the news n it has
come from Rome. either directly or through
Monsignor Satolh. are asking what the
appointment means. The answer is easy.
There has been more than little dis
agreement among leaders in the American
priesthood, growing apparently out OF
Arguments which look though they
rprang from racial prcjudices. The pOntif was
called upon 90 settle these, and they were
many and promised 20 multiply he delegated
AL necessary power 10 Monsignor Satolii and
ssnt him 10 this country TO readjust and har-
monte. so far can be judged from his pub
lie u,.erances the pope's immediate representa-
tive II inclined TO liberality; the doctrines which
he has enunciAted or affirmed are decidedly
patriotic and can hardly fail TO make favora-
ble impression even among those who have re-
Rarded full allegiance 10 the Roman Catholic
Church as inconsistent with the highest Ameri-
canism-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

When the inhabitants Of Atlanta, Ga, awoke
yesterday morning they were asteaished to find
tha; heavy snOvstorm was IN progress
storm that blocked all the electric street
car lines and brought a large proportion Of the
ordinary business 10 a standstiIl For many
years Atlanta has been snowless. but Its citizens
did not rush indoors and hibernate: they
crowded the streets and snOwbaIled each other
and improvised sleighs and sleds and in every
possible WAY enjoyed the extraordinary down.
fall. not forgetting. however. 20 see that the
ill-prepared poor were attended to a. literally
as their neoessities demanded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

That the senate will speedily take action on
the House bin which provides for the estab-
b.hmeut Of District Court Of Appeals Is res-
sonably certain. for the Senate Is decidedly
practical body and generally interested in
local affairs 20 greater extent than IL the
HOUSE. The differences which have heretofore
existed between the tao bodiessrs not sufficient
% cause a deadlock The Senate thought that
three additional justices on the District Supreme
bench would meet the requirements Of an over
loaded docket, the House agreed to the
number Of Justices but came 10 the conclusion
that they should be organized into 9 separate
eonrt which should devote ita entire attention
20 appellate business. Reconciliation should
not be difficult and ought not TO be delayed
Never were courts In more urgent need Of relief
than ours, and to bring about q con-
tinuatiOn Of present conditions py quib-
bling or petty objection would be n
most discreditabe proceeding. The District
row has fewer judges in proportion TO its pop
nation than any Community in the country. and
although that fact might be made TO appear a.
evidence Of superiority in moral matters we will
waive the compliment and ask the enactment Of
Law which will make II possible for htgants
10 achieve final hearing before the Supreme
Court Of the United States in less than ten
years We're there other than purely local
suits occupying the attention Of the District
judiciary the present force q eminent jurists
could attend to them satisfactorily. but when it
is remembered that large proportion Of the
cases arc wholly governmental in their nature
then the necessity for increased facilities be-
comes Immediately evident The progress of
the city Is seriously retarded BY the blockade in
the courts. That the Senate will remove tho
obstacle withou, further loss Of time Is highly
nrnhable. n certAinlr shnrld do so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

And now il Is ofhciaily announced that the
Reading Railroad Company will elevate its
tracks IN Philadelphia from the west side Of
Broad street TO the schuylkill river and thus
abolish the grade crossings on thirteen streets
Tan II be possible tina, Philadelphia is more
rapid than Congress; II II is. what IL the diff
fercues IN speed? With this information in the
Possession 81 the public calculation can be
made - 20 when such desirable improvement
nisy b. looked for here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

Politicians who are not too firmly fixed in
their belief- and whose affections are transi-
tory may study with advantage the feat Of
1horger Hemnestrvedt. who succeeded in
jumping ios fee, with the assistance OF pair of
Norwegian snow shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

The Highhirders are manifesting themselves
IN chicago. Thess people appear TO be anx-
iou- 20 strengthen the already robust prejudice
against the Chinese race In this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

Congressman batch u said 20 be vigorously
Or the Heid for thu agricultural -ecretAryship.
There = wealth OF rural suggestion in the
Missouri Congre-~mAn's name that may be s1-
pectea to 70 far with the farming public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

pnle-- sseps are taken 70 avert the freehet the
canoe clubs may ~ well make preparations 10
avail themselves Of the regatta facilities that
fennsyivGuia avenue viii present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

Lovers q field sports will understand, bat
msmbers Of the Humane Society viii not. the
appeal made by a Virginia sportsman who calls
upon hi- fellow gunners to feed the birds while
this extremely cold weather lasts so that there
viii be sufhcieucy left TO shoot at next fall
Death BY gun-hot may be preferable to that
which results from starvation and cold. but the
ultimate result seems 10 be about tho same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

Senator Davis reelection was noteworthy
ex.nrle 81 economy. There Was no; a single
<oss east for him that Was no; called fog by the
necessities OF the situation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

Some Of the people who are calling on cleve-
ssnd these days are not calling loudly o. thel
vsll After tho fOarth OF March
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
CH1LDRrs's Corros UNDERWEAR D.

No. 1.-5 Infants Fine Nansook Short Skirts rufiie
OF Hamburg at bottom three clusters of tucks above
Reduced from ~. so to 81. co.
30. 2-3 Infants Fine Nainsook Short Skirts. rufie
OF Hamburg at bottom clasters Of nne tucks above.
Reduced from 81. 90 to u. So
ca noor.. 10th st. bdr \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

gansas continues 70 blaze away, comst-like
= the political armament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

The grade crossing kept mp its record as q
depopulAtive agent by causing the death Of
eight people Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

the most recent Of the grinding n,onopolieu
b the smsry-vheel trust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
GLovE DEpanrxrsr.

pairs Ladies' 7-hook Kid Gloves; 3 pairs black.
sire 5H pair brown. sizs 81; damaged. Reduced
from u. 25 to Coo.
2psin Lsdiss' BisfrtE Gloves. gray and tan; dana-
a9sd- Sizes ~ ard On. Reduced from u to 73c. pair
{lst AOor. 18th IT anns1)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
HASpxrRcHrEr Drp.prxvxr

20 Mems All-linen Hemstitched Initial Handler.
chiefs. A. BIS. Cs. 3G's. Hs 6Js. TX, /
J., Ms. Ms. RS. Q SIS. I and WIS. Reduced
from % to 2Oc. o for q.
Ladies ALlinen Handkerchisfs, hand -smbroid.
cred scalioped edges: soiled. Reduced nom IS to
25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
INFANTS. DEPARTMENT

No. LII Red Astrakhan Cloth Coat. made with
separate Jacket and neatly trimmed with black braid
Reduced from Sl6 80 to o.. o.
No.2.-1 Hesvy Green Plaid Coat fAncily trimmed
with astrakhan to match. cape, heavy box plat in
back. Reduced from SIG. 30 to $500.
cd Moor. 10th st. bldR.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

LAssBunoH AND Bno
T onoRRow-ToMonRow
FR1DAY-FarnAY
That means much.
For you know FRIDAY Is RrmxAsr DAY.
THOUSANDS OF REMNANTS
AND SMALL ENDS FOR ToxonRow.
ODDS AND ENDS OF all Kinds.
soILED COMFORTS AND SPREADS.
And these
THIRD FLOOR
ONE CASE OF PRIME QUALITY APRON arNa-
HAMS FAST ooLoRs. AT 10 PER YARD
WORTH IOc.
ONE CASE OF FRENCH pERoALE REMNANTS
FULLY ONE YARD WIDE ONLY lUc PER
YARD. WORTH l5c.
81 INCHES WIDE; FAST COLORs, BEAU
TIFULLY DESIGNED.
ONLY 1Oc. PER YARD. Worth 1se.
1.-TWO of DARK-FIGURED CHEW
RoNs. 81 inches wide. fast colors.
beautifully designed.
Only loo. PER YARD.
Worth 15c.
OUR GREAT GENTS HANDKER-
CHIEF REDUCTION SALE STILL
IN PROGRESS.
HANDKERCHIEFS worth 10 and
l2,xc. we Will sell
FOR Zoe.
Asrnall of BLACK AND WHITE
sATINE REMNANTS. suitable for
Morning Dresses and Wrappers.
Only loo. PER YARD.
Worth I5c.
A small 10. of LADIES' JERSEY
GLOVES. drab. brown. black and blue.
At 15c. A PAIR.
Worth Sc
200 dozen of LADIES, BALBRIGaAN
A. 12Ic. PAIR
Worth roc
40 pieces of NoUyEAUTE DRESS GOODS.
all new styles. DOUBLE WIDTH.
A. Zoe. PER YARD.
Worth 37>xc.
cases Of wAMsuTTA HALF-DLEAoHED
go niche. wide, COTTON a. 64o.
Worth l23<o
Third door Is easily reached
by an elevator stairs
Third floor for BARGAINS.
Third floor for BARGAINS.
TOMORROW Is FRIDAY.
FRIDAY IS
REMNANT DAY.
OUR CARNIVAL CLOAK SALE" TO BE CON-
TINUED THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
DREss TR1MM1se Drp.Rrwr

No 2-2H yards Jet Edge. inch wide. Reduced
from 53c. to 40c
No. Al yard Jet. / inch wide. Reduced from o. 25
TO 75c
No. IN yard Black SILK Gimp. inches wide. Re.
duced from 90 % to zoe.
No. Ola yards Black Gimp. 2 inches wide. Reduced
from 76c. to Soc.
No. 10-2 yards Black Silk Gimp. u inch wide. Re-
duced from 82c to oOc.
No. 1I-2h yards Green Gimp. y inch wide Re-
duced from 4Oc to Csc.
(lst floor. I1th st. bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

Dowx
Go
TIE
PRrcrs.
Tats ft~s ~ drop % IL
PAAEEttSSss FURNITURE SSssssIIFFgyssEE
Dollsrs ssvsd ere dollary earnsd-n yeu
need . set Of Furniture for your parlor or
are likely to soon this 10 vouy opportunity
purchase nor would Be- . good invsst-
ment. even u you don't have use for the
furniture before fall The following are
only fsv Of tbs many extraordinary bar
gains We are Offering this week in these
eoods-ff you are thinking of making pur.
chase see them by az wsans-st's 70 your
Not. tAs CUT" q. IA. Price,
s12s white Maple Suites Is p,so.s,. upholstered
In satin damask. Gow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go
sl25 ovsr-stufsd Leather Suites % pascss. Eev 800
$50 wilton mug Suites Is piso.s,. so,ia maAos-
any. nandsoinsiy carved So".-....-. go
80 SILK Tapestry Suites 20 p,ecss, XsS.-..-. ESQ
ESQ SUI Plush Suite. g pi.o.., sss........-- go
CHH44ssssEEs FSSssssIIFFgSssaH
SIPS Bamboo Suites {: piscss,. With canopy ssv
and very handsome Nee.......-........... $50
S65 Bamboo Suites e pteces,. Nor........... GO
WAASkBBss9SBBEEss:
$40 Double wardarbss. with bsvsi French
plsts glass. ost. walnut and 10th century
hnsh. koU. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
~Ah tie above are NV AandsoMl
goods. late potterss, we'll made and dur.
able.
WAsn B. Wn1,Ans
FunxrruRE. CARPETS AND DRAprnrss.
3l5, BIZ, 319 SEVENTH 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

LADIES Mus1rs UxDEswEAn Drpr.
On special tsblesthe balance of stock of French
Hand Underwear-(iOwns. Chemises. Drawers,
Walking Skirts and Short Skirts-at half original
prices.
Also q small lot Of Bingham Skirts. reduced from
d. rs to u. 90.
cd door. 10Th st. bldg.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
STATIONERY DEpARrMl
LEATHER Goops D,p.nrurx,

"A Black Leather Belts. scratched ii reduced from
Csc. to Csc. 10 from PIC to 1Oc.
81 Colored Leather Belts, scratched % reduced
from 35c to 10c. 81 from 81. % to CSC.
SO Canvas and Leather Belts. Reduced from CSC to
10c.
l2 Mems Travelling Cases. reduced from s2. rs to
81 so; 3 from 75c. 10 Bic.
5reduoed from 81. % to 75.c from 81. 90 to l. CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
Cloak DEPARTMENT.

Atwood Plaid Bernhard Cape. silk fsoinss. SIZE
So. Reduced from &22. go to 95.
Ttpls-cape Plaid Cloth Long Closks S,zes z
and 80 Reduced from els to SO
] Black Matalesss Wrap velvet trimmed siza "a
Reduced from s13 soto IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
WoopwARp & LorHRop.
10TH. nth AND + SITS. NV.


Conserved Fruits. French Bonbons. Maricaibo and
Csyion Chocolate Creams. with Nuts Fruit. re- Old
fashioned Molassss and all kinds Of Nut And Fruit
Candies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
A L.sr CH,sor-
F. F. T T. = = RVS,

rTTTHaT vas u.mo-ssl. day last vssf ~ssn -
I had that pushing SALE % wRAffrhS
WAISTS and JERSEYS. More thar hall ne
stock wen; N. bargain way
bu, thu, don't satisfy NJ.
WssAia they mus; al b. .old-snd .. meant 10 We
sre suins 70 Offer you n. s.iano. sS.n ,enerrsv-
snfii "a, iaS on, % sold ~ raa
Nafs rsAdy. po-. for ths-. same, b any ssausi -
this opportunity. rs, nov or never OF eou-,s ~s
are making room Tor our sprlns suylns.-su, ,sAs
our word for nthsy Won't ~ b, better th.b th~.ss
ana ~e shall have TO charge proa, rrio- ss- them
now you are free Q, that aaa gar, Of N. cost TAsa
tAss % As fime 10 Tug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
Su1r Drp.nrmvx,

SUIT DEPARTMENT
oray-d gured Print Wrappers. Sizes 30 and a.
Reduced from 81. 25 to Doc.
Novelty Cloth Tailor made Suit, double breasted.
leg o'-mutton" sleeves. Size "a. Reduced from els
TO e1O
l3o uoor.. st. bldg. }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

Any TIME you WANT ANrrHTxo prT~T,.
ri 81 II kh VA n, come % iHk LAY
SuMN fisN.Sso,sENqkAvING. Sossd q fISr voekS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
Fnn DrpAnrurur

Black Astrakhan Cape. extra long. Size 20. Re
duced from e32 so to $50.
Select Gray Krimnaer Cape, extra long. Sue 80
Reduced from s42 SO to S25.
s Children's White Angora Nuts Rsduced from
2.25 to 81. %.
(3d Moor. 1f)fh sf BLDG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Atwood Cape Overooats. Sizes A and S years
Reduced from "a. rs to 50. So
Atwood Cape Ulsters- Sizes S and 7 years. Re-
duced from go to IS.
Atwood Brown Checked Suits. REFER style
Sizes z. 9. and IA years. Reduced from % to
e375.
TOO moor 10th st. bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

lot Rubber and Horn Dressing Combs,
Fine Combs and Pocket Combs-from the Goldschmid
stock Reduced from 10 and Is to Sc
Metal Puff Box, damaged. Reduced from 80 to
l5c.
10 boxes Extract. 2 fancy bottles In each box Re
duced from rs to Soc.
(First floor. tn at bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

JERSEY DEPARTMENT.
15All-wool Black Cashmere Jerseys. Size 30 only
Reduced from 81. 70 to 95c