Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1888, Page 2

4 ° 23, 1888—SIX PAGES. THE EVENING STAR. | Tse Arrexnox WASHINGTO -Gctober 23, 1888. Batter. ‘She Evening Star basa regular. perwaneat bona Sde daily circulation mere thas treble that of any other daily paper publisbed im Washington, and much greater than that 41 all the ether daily papers bere added together. pe SS A prominent and active democrat, who has good opportunities for judging the drift of opinion and tendency of events, both by observation afforded by travel, and intercourse with party leaders, gives to Tus Stax a view of the political situation some- what different from that generally entertained by the more enthusiastic members of his party. AS to the chances of Cleveland carrying any of the sates heretofore counted as reliably repubiican, be regards all claims for such a result as worse than nonsense, and money spent to that end as foolishly thrown away, except possibly in Michi- gan, where he thinks the democrats have a remote hope of success, He regards the carrying of the legislature of Kansas by the democrats and the sending of @ democrat to the Senate from that state aS within the range of possibility, without any chance, however, of Cleveland carrying the state. California, sometimes claimed by the more sanguine democrats, he regards as sure for Harri- ‘son Dy from 20,000 to 25,000. He bases these fig- ‘ures on the largely increased vote in California, due to extensive accessions to her population dur- ing the last four years, mainly from the northern states, nearly all of which will vote the republican ticket, and make the golden state reliably republi- can for many years tocome, Connecticut he cou- cedes to the republicans, by « small but sure majority, while he considers Indiana and New Jer- sey equally certain for Cleveland, but also by small majorities. This makes New York the pivotal state. In his opinion the republicans will come to Harlem bridge with 70,000 plurality, which will be met by democratic plurality in New York city of 57,000; im King’s county (Brooklyn) of 16,000, and tm Queens, Richmond and Suffolk of about 6,000, giving Cleveland the state over Harrison by about 9,000. Hill's plurality he thinks will be very much larger than these figures. ——~<o+—_____. Tt makes a world of difference with any labor question whether the application of its answer 1s to be made in a thickly or a thinly settled coun- try. Wehave shut out the Chinese altogether from the United States. They are admitted into Canada on the payment of a fifty-dollar entrance fee, Here they compete with the ballot-bearing laborer who works on the railways, digs trenches, and carries bricks upaladder. In Canada they displace only women in domestic service as cooks and laundresses and scullions, and the women go into the factories instead, In this country they are disposed to herd together in the hearts of cities, or hire themselves out in gangs for railway Dullding. In Canada they are more on an indi- ‘vidual footing. That is preferable condition in every respect, and accounts in no small measure, probably, for the difference between the Canadian andthe American feeling toward the Chinese. But the time is coming, unless the regular pro- cesses of soctal evolution experience a check not Possible now to foresee, when our northern neigh- Dors will imitate our course, and their visitors ‘from the flowery kingdom wili be voted a nuisance and compelled to either assimilate with the white Population or keep out of the country. —— For once acoroner’s jury has had the courage to speak out and tell the truth about a railroad disaster. That which has been investigating the ‘Mud Run horror on the Lehigh road places tne re- sponsibility upon the engineers of the two locomo- tives attached to the seventh section of the train, for not obeying the signals, and for allowing their ‘train lo approach a station without Deing under control; upon the engineer of the rear locomotive especially, for not applying the air-breaks, which ‘would have been quite practicable; upon the look- out men in both locomotives for failing to warn the engineers of the presence of the danger signals; ‘upon the rear brakeman of the sixth section, for gotag only four hundred feet back to warn the seventh, when he could have gone nearly a half. mile just as well; and upon the conductors of both sections for not seeing to it personally that the ules of the road were carried out. ‘This is a clear statement of the case, certainly, and there 1s nothing now to prevent the grand Jury of the county trom going to work and indict- ng these men for manslaughter. The conductors, ‘though constructively responsible, are perhaps the least to be blamed of any concerned. The conductor of section six could not have assured himself that his brakeman went back far enough ‘Without deserting the train and going back with iim; and the conductor of section seven would have been obliged, under any circumstances, to have trusted to one or the other of his engineers todo what was right without direct supervision, as i was a physical tmposalbility for him to be in ‘the front cab and rear cab at the same moment. But there is no excuse whatever for the two en- gineers of section seven, or their respective look- ‘Outs, or the brakeman of section six Who did only @ small part (of his duty, and committed the ‘wrong voluntarily and deliberately. These men ‘Ought to be made to suffer the penalties of the Jaw, the extreme sentence of all being passed upon ‘the brakeman whose brutal laziness cost so many human beings their lives. a Governor Hill 18 represented as being thoroughly Alive to the significance of the present and to have said that he wanted to succeed or fail with Cleveland, as a re-election to the govern- ship would be valueless to him without te election of a democratic President to accompany it. A corresponding generosity of sentiment is at- ‘tributed to Warner Miller. With all the lesser ob- Stacles removed, and the factions im the city as- serting thelr loyalty, the struggle between the ‘Rational tickets of the two parties in New York State ought to bes very simple sharply outlined matter. —_—_— A new source of danger to the New York demo. rats south of the Harlem river appears as a mere Speck in the sky im the revolt against Boss McLaughlin in Kings county. ‘The Boss’ slate was Deadly cracked at yesterday’s convention, one of his worst enemies being chosen for the frst place on the ticket. In accordance with the ola party Proverb, “the more fight, the more democrats,” ‘this ought to be regarded as a first-rate sign. But, Unfortunately, Mr. McLaughlin is one of those leaders whose zeal for the success of the immediate object he has in hand always over- Fides every other consideration. This was shown ‘When, in 1879, he resolved to drive the late John Kelly out of the leadership of the party, and did Ot even stop at the sacrifice of democratic supre- contestant who tried to break the will of Samuel J. Tilden and prevent the city from getting the Denedit of the splendid free library for which the Statesman bequeathed a fund. This does not settle the case, of course. An appeal will be taken to the general term of the court, and ‘Whichever side is defeated, to the court Peals, On some technicality it 18 possible ‘the case may even yet get into the supreme court of the United States. It is safe to assume that an Detr-at-law who is willing to go into a Might of this Soft will leave no stone un‘urned to possess him- ‘Seif of so magnificent a property, while a city with ‘an enormous treasury to draw on for the expenses of tigation, and a corps of eminent lawyers regu- g larly salaried in its employ, is not going to sit idly Dy and see iteelf robbed by a quibble. ——— MEN'S UNDERWEAR. ‘The Natural Wool Sanitary Undergarments, ‘Various weights, in one and two piece Baits st cleaner In Fine Lambs’ Wool, Derby, Ribbed. ‘Beowa Geshmere our sortient ison nouehe (Of the physicians and the public is invited to DOUGLASS EMULSION OF PURE KORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME AND SODA, ‘For the relief and cure of COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, GENERAL DEBILITY, And nearly all Pulmonary troubles, and if taken in ‘time will arrest the progress of Consumption. ‘made for originality, but a quareates is given of the absolute parity of the medicines used an . the skillfal manner in which they are prepared. Oil (Norwegian) used is from the crop of purchase in the original packages, ‘any possible adulteration in transit. phites are from Standard Manufacturers, and need no comment, but the following facta are important: 1st, The medicines ueed in Douglass’ Emulsion are absolutely pure. ‘2d. Each bottle contains 50 per cant of pure Norwe- ian Cod Liver Oil, thoroughly emulsified, very pals- table, and will not disorder the most delicate stomach. 3a. It is better and cheaper than nine-tenths of the so-called Emulsions, and costs but 75c. for & large bot- tle, or 3 bottles for 82. 4th. Should you become dissatisfied after using the Price will be cheerfully refunded. EDWARD P. MERTZ, MANUFACTURING AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, 1014 F Street, THE PIONEER OF LOW PRICES IN DROGS. 0c23-tu,th,s-3m Costow Mine Samra WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO MAKE FIRST-CLASS SHIRTS TO ORDER AT MOD- ERATE PRICES. IN THE SHIRT BUSINESS, AS IX CUS- TOM TAILORING, WE CLAIM TO GIVE 8U- PERIOR WORK AT PRICES LESS THAN ARE CHARGED BY THE REGULAR SHIRT- ‘MAKERS AND TAILORS. OUR SHIRTS DON'T NEED “BREAKING IN." BUT ABE MADE TO FIT AND GIVE COMFORT TO THE WEARER. WE MAKE ‘THEM UP IN ANY AND EVERY STYLE, AND GUARANTEE BOTH FIT AND WORKMAN- SHIP. & BBARNUM & CO, oc23 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE EXACTLY. ‘That's what philosophers tell us life is, Well, as we ‘are part and parcel of the Sworld’s people, waitin the mighty caravan, whose stesdy tramp, tramp, tramp shall be beard until time is no more. We. too, in going ‘would “leave behind footprints in the sandsof time claiming “the world as our country and doing good our religion.” We treat everybody alike, whether they come from the home of the Eequimaux or the land of the Hottentot, from the enlightened countries of the world or the places where darkness and superstition reign. Wedogood slike unto all by PROTECTING ‘them in the QUALITY and PRICE of any and EVERY article we have tooffer. We have some GRAND SPECIALTIES for you this week, no sntiquated garments afflicted ‘with “DEY ROT” and reeking with the noxious vapors of tar, pitch and turpeatine. with camphor thrown in ae valuable auriliary, but diamonds, real gems—gems to delight the children and make gisd their parents! DIAMOND CUT VELVETKEN SUITS for children, sizes 4 to 14 years. 208 OF THEM, ar $2.62 A SUIT! ‘Two shades—Brown and Oxford. Thay were manu- factured to sell at 85.50 a suit, but through the misfor- tune of another we were fortunate enough to secure ‘them at a price which enables us to sell them to you st 82.62 A SUIT, ‘Look in upon us, We have all the novelties, and what {a best of all, we can beat “all the worid and the rest of mankind” in PRICES, VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 ‘827 and 920 7th st.nw.. corner Massachusetts ave. Strictly One Pre, Open Saturdays tll 11, m FIRST IMPORTATION OF STAMPED LINENS. OUR STYLES EXCLUSIVELY OUR OWN. dans tiset 8 few of our Spectaltion for the next three oc23_ Fringed all around, 13 yards London Scarf...49¢ Instruction in all kinds of Fancy Work. Studio for Painting, third floor. Fro Trzzs, RAPE VINES, EVERGREENS, a SMALL FRUITS, &o. SHADE TREKS, SHRUES cose, ac. DUTCH BULBS. ‘Imported direct; of finest quality. EVERYTHING IN THE TREE, PLANT OR SEED ‘LINES aT JOHN SAUL’S, oc23-tu,the-6t* __ 621 Tth, opp. Patent office, J.C. H ocz3 ,UTCHINSON, IMPORTER z “, Ts. be BTL LIMERY, 4 WRAPS. SUITS: GLOVES HOSIERY WAIDER= — WEAR ‘pleased to have you call and inspect our goods, We ‘are in receipt of new goods ever day. WM. H. McKNEW, ete RB. Tarton, cts E. G. Dara ‘O33 Pennsyivanis avence ‘719 MARKET SPACE WE OFFER SPECIAL PRICES IN TABLE DAM- ASK, 50, 75, $1, $1.25. $1.50 AND @2 PER YARD. ‘The above goods have been recently purchased and ‘are offered at much less than goods bought » month ‘ago can be sold. ‘Extra qood value in 5 and NAPKINS. ‘Big bargains in TOWELS, Paces ar ben a ar in the mar- ‘Our buyer purchased st great advantage a big line of BALMOBAL SKIBTS; prices range from $1.50 to $6; ‘ak to see them, they are worthy of your attention. RIBBONS are being used very extensively as Dress ‘Trimmings this season ; we can furnish every style and shade wanted; prices were never as low or shades 80 varied and handsome, NEW TRIMMINGS EVERY DAY. Stock kept fresh and all the new styles added as fast as they appear in the market, Examine our STOCK OF BLACK DRESS GOODS. ‘We do not keep colors, but should you need anything in the line of BLACK WOOLENS or SILKS, it will pay you to get our prices before you purchase. NEW BLACK HOSIERY, just opened; one lot of ‘Merino at 50c., former price, 75c. MERINO UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, all the most approved makes. NOTION STOCK COMPLETE, CHOICE LINE OF 8UAPS AND PERFUMERY. Just open, another invoice of BALSAM FIR PIL- LOWS that wegive away with eech cake of Balsam soap, B. G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACR, 0013-3 Cor, Sth Street. Tse Mer Ix Tax Nox THE NUT 18 THE FAVORITE FOOD OF THE MOST AVARICIOUS ANIMAL ON EARTH—THE SQUIRREL; AND PEOPLE— HUMAN BEINGS—ARE A GOOD DEAL LIKE SQUIBRELS—-THEY HAVE NO USE FOR ‘NUTS WHICH ARE WITHOUT PLENTY oF GOOD MEAT. WHETHER YOU READ AD. VERTISEMENTS OR BUY GOODs, ITs MEAT, NOT SBELLS, YOU WANT. THE NUT OF RETAIL OREDIT PURCHASE 18 MUCH HUNTED AFTER. EVERYBODY I8 LOOKING TO PURCHASE WHAT THEY NEED TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE. AND ‘IF OUR BUSINESS HAS ANY MEAT IN IT, ‘YOU WANT TO GET AT IT AS OFTEN AND 48 SPEEDILY AS POSSIBLE, 1HE RICH AND SUBSTANTIAL MEAT IN OUR BUSINESS I8 THE UNEQUIVOCAL FAIR- ‘NESS AND HONESTY OF OUR SYSTEM OF GIVISG CREDIT, IN THIS RESPECT OUR SYSTEM IS FULL OF SWEET, MEATY NUTS, AND THE GROUND I8 COVERED WITH THEM ALL TSE TIME, THE MEAT IM THE NUT 18, LIBERAL TERMS, HONEST TREATMENT, REASONABLE EX- PECTATIONS, WAIR EXACTIONS AND JUST PRICES; AND THE ONLY CONDI- ‘TIONS UPON WHICH WE WELCOME YOU ‘TO A GENEROUS PARTICIPATION IN ALL ‘THE ADVANTAGES WE OFFER TO BUYERS OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY 18 THAT YOU SHALL APPRECIATE THIS CROP OF NUTS, AXD THE SWEET MEAT ‘THEY CONTALM, AS YOU OUGHT TO APPRE- Clare THEM, or nosmer! ‘Anished the same . ac. |PAL As Isvrmmox To Mex. afew ounces. Also the new “Conestoga” Umbrella, warranted one year, Also the genuine “Gloris” Um- brellas. See To-morrow Morning's “Post” for special sale prices, which are to terminate at 6 p.m. to-morrow even- ‘ing: of, better still, inquire st the Palais Royal—the building formerly known as the Pension Office, corner ‘12th street and Pennsyivanis avenue, TAL AIS aa aa ROVAL BARGAIN i a FOR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24. ‘Wo advertised yesterday Odd Curtains, &e. Ifthe Odd Blankets and Fiannels we quote below go like the Curtains did this morning we'll be content, Buaszers, Exc, Betow Cosr. Less than they cost us, because you like white and not colored blankets. The reduced prices shall make you like colored blankets. Remember, they are just ‘the same qualities as the white blankets that sold so ‘well at full prices, ‘5 paire gray blankets, $2.50 instead of $3.75 pair. 4 pairs red blankets, $2.75 instead of $3.98 a pair. 3 pairs red blankets, $3.25 mstead of $4.50 a pair. 2 pairs gray blankets, #4.25 instead of $5.50. pair, Also, the following babies’ crib blankets. ‘They aro WHITE, PURE WOOL, and have “Baby” elaborately ‘worked in silk letters, These are very fine and expen- sive blankets, and that’s why we have them now, and why they show the handling of thoso who admired them, but bought the lower priced ones, and why the 84.00 3.00 R BARGAIN. ‘Two carriage robes of the celebrated make—Pontos- gue Woolen Manufacturing Co. A beauty, marked $8.50, may be had for $6.75; the $5 robe to goat 7 S375, YLANNELS VERY CHEAP. Eider Down (double width), only colors Light Blue, Pink, Cardinal, Navy, reduced from 85c. to 650, ‘Merritt's Flannels ave treated in the fulling mill, ‘sare Cassimeres, and are therefore WARRANTED NOT TO SHRINK. We have only Gray and Brown, ‘which we reduced from 50c. to 37c. per yard. French Flannels, in Stripes and Plaids, in combi- nation colors, about 15 cut pieces togo at 35c., in- stead of 50c. a yard. Shaker Flannels, from 12\c. to $1 & yard, are re- @uced from 1§ to :25 per cent below regular prices. Red Flannels, from 2c. to 75c. 8 yard. If you are » Judge you'll buy when you see the qualities offered for the prices, ODD’TABLE LINENS, &c. It's always the expensive goods that get left Here are Three Colored Damask Sets—Cloth and 12 Nap- kins: ‘One Blue, reduced from $8.50 to 86. One Old Gold, reduced from $7.50 to 85.75. One Red, reduced from 86.60 to #4.75. Here's a bargain. One Marseilles Bed Spread, with center of foliage in natural colors, border to corre- ‘spond. It has been folded inside out; the result is the side generally in sight is slightly soiled, the under- neath perfect, @5 INSTEAD OF 813. ‘Three more bargains are richly hand embroidered Towels. Such Towels that you'd never defile them by Using. $2.25 instead of $3.50 each. That's all, except a few cut prices of fine Table Damask that'll go to-morrow early at the new prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Necxwear For Lavres. We invite you to be surprised to-morrow morning when we add to our large stock of Bufflings, kc. A MANUFACTURER'S ENTIRE STOCK. We don't buy in these wholesale quantities without price induce- ments, so we write advisedly surprises to-morrow. AT 1éc.ayard, Satin Fold Ruffling with Silver and Gilt Cord. Black, Cream and White Folds. AT léc.syard. Double tow Canvas Ruffling with ‘Fancy Colored Vord with Picot Edge, AT 25c. ayard. Bolting Cloth of two rows edged with two rows of Silk, in all colors. AT 25c. Three-row Bolting Cloth with three rows Tinsel Braid. AT 12c, Skirt Ruffling of double row Muslin with two rows fine Val. Edge: 6 inches wide, AND OVER 1,000 PIECES OF OTHER RUFFLINGS IN SEVERAL HUNDRED STYLES, comprising the greatest quantities and variety and the lowest prices ever quoted elsewhere—ANYWHERE OR AT ANY ‘TIME, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) iis Dazss Goons Sprctauries. By virtue of the popular verdict—your vertict—we ‘unhesitatingly claim better values for the under-men- tioned prices than can be produced elsewhere in this city: 40-INCH WOOL SERGES, 50c. (All the new colors.) 40.INCH FINE WOOL SERGES, 680. (New and delicate tints.) 52-INCH ENGLISH BROADCLOTRS, $1.25. (No desirable shade we haven't.) 54-INCH ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS, 81.98. (Can't be matched under $2.25.) 54-INCH ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS, $2.25. (Specially made for Riding Habita.) 54-INCH STRIPED BROADCLOTHS, 81.25. (New combinations of colors.) 54-INCH CHECK BROADCLOTHS, 81.25. (Scotch and English Plaids.) 40-INCH PLAID AND STRIPED SERGES, Ea These Serges at 68,75 and 98c. invariably re- ceive the praise of visitors, and we, therefore, ask f them your special attention, (Continued below.) . THE PALAIS ROYAL, Dazss Trnonxe Bancarma ‘The fine Persian Trimmings up to $20 yard, but ‘we write to-day only of special barzains—those things you can't get elsewhere at the prices. ‘Silk Trimming for Edging Tea Gowns, &c, All the new colors. Only 25c. yard. ‘The New Flat Silk Girdles. Silk Gimps, over 2 inches wide and to match all the shades in dress goods. Only 45c. yard. Persian Band Trimming. Only $1.15 yard. Real Monkey Fur Trimming for $3.35 yard, This ‘measures 3 inches at back, 6 inches in front, Syrian Monkey. Onl yard. ‘Beal Monkey Muffs for $4, 85.96. All our furs are ‘WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24rz, 1888, ‘The store is filled with the season's best pro- duotions, and extra good values abound. Srrouz Sazz Or Siizs SECURED FROM THE GREAT ANNUAL TRADE SALE or ‘MEGROZ, PORTIER, GROSE & 00., GRAND 8T., NEW YORK. “Tteeldom rains but that it pours,” is a trite saying, and applicable to bareains in silks at ‘this time. We were fortunate enough » few days ago to secure the full range of qualities in Guinet’s Black Imported Silks, at 25 per cent loss than the regular prices, which have met with a rendy sale. On top of these rare values have come more of the same stripe, we having dust bought » number of other equally great values in both Black and Fancy Silks at the Grand Annual Trade Sale of Mesros. Portier, Grose & Co, of New York. Owing to the dull- ness and inactivity of Silk Goods during the early part of the season, the importers have made thelr Annual Trace Sale four weeks earlier than usual, which accounts for our be- ing able to offer these‘extraordinary bargains at this time—the very height of the retail season. We shall place on sale to-morrow morning the following lots: 1 LOT OF BLACK ALL-SILK SURAH. ONLY 60c. PER YARD. 1 LOT OF BLACK ALL-SILK SURAH, ‘20-inch wide, good heavy grade, ONLY 750, PER YARD. BLACK AMERICAN GROS-GRAIN SILKS. ‘These qualities are the products of some of our foremost makers of American Silks, and we take pleasure in recommending them to our customers for wear, dye and finish, and unhesi- tatingly pronounce them extraordinary values. oF BLACK ALL-SILK RHADAME, ‘High grade qualities of superior finish and durability, 1 Lot at 750. Pa BLACK ALL-SILK FAILLE FRANCAISE. It is seldom this popular weave is ever offered below its regular price, and these qualities should meet with a ready sale. TWO EXCELLENT QUALITIES mr BLACK POPULAR PEAU DE SOIE SILKS. This is one of the season's most fashionable plain Black Silks aud customers are to be con- gratulated in having an opportunity to secure this elegant, dressy weave at such low popular i 1 CHOICE LOT oF FIGURED CHINA SILKS. Self-colored figures in the popular shades of Silver Gray, Pink, Ceil, Navy, Scarlet and Gar- net. Very desirable for evening wear, for blouses, &c. Almost half their regular price. ONLY 85c. PER YARD. 1 LOT OF 24-INCH BLACK IMPORTED GROS GRAIN AND MOIRE-STRIPED SILK ‘Very choice for combinations, wraps, &c. ONLY 61.25 PER YARD. 1 LOT OF 23-INCH BLACK IMPORTED MOIRE AND SATIN-STRIPED SILK. ONLY 81.25 PER YARD. SPECIAL! ‘Two Pieces of Elegant Black All-Silk Mate- Jaste, especially for Wraps and the Russian Cir- culars, London Newmarkets and Raglans now a0 extremely stylish and fashionable. ONLY 62.60 AND @4 PER YARD. LADIES’ WINTER HOSE. ‘The heavy-weights, fleece-lined and Cashmere Hose, areallin. More variety than shown any Preceding season. Prices about the same. We offer Unbleached, Black, and Colored Fleece- Mned Hose at 25, 37%, 42, and 50c. per pair, Extra large sizes in the same hose for stout ladies, 42 aud 50c. per pair. Ladies’ Fine All-wool Cashmere Hose, heavy quality for warmth, yet light in weight. Shades, Black, Gray, Navy, Seal, and Wine 50, 62%, 75, 87 4e., and 81 per pair. Children's Cashmere Hose, plain and ribbed, double heel and toe. Good values, (First floor; center.) LINENS. ‘This is the second week of the Linen Sale. We have distributed, and are yet distributing, some of the best values ever offered in first class Linens, There is style in Table Damasks, al- though many are not aware of it, Patterns go out and new ones come in exactly as with Dress Goods. These Linens being entirely new, em- brace the very latest designed patterns—not yet shown elsewhere—and are fully up to the style in elesance of weave, finish, and pattern effects. Notwithstanding this, the prices are what you pay for old patterns. ‘To-day we call attention to a line of Cardinal; Cardinal and white; and Cardinal and Black Turkey Red Damask Tea and Table Cloths; in the following sizes, which are warranted per- fectly fast colors, ‘Towels, at 1oc., or 1.50 in, but we mention only “Monkey” because i opeteamgn io grated Raineciuncsme oe never offered the equal of either, at their re- Buttons for 25c. a dozen; wortn 50c. One style of spective prices, the Medallion order has outside rim formed by a| — (Secvnd floor.) wreath, the center being rounded and of a dead shade, INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS. which shows to advantage the polished cluster of flowers which form the center piece. Too many to desoribe, but undoubted bargains at 26c. a dozen, (Continued below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL Bust Busct Dness Goops. We merchants ali keep Priestley's, Lupin's and Cour- tauld’s Celebrated Black Goods, Aaah Je Afford to sell atamaller profits than the credit Since we claim we can sell 15 per cent cheaper, is it ‘Rot worth your while to make comparisons and see ‘whether we do s0 or not? If we do it's a saving of dollars to you. uaa ma Silk Warp Henrietta, $1, $1.25, Thee nee, Blue and Jet Blacks, 50, 68, ‘We keep our stock of “Initial” Handkerchiefs complete all the year around. It is » mistaken idea that they belong only to the holiday season, ‘Two good vaiues are the following: Ladies’ Laundered All Linen Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefs, letters embroidered by ‘hand, 6 inch hem, only 25c. each. ‘Ladies’ Laundered All Linen Hemstitched In- itial handkerchief, letters worked by hand, ope inch hem, sheer quality. Only 3730. each; 62.1256 per half dozen. ‘Those make and anniversary gitt ROBES FOR THE RACES, ery, presentable birthday and ‘English Shawls in a variety of light and dark COURTAULD'S Crepes—4-4 and 6-4, at $1, $1.35, fects. 81.50, $1.76, 82, €2.50, #3, 83.50, 84°95, and 80.2 | Fourth Moor.) ‘NUNS Velling, with Border, 71 BLANKETS. aa (Seu $1. $1.25, $1.50, S@PRIESTLY'S Armure, Melrose, Ravenna, Cashe- mire de Inde, Crape Cloth, Mourning Cloth, Drap a price aavantage. You also reap the benefitin buying your blankets here, as the ower we buy Alma, Camel's Hair and Serges. ‘A column advertise- tue lower we sell. ment could be written with above sentence as ‘the sub- (Fourth floor.) on WARRANTED BLACK SILKS, BUTTONS. NO RISK TO YOU, BECAUSE WE iGURRANTEE Almost s , ALL THE BLACK SILKS BOUGHT OF US NOT TO SPLIT OR WEAR SHINY, 7" On demand, written guarantee will be given binding us to indemuify you if the wear is unsatis- atuonmiebeuee ee spat 0. ibs 75 01 61.10.0126, 01.5, 1.00 Be oak mgm oy soaps ‘Only 246. SATIN BHADAME, 890., 61, 91,29, 61.27, 1.35, eee ee eee Cone tit gore as Seon all | perl AILLE, FRANCAISE, eT Buttons of all kinds, eclers, an ehepen, 1,50, #1-68 and 41.40, 2.10, 61.25, 01.35.) Girat foot.) IRAE, 60c., 75¢., 98c., $1.19 and 81.25, STAMPING. ROYAL ABMUBE SATIN aoe oan ge We have recetved an entirely new line of de- ‘These three celebrated makes only $1.25 a yard. igus for stamping Table-covers, tnd therefore an give bates vale than enewhere Pree og Seale gil gre ape cord,#e Don’t buy the old when you can buy —— the new. : ‘Wedo lyana THE iS... _ ROYAL A. LISHED, Propetetor, 0020 (Cor, 18th and Penn.ove, WANTED—HELP. WEEP SES ROMS TN NTED—A AMERI WHITE Weer Saree, "Ss Wied ae eas Wakitat Dae oa OS TAKE ‘Room. WWANTED_FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED them ING AGENCY, 612 9th st. rooms: have many calls for them, for rent should see us at once, Wattenatin eaunieb, ose ‘Riireas Nhe he Star otis, location ; WASTED. WoMEN ‘COOKS, $10 TO 840; CHAM jurses and Laundresce Drivecs or Farm Hentse = rai BAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 Feet nw. ocl3-5t ‘WAxTED. dor, WHO CAN READ AND WRITE ‘and take care of horse. Call at 915 43 st. aw. 1° 'ANTED—A YOUTH 15 TO 18 YEARS OLD, living in, northwest ‘scotiou, who has some ‘Shoe. ions “NERO,” Star office eos DORERS call quick, road: wares. DION'S AGENOW O13 7th ak aw before 8 of lock, or at Oth at depot, 8 otlock to-nighi: ieave 11 Pome T WANIED_A WHITE BOY ABOUT FIFTEEN more “app between Sand Oa m. 115 Sst ot Must live fa tot neighborhood, oc. 2e™ ANTED-TEACHER FOR MUNSON'S SYSTEM Waticrrenhy dante Staae Sae NSF ANTED—A MAN NOT UNDER 30 YEARS OF age to act as clerk; must be familiar with book- recommended Keeping and come state salary pected. ‘days ‘lock. exp Address for M00, city ‘ANT! OLDER WASIED-AT Gly SORE, (3 FILE-HOLDER iactory, ave. n. w., two oF three bright, intelligent ‘Fears old, wise me nteiligent boys, 16 have 0m “WANTED-RELIABLE WHITE BOY OR GIRi, who would like to learn to dawasd pat we bea a ‘would like te ease toa % of Fine Arta, 804 E et hs esd AED WHITE AND COLORED BELP. COOKS, Kinds of sitchen nelp. seadquatiors Hor Guehs and Waiters, J. 8. BURGESS & GO. 025 F at ocod-O8" WARTED—4 Guoci LERK—ONE ¥ HO UN: ‘derstands cutting meat, Address M. F.G., office. coca ether work. 1727 R WANTED. CHEAP—A NO. 2 CALIGRAPH (© WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—TO PURCHASE A MEOOND-HAND bookcase and secretary bot te seco 810 adddross WW. BL, T700 Now Jerwey aye. ANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS Work to take home gor togo out. No nw. focd2-2t" Vuloid key-board) with or without drop-cabinet. Send number of machine ‘with of work mate Jowest cash prices. EDWIN). FARAE ‘oces Se 207 St. Paul st, Baltimore. 7 ARTED — 9500 — gues will bs asi at road, 8 ‘ANTED-HOKSES TO KEEP; BOX S1 ALLS: ,Permopal attention tocare of horses. Order box s Stable, 311 Gth st nw. Farm on sth st. from city. O. LP. CLARK, Sligo, Md fecly satinfactory.. Addmves AGENT, Star office W3ASTED-ELECTRIC STEAM LAUNDRY, 1007 class WASTED_WELLs DUG, BORED, AND DRIVEN: WV fal Made welt tan: WM. B. Mo at Es ‘oF iladenstia'¢. Md. ANTED-EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM Smoky Chimneys to - yg 6 ee ornopay. W. BE. DANTE, 1413 ood Lim A) PREPS wind-milla tanks of ait ‘eel ore gure them or no pay ured, Latrobes made te eat oF n thee E st. now. CHAS T. NUIZE, Proprietor: first- ‘work. ‘of Your patronage solicited. Warps SHSFORETTORE. FEATHER jousshold Ett Beds, Carpets, Stoves, or extre WASTEDHAVING MORE BUSINESS THAN T ater will divide enerretic as- sistant. Address A: AA. Star office. ate WANTED — A GIRL ABOUT FIFTEEN YEARS ‘oid, either white or colored, to assist in pursing ‘children. | Call after ‘with refer- ences, L117 _ OCR Bt WAXTED—A GS00D COOK, REFERENCLS RE- a ee a WANTED-MELIABLE, EDUCATED GENTLE. ‘man. for permavent and somewhat responsible Position; need not be experienced, but must have good record, Apply Superinteudent's Office, Room 4 and 5, 430 7th ot. nw. av” Watts pean an SaaS EE 0 do. usework in family of three. References required. Apply at Pennsylvania ave. parky ANTED—TWO EXPERIENCED YOUNG SALI WwW TENC! 8. “GLASS COOK, MAN, preferred. MIDDLETON HOUSE, Tpoette TER MARKE: WASTEDIYOUNG LADY AS CASHIER IN RE- i dry goods house. must be well Feccmumended; state salary wanted. Address RETALL cheikh ar ofce: Bs ‘A COMPETENT COOK, WHITE preferred. Apply on Tuesday at GEN. VANTED_A GOOD BARITONE VOICE FOR Episcopal Church choir. Address Box 159, Star office. oe: W ANTED-ONLY FIRST-CLASS COOKS, Mar aiters, Lai . dom at Cachan nay ize ai aie yomen always wanted. F. M. BUANHAM, 650-632 Fst. nw. c20-6r" ANTED—A GOOD CLERK IN THE PENSION latin business, Address, in, own, handwriting, ‘wages expected, 2. E ivStar ofl este ANTED-WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH, and iron in email family: German prelerted. ‘Ap: ply at 202356 M st. n.w. oc20-3¢" ‘ANTED—A FIRST-OLASS BARTENDER OF Weitatt ata Sapene S Serre Medes Peers nS W352 IMMEDIATELY =, EXPERIENCED hands: steady employment: also appren- tices at. ‘apply at ir a stat it t 1446 Q st. nw, Wart cree Seeger and colored, for ‘all kinds Of doiesticlabor: tor in net and states, with references, 717 M st. nw. se20-4w* “0 _H. BAUM, 210 7m taw WANTED SIF KROWN, THAT LADIES. caN Dresses and Wraps made nove, = Waktepoy OUR BUTTERINE a: ter funded; stalls ill. made at 2.5 "Penna ave, Capi si! wos tot ound : don't butter, Wt kNowN— © se That WW. Mottete, 1213 F et wate 024-3 ry state and Territory. W ANTED STUDENTS IN PHONOGRAPHY. Book-kecping, Business, or Artistic Writing. Full course $5. 217 Del, ave. ne... oF ‘Capitol cand stand. Pupils’ dancing parties Thursday evenings supplied wine, ANTED—ALL KINDS WELL WORK DONE AT Feasouable rates. Tanks, ‘and Wind Milis J. MOFFAT IE, 414 4p st. s.w.. Wasb- avent for the Kirkwood Iron Wind ko- eulars apply_as above, or to the Pro- oF Pi cress Eng. und Mach. Works, Summerfield, Md. aud-3ua WAxTED-ELECTRICITY IN NERVOUS, MEN. Diseane, bles, removed. L. 8. NICHOLSON, 604 V ExSKEy'S Lean omea 20 tal and Spinal », Ovarian and Uterine trou- He, Sciatica, Chorea, strictures. etc.” Hairs Electricity applied through clothing. Da, 2th st. n.w.,cor. F. Jy 17-4u* ANTED — GOOD SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, Sune revolvers, old qold and silver, for which best. Prices’ will be paid. “Cali or address 2 eve., corner 2dst. a - ~* “tay26-1y STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND Renovating Works; Feathers Renovated, Mat- | fretees, Mage Over, Furniture Steatued, and Moths De- V stroyed. F. H. YOUNGS, Office 1402 cor. 5th, and Iivered in 3¢ lb, “Ward” prints, 40 tage Cheese and Buttermilk. Sweet Factor, ‘K sta we." Telephone 610-2 oF 1008 apli-8m yANTEDIT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER Butter is churned every moruing and de- Ib. Also Cot 9°. ber quart. iy OR RENT—THREE Ok FOUR FURNISHED OR unfurnished rooms for gentlemen or for. light jOusekecping in northwest. convenient to. depart ments and car lines, Address Mrs. H., Star office, ti ‘Room-Henters, Heal Estate, Insurance, &., 1321 F st Ocz2-Bt oc22-3t* EH UARTERS” FOR rooms, Call for new weekly bulletin. giving loce- jon, price, &e. No charge. K.P. HUTCHINS & CO., 'ANTED — WOMEN COOKS, 810 TO #40: La ey eg men, Porters, Drivers, ONY, Baa white ‘and colored help. NATION. EMPLOY McNT AND KOOM-RENTING BUREAU, 1008 Pst. nw. o18-iw* WANTED--SITUATIONS. {OR RENT—1206 K ST. NW. NICELY FUi- nisbed parlor and bedroom, first floor: other rooms en suits or single, with lange closets; meals furniaived. ‘also stable in rear aud carriage room. Fe RENT—FIVE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED autly located; convenient to cars and herdics. =o Roums: will rent en suite or single; bouse pieas— rivets a references Address 1110 16th stn, ANTED_BY A COLORED 6) ATION Wis tchumbermaid ina private amily: Foss ol at 1522 List uw. ae 1919 Vermont ave. n.w. o25-2* are ene ENT WHL’ si bce iodo aousework and plats seing a as make herself generally useft Address INDUs- TRIOUS Staro@ic, ____ ona ANTED—GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FORK COOKS. Laundress, House Giris, Maids, Nurses, seau- stress, Butiers, Wat and Kitchen help. ‘Allhave city reference. 613 7th at mw. oczs-3i UARTERS — POSITIONS ‘Waitress, Laundress, and ‘Cooks, Coschiuen, Nurves, Seamstress, Men Wat Butlers. SAM'L A, COUMBS, 020 Fet uw. oc2s-5t" A WHITE GIKL A PLACE AS Warerath a wrinan oct adh Piney eam Teter ence. Address M. M. E., Star office. oc2g-2" ANTED-AT HEADQ Witt Cooks chatubern WANTEDSA SITUATION cons! clerk or assistant bookk« id ‘than 'ANTED—BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN A situation as competent hurse: would take care of baby oF a ES RELIABLE WOMAN OF EXPERI- ence desires a situation as housekeeper. either in a family, hotel or public institution; best of refer- changed. Address Box 147. tar office, 23-3t Indy; bout city references furuished. 117 New York oez3-: ences WANTED BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN—A sIT- uation as driver for ® private family or store, Kood reference will be given. Cailat S13 1's 2.) ‘ANTED — PO=ITION AS DRUGGIST — FOUR Wace experiouce; reference A 1, Address DRUG. GIST, Star ot oc23-3t? Ey Se ES owing fa pri ‘or weck. Address A. M. ‘Star office. _ it \WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Oman, washing to take home oF to go out by the x Teterences if required. Gall st 1025 20d stam S Ww \TED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN Ujection 4a leaving the ef. can furutch good fe ° chy; can Bronces, Address ERPERIERGE, Star othos. aie Ww ANTED—A SENIOR STUDENT IN PHARMACY desires position; good references. Address STUDENT, Star office. ‘oc? 2-3 to learn the horse: quired. “Address D. F.. B WW ASTED-PAWISIAN PERSON DEStRES sIT- Waiticn es dreseueker in private feuiit er tan care of ; best references, Inquire at 1000 K staLw, ecz-Bt* W!STEDEMPLOTMENT, FOR FIRST-CLASS cooks, ety inaidy butlers, nurses, waiiers, seamstresses, dish} scullions.in fami rs Toons and hotel. "BUMNHAAS, GJ0-032 F ream YOUNG MAN, relerence if re: Te. oct Wanna ALADY SITUATION To TAKE ‘charge of house, ange of house, care of w chiki, companion oF Songs Bet referee ‘Adiireas Mire: Bi. 9 Star ofice NIED—CALL AT NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT ana Hoe ‘Koom-Kenting Bureau, 1 "Alao, first-class ‘wer vans ff gallearly and secure 1593 P street uw. ocl7-1m ‘will find it to their advan permanent homes, WANTED-—BOARD. ELLING-HOUBE IN PLEASANT WAST? Breroone: modern uuprovemcuta. Price, about 63,500. Address JAPAN, Star office. No 5 a NORTHWEST SECTION, WaTern Breas sbout § om = Oe a WaAnitb 20" A Cong aie ‘MEDIUM. oe ee a tess for cash. 3. BWI Wis Fe faL BUSINESS 13 ANTEG_WHICE OUR RENAL BUSINES Seatac bacon by georsooe nto our bulreua in ioe =e Hi to Agricult and Engraviue. Junge windows, lange c ‘evod board. Fe ‘REN hs fect; family private. Address K?G., Star office.o furnished or unfurnished, third floor. gusred. of War and FOE BENT FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD Matow. Rished; would furnish it desired. JOR RENT — ROR RENT— FURNISHED —" Koome two or three communicating Parors on frst th ‘Terms reasonable. Good Tubie Board wext d. @ — ry of ROH RENT_—THREE FUR! JOR Bi raral 5 Cat.aw. oc2z. JOR RENT—1014 12TH BT. N.W., LARGE, WELL- heated, handsomely furnizhed room, Laving two and bath adjoin: SECOND FLOOR SUITE OF TWO rooms; sunny southern exposure. heated by fur- ace and open fires; ie location : table NW. THREE OR FOUR JOR KENI—110 E EE 01 floor: also, two unfurnished Kooms on second +; Peferewce re 30! T—FURNISHED KOOMS WITH BOARD, delightful location: south frout; vy te: table in private fami OR RENT—AT 1711 DE SALES handsome suite of rooms, seound fk VERAL FINELY-} st LW. opposite the Br: COMMUNI on samme floor, Tooms; 1812 cating ‘on second floor, bat rant Place n.w. cs a ‘NT—PLEASANT FURNI-HED KOOMS~ for ‘ntlemen, second and third furs; $10 an 12; location desirable Address "Si 3 eo ISHED, OR UNFUR- rooms Ob first floor, aud three op second floor; large, communicating, sumny rooms: cars avd laerdics pass the door. 48 H st. ne. o ROR RE: out board: table hy bricl -window house. 110 Sheen. Good bonding ascond door : also Parlor if demrec; hear family. ‘ecea-st* JOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SEC. ‘ond story; four unfurnished rooms, third ‘story. 190stuwe "eee gee 3 19TH ST. N_W. HANDSOMELY ished rooms, en suit ingle; with oF with- "fuand; table, Gourd & apocialy ; couvewient to otels and ail ear lines, s SS cct0-at? > —U NISHED—10 ADULTS TWO afal Room aud. Alcow, churd our. in new Sth st. mw. reter- ‘OR KENT— BRIGHT, SUNNY AND HANDSOME y iurninhed ikais, on second abd third floors; Jy furmiaied diovan, on second an aah Ses 1014 13th st {0K RENT—BEAUTIFUL BOOMS IN VERY DE- at 1900 Ket. nw. PRET 13TH 8ST. WN. sirable lveation northweai, with of without, board, ENT—1309 H STREET N. W., CHEERFUL, + Gjeab, pewiy-furnished rooms ia Dew house. fluor fropt alcove room, First-class tabie * floor, 215 Ast. sue ocz0-st" 7OK KENT—NICELY FUKMISHED ROOMS ON ‘secoud and third flgors, Wit tirst—class table board 1416 Not nw. ~ 0c20-1in HANDSOMELY floor. bxcellent furniaied Turnished suite of rooms on iabie Loard cau be obtained in the house," oc20-3t" FOR RENT HANDSOME FURNISHED PARLOR ‘other comuunicati chaubers and ug Tooum: with iirst-class table, 1442 Lat, opp. Mexican minister, at oo“, RENT- . W.: FOUR Dooes wast of Cou 1y,, ew! s ‘ished rooms, with first-class table board: house thested by furnace aid open fires; references exchanged. oe20-BU" JOR KENT— THREE NEWLY-FURNISHED Bisbed, eentienen board tt Scuares cust of City Hail: B. W.O., Star 0 120K RENT—FOUR ROOMS ABOVE THE s1O88 a ee eee aw moth, thon 8 Peomuie, Felon 1 cae re Set Rasese en eae RENT FURNISHED on fon REXT_FIVE BOOMS, 4 I Fim ‘hare Soupiea of eeveral en Reve GG ne of ter seat donirube street are bane the dour, refereares eachang Star en JOR RENT—BY NOV. 15, TWO UNFURNISHED trom Tooms, suitable for light bousek-eping . and cond Water, on samme floor. 111) oth st. nw. 25 JOK KENT—HANDSOMELA-FURNISHED ROOMS con suite) om 2d floor trout, fire! class table board location delightful. references required, 1103 1: <n. we, oe Room, Pius? oF oc Fok SATA MGELY FURNISHED SEOONR story back rout; two winds wich neat, Cay and atiendance, convenient to thie. line et i. STRERT—& JOR KENT—COK OTH ST. AN large, nicely Furniabed Room, wit PoE BENT 10 ONE OR TWO ’ two desirable rooms on second or thind @ Tom seas o JOR RENT — PLEABANT SOUTHERN now with Board, tor n only. 30 Per mouth: also hall room, third Moor, month 1620 15th st. nw JOR RENT — FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH without ima private b. termi te 5 Secommodat ou and fare home like ere also. Masmachunetis ave. 1. ont Bact FSR BEST 08 Koom, with hoard Wife oF two wentiomen. y also Table Board, refereic JOR RENT — NICELY FUKNISHED be corner Sth aud K KOOMS, ste. thw; iret claw :M0od Location, ‘ Pesta Kk KENT—DESIRABLE ROOMS ON SD FLOW, b private bath, furnished or Wufurnia Foon. on fourth flour, Bouse has ‘all next ‘convenient te mes ut cars. 10 1006 K BT. N.W.. 2) PLOOK > furnished. f Jor lady 18h ofhes care atid Depin @20 1N07 HOST. XW. BANDSOMELY {urnished rooms ou 24 and 3d flours, with vowrd LOR _KENT—1720 Wf ST NW furoinbed first and eocond #tory s one square west of War and Navy Dep JOR KENT QOK RENT—2020 G ST. N.W., LARGE NICEL furnished rooms, single OF eb #ilite, sec third floors; table board: no obje: : heres pase dour; Avetue cats Cou venient, referee JOR RENT — 1405 Ht ST. NW, FURNISHED none since oF en suite, <pen Abbe, private barb rooms, board ty FOR RENT—OFFIC OR RENT—A DESIRABLE OF FICK, 1307 F WT B.W., Ob iret floor. Steam heat. Best busines cut Teasousble. TLLER & RU Fat uw. T SUITABLE pbrposes, Fut block im city: Ing. BSE, RENTS pHAVE. Nc My building, G18 Fst, two very desirabi cating roome, 19416 feet, fewt floor. front (with telecraph messenger call in plac tious | wae, will be reuited at ndu fepant D.C. LAWKENCE pd Wich, with beat end ment rate” to permanent FOR RE T—STORES. JOR KENT—BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, & °. and P ste. nw. welling hae 10 roses ud store in larg, WLC. DUVALL ® FOR RENT—HALLS. ‘Ok KENT—FUKNISHED HALL, 023 F stn te juages, clubs, and ermociatiine on, dave evenings to suit. Apply at W. 0. S homk Estate Uttice, under above ball, 8080-den BUSINESS CHANCES. DVERTISER, AUTHOL mercial V ork a fndorsed by Us. Tutely” without com With @2.U00 to publish Lew edition. €20,000 p Can be realized in four mouths ‘ie hot an wi Vinionary scheme, “Uut well-toxtrd,” extablinbed Addres EXPORT TRADE, Starcitice, oro G55 B24. BEX 50 SHARES CoLUMHTA De) Fire Insurance Stock. No better insoat= went cau be made FRANK H. PELOUZE ozdat JOR SALE—A LIVERY STADI Jocated < doing & good business ar with firet-clam app-antmnen.ts Apply to DAVID b. sik 1313 Fie ENTEAU ood ream b. BOG F wt JOR SALE—A CIGAR STORE—LN A GOOD NEL ofl 7 borived. dotue 8 profitable busiems, DAVID D. » LONE, 806 F at. JOR sALE—THE FINE AND COMPLETE s1 Fixtures and Good Will of old-established wi house 1m the uorth west, doing @ busiuess of & year, Address box 148, Star utticn. JR SALE—A COKNEK STORE, WELL STUCh ED. with groceries, meets, wines aid Ih willow ware, quecn's ware, dry” go. boots, hardware. & any time ou Sunday. Southeast corner 25d to A five b Malle T for building lots oF far A MITCHELL, O34 F UT OF A LARGE” RENT houses, furnished end unfure ose vacant The demand this ta: Batinty Ur muiMeroUs customers wl: bie Tiberal rents, we could mal wo at sous having houses for rent to place (eit. iw our l MM. PAKKEK, 1418 Fst ok NVESTMENTS — OMAHA FIRST MOKTe Bonds, pay 6p are gunrauiend Company fiterest pal paid bs cal National Bauk New Yoru, constantly’ « siete MM PARKER Washington ocl3-tnek OF FEN el, we by very «reat LOST AND FOUND. OST—ON SUN X, THE 2187 ‘nll breasts Tis nder wil ve se QTOLEN-THE MAN WHO TOOK THE Ove SRocatTrom ‘within the ter of the Supreme Cou thet vasa will Sia te ‘OST —ON ai the doorkeeper . 22D, ON LOUISIANA ANE, bet. 6th and 7th sts, 0 lance seal ring. ‘The § ill receive a liberal reward by returning BKASHEAK, 630 Louisiana ave. O51 SUNDAY MORNING, between O AND } sts. and Ny. ave, jet made of anual) Garrels, 18k, strung On gutta-percha cord, reward if returned to 1418 11th st. n.w OnT—ON SUNDAY MOKNING—IN 8T JOH W'S church, a pair of pectacies in old came. em ward given if ret to 902 Massachusetts ave i. nets . STLAYED-SUNDAY NIGHT, PROM ADAWS Mills, oct Bind tect; never been shod, Lut K Creek, small youu Bay Mare. wt im ‘ether balter and vce strap. Reward for return or iniormation STOLEN FROM IN FRONT OF 1 between Gand 7 velock BBS.0 wool m. Frisey, che, with hain Oeped ih Fuowrsox ys value, 800. _ ooned ANSWeks TO Tovins, op second floor, im borthwest. to gentle ‘OSI—A YOUNG PAKTHIDG! wwate tamily. Merdics pass the door. Address the name of “Bobbie.” Keturn to 1708 1 st. wed eae ie oe ees | Li ots return 0 1705 Up FOE, RENE BEAUTIFUL Boo SINGLE OR rooun; Feferences OL ou ow. waite, in private faintly . ural large double oe Seith snd cant trout; open fre, laces every TOK, RENT—TWO NICELY-FURNISHED 00 with southern 1) couveuhioe; herdice peas the door. a8) L yap Rue gees, HANDSOMELY 0c20- ‘0k RENT—TWO NICEL (ED nee eee house Appiy 1017 isthe ae rx ieee Saas “cod light; private AkGk 1G ri i Le “LAST THUESDAY, iberal reward if returne: to 56, Hendail Law Bullding” ay sud D'vts nov Leics to ieturn to 601 4th st. and get reward. SPECIAL OFFERING—TO EMPLOYES IN STA fi ga Gio, $16, Ds. Biue Gott, #3 EY-AT-LaW. bars oon Wo McELFKESH, AUTH oh Saiiee © wine aeces Poe