Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1890, Page 4

_——— THE EVENING STAR, ~ WASHINGTO? -Angust 16, 1290. —=— : CROSBY S. NOYES. ——— THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, and Advertising Medium is worth more than all the ether papers published in ho monomaeare 3AURE'S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. Mr. Baker of New York took ‘the House out yesterday and had fun with it. He attempted to call the wanderers back to the fold and shut off the supply of campaign spouting, but the Speaker would not permit, even when one of the leading spouters is Roger Q. Milla, Roger Q Mills is paired with Major William MeKin- ley. A pair counts for a good deal witha strong hand to back it. And the Speaker's band is not weak. Mr. Baker knows that now. He knew it before, but untried knowledge does not = alwi serve. The Speaker knows beans when the bag is open. He knows, also, that an educational campaign is handy to have in the political family. Everybody in Congress seemed to know the same thing yesterday except Mr. Baker of New York. The Speaker picked Mr. Baker up and lifted him over nearer the educa- tional center. And he put down hard. Whether the Speaker had any right to do so does not enter. He did so, and after awhile possibly he may examine into the righteousness ef bis deed. It is a kind of a parliamentary lynch law, mayhaps, but it goes in this Con- gress, It went for Mr. Baker. He will not soon get over it. He does not return to the next Congress, and just now very likely he is gled of it. As before stated, Mr. Baker is a re- publican. So is the Speaker. There are re- publicans and republicans. There are Speak- ersand Speakers. But there is only one Tom Reed. —— President Welling is right. Washington is the place for the Baptist University, baving advantages of & high order that neither New York nor Chicago enjoys. But a New York dispatch says that the institution will be located at Chicago. If there has been # decision in the matter looking to its location elsewhere it would be well for the interests of the great de- nomination itself, as well as of the public at large, to reconsider it and settle down on the best place for national universities, the capital of the United States. $$ ——_____ In that Ohio district (republican) represented by Congressman Smyser there have grown up since the war a large number of men who were too young to have a war record, but who are Bot now too young to have a yearning desire to serve their country in some other capacity, atso much per serve. These men have on various cceasions been thwgrted in their desire to sacrifice themselves on their country’s altar by the old soldier element, which was still actively engaged in that business itself, and the result has been that the civilian patriots organized a “combine,” so to speak. against the ex-military patriots, hoping thereby to corner the government emolument and per- quisite market. But the scheme has not worked very successfully. It was a little too early im the morning and the civilians, in reach- jag for the veterans. forgot to take into the count the Sons of Veterans. the Grandsone of Veterans, the Stepsons of Veterans and the various other organizations for the perpetua- tion of the fruits of Victory in War, and such a patriotic hullabaloo was raised out in the neighborhood of Akron, Wooster, Medina, Wadsworth et al. that the civilians party broke for the tall timber, and left post offices, emolu- ments, perquisites and everything else in the lands of the enemy, and they are still in the woods waiting until some settlement is reached by which they may return, without getting themselves hanged for treason, stratagem or spoils, though it must be confessed they got no spoils, albeit they cared for nothin; save that. As the blood of the gartyrs is the seed of the church, so is the blood of these suffering | patriots the seed of = new creed in politics, which is bound to obtain as time moves up and | the affairs of stute begin to find themselves in the hands of men who have come to manhood since the stirring years of '61- —— + The all-knowing paragrapher is assuming in numerous democratic papers that there will be ne reapportionment before November because on the basis of 64.000,000 for the United States and 181,000 for a Congress district New York would lose one member, the consequence of which would be that the entire delegation would be chosen on one ticket and would be almost certainly captured by the democrats. —— a The Post Office authorities will have the ques- tion to decide mm # postmaster’s case, whether a man can at one and the same time be a good republican, a good postmaster gambler. The P.M. at Paducah, trying to ) work that combination. —— The Freach would better tike the friendly bint of Minister Reid and improve the quality of their wines imported into the United States fore excluding any more American pork on charge, unsustained by facts, that it is un- healthy. The items below sre bargains which are going to liven ‘up our dry goods floor next week oras long as they hold out—we don't think it will bea week, though, Youcan take our word for it that every item here is @ not-often-found bargain— so we'd read every line and makes Bote on't if we werein yourplace. For Gc. # yd.—the balance of our entire stock of Mouselines, 22 inches wide, light and dark shades—a good assortment for you to choose from if you call soon. For 7c. a yd.— the balance of our 10c.,12%c. and 15¢. Ging- hams, 12%c. and 1534c. Satteens—36-inch Ba- tistes, which were 20¢.—3t-inch Challis, which were 12c.—Wool Challis, which were 18¢.—White Plaid Lawns, which were 10c,—all 7igc. a yd. For 19. yard—All 25c. Scotch Ginghams, An elegant Towel bergain—250 doz. extra size Bleached Damask Towels, colored borders, plain or knotted fringe, 25e. each—$2.90 8 doz, These Towels we know cannot be duplicated for less than 35e. each—good value at that We wives Towel Rack with every dozen towels. Reductions in 18-inch Russian Crashes, ali linen—15c. quality, 1ligc. 8 yd —12i¢c quality, 1034c. » yd.—12ie, All-linen Barnsley Crash for 9c.* yd. The above are bargains which we know you will appre- ciate even better When you see the goods, POPULAR SHOPPING PLACR, aulé 7TH STREET. Tar Sreout Rererence. It would bes surprise to many to note the number of bottles of Queen Aune Cologne that we sellevery day; but the fact 1s this favorite and delightful toilet requisite bas taken such hold on our people that is is practically dis- placing all other brands of cologne. It is rich and rare in odor snd delicacy, appeals to the sense of refinement, compliments the taste of | the user aud gives pre-eminent satisfaction, 50c, and 61 bottles. E P. MERTZ, 1014 F at, Perfumer aud Druggist, at Washington. _ SENRaNRESenenaanenneestene sty We are open tonight, aa 2 wiual with us on Saturday evenings, Have You A Nezpr with memorandums of all sorts of stock, in- formation for you. ‘Tisu't a question of al to say, but what to say frst. There are two strong currents that keep trade in # constant | whirl. Que {s the incoming tide of Fall} stock—the other the outflowing flood of the | “ut once” needs. You want to kmow about both, We shall commence very soon to “set the fashion” of | autumn—but don’t let this season close until | you improve the opportunities our price cut- | tings have created. It's nearing the end of the warm season, and a very busy one. Lots of ————— The seceding straightout regular irregulars— if this isn’t the right name for the anti-Tillman faction of the Palmetto state the facts have been misunderstood. + Delaware has increased her population 14.50 per cent since 1880. And her increase is almost entirely home production, oo ‘The Speaker now turns his powerful will to the protection of the House from the resolu- tionist’s “sarkasm.” Gazar een O: Duy Goons AT LUTTRELL'S, COB. 20TH STREET AND PENNA AVE N.W. In order to reduce our immense stock we have de- termined to offer to our friends and the public gener- ally special inducements to September 1. 18¥0. 20 per cent discount on all Kinds of Dry Goods ex- cept Domentice ‘This season's line of Parasols snd Sun Umbrellas, choice styles, at prime cost One cane of good guality Cotton runing from 10 te 20 yards each, at Te wg Be best aud largest All-Linen Towel in the caty for M5il-woolen Cha!lies at prime cost. Good styles Challses at Se. per yard. Gughauus at Glee) worth 8: ‘ast lose tor Zoe. in Ladies’ and goods, Ex- . consisting of Armures, Tricetine t ps pet cent discount of for winter wear. ae Blankets, aon ther W uter Goods are ens, Napain ria sueus, all Must by cloved at “10 per cent discount aud many at cost, Gente’ snd Ladies’ Underwear at cost. Gents’ Gage Shirts large lot Geuta’ Socks, full regular Aaade, two pair for Gail before al are disposed of at ‘THOS. J. LUTTRELL'S, anl46t Cor. 20th st and Pa ave. nw. Dacaxs rhere was a time when I was xreatly troubled with dreams. The burdens of life seemed almost greater thaw I could bear, aud the troubles of the day pursued me through the qitiet hours of the night, visions of in- Stallment bills gave me Lorrid nixktmares and sleep made me tired. I read Grasty's advertisement, went | to see his stock, made my calculations, quit buying on credit and now life's & picasure.” Thus spoke man who thought he had been gesting s «reat accommoda- Yon im having some one ready to claim his cash almost, betorebecaruedit There are thousands of people fu Washington today who sre living as be baddone. Now I aly sak you to use Just a little COMMON SENSE ‘and compare my prices with any house in the city and Vilssye you something rigut slong. And here is the Fesson: I buy for cash, I sell for cash, I get sll I can for sdolisr, Idon't spend a dime chasing a cent, my expenses are not one-third of houses in other parts of tbe city, and I am witing to give you the benefits. Folding Beds, #10, sid elsewhere Matungs—all erengnd cents to 37%. 1,000 New Spring Roller Shades, 30c, 50 dogen of those Fine Initial Tumblers, 75c. avet. Big stock of China, Glass aud Tinware. Remember we are pledged to protect you ou everything you buy. No matter what we show you it’s at the right price. Don't say, “OB! it’s too far up town"—that's where youget the benefit. We sell gvods frou Georgetown to the Navy Yerd. No matter where you live we want your trade. BEWEMVER THE NAME AND PLACE M. C, GRASTY, 1510-1512 7th st. aw, FULNITURE, CHINA, GLASS, So, Clibar FUR CASH, short sizes—odds and ends, etc.—is the result. You can pick up many ® rare bargain if you'll | ouly take the time. You'll never realize how poor the prices are until you compare them with the heavy qualities, Hats—Derdys, Crush and Straw, Shoes. Shirta—Negligee and Dress, Handkerchiefs. Hosiery. Underwear. Boys! Long Pants, Shirt Waists, Flannel Waists, Men's Separate Panta, Scersucker Vests, Duck Pants, Serge Vests—targe sizes, Serge Coats—large sizes. ——— When yousre tu want of anything to wear— never pass Saks by. SAKS AND COMPANY, KAIMENT. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH aulé STREE bhhebhihh! bhbbbbbbhibl Tue McKoy Tisur But Increases the cost of all foreign goods, but our prices ‘ace just the same. sizes 5 to ip inches, only 12ige. Tose that have used them pronounce them better than | goods costing double the money. | ‘Meu’s full regular made Balbriggan Hose, ail sizes, 1234 canta, Special value in Damask Kootted Fringe Towels, deop open revere work, only 25 cents. Best Imported Zepuyr, dc. per lap. Best Imported Saxony, 1c. per lap. Best Iuported Germantown, 16c. per lap. Best imported Spanish, 18ec. per lap. A few dozen Men's Unisundered Shirts, Unen bosoms, to go at 25 conte. CARBART & LEIDY, ‘More of the Fast Black Derby Ribbed Hose, | PMOPERTY SOLD—GoT 10 MOV i Our Advertising Men g table ts piled bigh | ae for wale | gure (928 7th ot, ond 706 Ket. aw, PHILADELPHIA STORE. SHEE, F PIANO FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. cat ' Capitol ot. seule Lavontasr, Previous to our removal to buildings now by the DOUBLE COMBINATION Laser rr ‘se. all goods in our various departments to ered. CALL AT ONCE. WM. ©. VIBRBUCHZY, 1602 7th st.n.w., 24-3 ‘Next to Walker's Grocery. als | VALUABLE PRESENTS, As Abvertisemext TO INTEREST SOME PEOPLE SHOULD BE AN OFFER OF SOME- THING MORE THAN THEY EXPECT FOR A GIVEN PRICE. WE FIND WE CAN INVEST IN A NEW STOCK AT SUCH ADVANTAGE THAT IT WILL PAY US TO TAKE 95 PER CENT OF THE COST OF THIS SEASON'S SHOES IN CASH, RATHER THAN CARRY THEM OVER. THIS IS A SAMPLE OF THE PRICES NOW: Ladies’ $3 Tan Oxfords. $1.90. Ladies’ #3 Tan Oxfords, 81.90. Tau Oxfords, $1.90. 3 Tan Oxfords, $1.90. $s Tan Oxfords, $1.90. Ladies’ $3 Tau Oxfords, $1.90. $3.50 and $4 Tan Oxfords, 82.90. Bargains in Shoes for men, ladies, boys, girls and children. BBR AO RRR, GGG) AO aw x BB AA RG @ AA Il NNN BBR AA RRR OG BA T XRX Bap ed R GGG Aaa NNN B A A RR ‘God 2° ON RS Ss A OL ERE H AA E RA ER AAA OL i aA tun kee o This is a sale to turn shoes into cash; therefore, shoes sold at Bargain Prices cannot be exchanged, ABTHURB BURT & CO., auld 1211 F 8T. WW, TTT TTT H. Mc Kyews Dany Lerrzn. SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1890, in our sale of Children's Fall uying Black Hose you should —— We have ——Hosiery, In —— be vareful unless you, area good judge of quality. Take our quality—three ‘They are the uarantee every WM. H. McKNEW ‘Buccessor to R, H. Taylor, 983 Pennsylvanis ave and 926 Dst nw. pOPDSBADESAADESDADAADDAALEEAS Dax Giacns: Mohair Dress Goods, in all colors, nel auiting, 135 yards wide. iu ali colors, 50c, uther-proof Licking, Cuildren's Corset Wuista, ave Canton Fiavnel, Men's Outing shirts aren score 50 to 390, yuite Colinrs, 15 Gents’ Lau: Parasols le Jd: wide, tp all colors, 23¢. Boy Outing with lacers, 2. Boys’ Outi All-wool Rt leached T feadt Spool Cotion, 42340. doz. 1. B. TOWNER & SON, 1316 7that nw. THE GOODS cash only; stock ats, Clothing, Gents’ Fur- pe Tewouable Gfler refused 14-1910 Foun. avenue J, Ww: aul6-3t' must be sold, goine at half py Sunstats of Boots, Shoes bs Fu Specrat Buasears . In order to make room for Fall and Winter Goo is, have marked down, way below cost, all Summer Dress Gods. 12ige. Outing Cloth for 8c. 5c. for Challies that were 8c. and 10c. 7c. tor Dress Givghams worth 10c. Bost Yard-wide Batistes for 8c. 8c, Lawns will now go for 5c, All other goods im proportion. Special Low Prices on COTTON UNDERWEAR. Odds and Ends to Close Out, if low prices will do it. Call and see. Now is the time for Barguius in Every Department. STRASBURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 404 and 406 7th st. nw. at Hosxpsoyr. N: Ov RINE CLOTH ACK ATTER: WW ATERD OOF WRAPS, The Mage Style d econ apes Ever Produced. “WASHINGTON,” the Pertect Sleeveless Gar- Gabe, MODJEBKA.” the Most Stylish Sling Sleeve ranent The “CHESTER.” Plain, Close Fitting and Nest; an Bt =chool Garment is Misses’ Sizes. CKINGION,” Guthered at Neck; very hand- “tise “FAIR.” Dressy. Close-fitting Garment, with Cont nleeve, for. sees and Children. ie Quality Water- Prices we Leis GOODY EAL Roppe feGOMEa S400 pel et, jy31-3m MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager. Casz Buzoama. BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLE FIGURED CHALLIES, 8,10. 12%. INDIA LINENS, auction barvains, 8, 10, 12360. YEEY BEST QU. pity FAUIT OF THE LOOM BLEACHE! Corre ‘wide, Bec. CHINA DILKS, teautitul new styles, 3734, 50c. IMMENSE ASSOK1 MENT OF VIGUKED LAWNS, 5, 8,10, 123¢c, FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS. VERY FINEST QUALITY LONSDALE CAMBRIG, yard wide, 10c. COLORED SURAH SILKS, 339c. SILK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES, excellent qual- ity, special cush bargain, ¥! ENKIETTA ENGLINH CASHMERES, wide doubl th, excellent quality, all colors, cash bargain, 2. "SLETING COTTON, unmense double width, ex. ceilent quality, 25e. LADIES’ CLOTH DKESS GOODS, yard anda half Wide, pure woul, only 50c. BEXMIETTA FRENCH CASHMERE SERGE veety ‘yard and wide, pure pearly yard and al cash bargain. 4 toc. a IMMENSE ASSORTMENT UF BLANKETS, LADIES’ BALBRIGGAN ENGLI-H STOCKINGS, ‘three pairs 10: heap at 2oe. apair. entire cane STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH 8T. A CASH FURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT oF a5 ENTITLES THE PURCHASER 10 ON‘ OF OUR EN18' SULTS SCOUKED AND PRESSED, © Coate, 50c. Pants, 250, Vests, 250. Altering and Repairing neatly done. Goods called for and delivered. B. A. REEVES, 814 K st. nw Unuer the Prederick. p7-om oo BWI ‘ARKH REME! oO Diseovered iuaantly calves Leg § Satvecams alg eee ‘00 S08, iy do soit uffer Sevi ig an infallible cure. co wiz gce HRISTIANA, Wires and ie Meret, Ger Tar Bust. TWE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO,, 407 Penn. ave., adjoining Netional Hotel, a RM 8 AND EMBALMER, a TAL ALS muy Ab a f Ere ‘oS oH AMA Sty A EER SALE uw migy gg Heke aaa bb HP Rid uu i res) U ONN NS pp URNS DD ES™ BMA, BRE BB fs ww NNN DoD fee Fwww EP A wow Eee aa Extraordinary Bargains for MONDAY, AUGUST 18, ‘On the Center Tables of our Underwear Department will be found special iot of Canbric and Muslin Un- derwear at almost half price, They will be divided into three lots, viz: 68¢., ¥8c, and $1.15. This may wive you an idea of their value: ss c ony ad 8 og . Sy "G0 F TABLE No. 1 CONTAINS MUSLIN GOWNS with six clustere of four-bunch tucks, front, neck and sleeves trimmed with embroid- ery; worth 98c. On Monday Sixty-Nine Cents. MUSLIN SKIRIS—Five tucks and four-inch em- broidered ruffle; worth @8c. On Monday Sixty-Nine Cents. MUSLIN DRAWERS with cluster of six tucks, five- inch rufie of embroidery; worth 98c. On Mouday Sixty-Nine Cents. CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS, V-shaped back and front, trimmed with Medicis Isce and ribbon; worth 98c. On Monday Sixty-Niue Cente, TABLE No. 2 CONTAINS Cambric Gowns, surplice neck, tucked yoke, trimmed with corded embroidery; worth $1.35. On Monday Ninety-Eight Cente. " eco : eg co Myf 88598 COCO T TABLE No. 2. CONTAINS Muslin Gowns, double rufle of fine embroidery around the neck, tucked aud embroidered yoke and sleeves, tucked back; worth @1.48. On Mouday Ninets-Eight Muslin Gowns, ycke of torchon lace, double back, fimished with herring-bone trimming; worth 1.68. On Monday Niuety-Eight Cents, ‘Cambric Chemise, plat Val. lace yoke back and front; worth #1.48. On Monday Ninety-Eight Cents, Cambric Drawers, three clusters of tucks and trim- med with Medi = worth @1.35. On Monday Ninety-Eight 2. 1 TL S65 tn Mt Sa hid be ho Dat ligt = TABLE yo. 3 CONTAINS Muslin Gowns, tucked yoke back and front, trimmed with fine embroidery and herring-bone trimming; worth $1.50. Ou Monday One Fifteen. ‘Muslin Gowns, six rows of fine inserting in yoke and trimmed with fine embroidery :worth $1.50. On Mon- day One Fifteen, Muslin Skirts, rufties of Medicis lace and inserting and 3 clusters of tucks, scraper rufies; worth $1.75. On Monday One Fifteen. Canibric Drawers, trimmed with two clusters of tucks and torchon Jace aud iusertings; worth $1.48 On Monday Que Fifteen. This sale is advertised for Monday only. for we feel confident that there will be few, if any, of them left after that time. We would also state that notwithstand- ing these low prices the quality aud workmanship have uot been slihted, but each and every garment is fully the best.” chance, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Srectaz, Satz or BLACK DRESS GOODs. Ht oq PPEEERRRR, OCC ERENN a5 3 bee Fe Era & Ste § ihe Ti%” & EER Sof Ken § BY Discount on all Black Dress Goods for Monday, Tues- day and Wednesduy. 81.00 Priestley's Silk Warp Henriettas for. $1.25 Pricstley's Silk Warp Henriettas for. 1.50 Priestley’s Silk Warp Henriettas for. 82.00 Priestley’s Silk Warp Henriettes for. T5c, Priestley’s Melrose Cloth for.. $1.00 Prieatley's Melrose Cloth for. 81.25 Priestley’s Melrose Cloth for ....... ‘Tbe, Priestley’s Armure Cloth for. $1.00 Priestiey’s Armure Cloth for,, 7c, Priestley’s Drap d’ Alma for... 852. Priestley’s Cachemire de Inde for... 8c. Priestley’s Cachemire de Inde for, ‘75e. Priestley's Ravenna Cloth for, O76 Mohair Brilliantine,40 in. wide for.46¢ G8c. Priestley’ Mohair Brilliantine,4U In. wide for. G2¢ 75, Priestley's Mohair Brilliantine, 45 in. wide, for... 87340 $1.00 Priestley’s Mohair Brilliautine, 45 in, wide, for. 1 Priestley’s Silk Warp Nun's Veiling for 900 $1.26 Priestley's Silk Warp Nuu’s Veiling for $1123 1.50 Priestley,s Silk Warp Nun's Veiling for..@1.35 82 Priestley's Silk Warp Nuu’s Veiling for. O8c, Priestley's Batiste, 45 inches wide, for 1.25 Priestley's Convent Cloth, 40 inches wide, for. 81.26 Priestley’s Clairette, 40 inches wide, for 81.1234 680. Serge, 40 inches wide, for.. 50c. Lupin's All-wool Cashmere, 40 inches wide, for... 75e. All-wool Henrietta, 40 mches wide, for, $1 All-wool Henrietta, 45 inches wide, for. : At their original prices these goods are far lower in price than they can be bought for elsewhere. The extra discount should create an extraordinary demand for them. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. _ (Continued below.) A Sprcut Lor Or BLACK SURAH SILES. 1 lot, 19 inches wide, at 1 lot, 19 inches wide, at. 1 lot, 20 inches wide, at.. 1 lot, 24 inches wide, at, lot, 27 inches wide, THOSE 9c. GINGHAMS We advertised so extensively are gone, but another lot, @ very email lot of them, bappeved to be in the market aud we bought, We know this will positively ‘be your last opportunity to get those beautiful Bide- band Ginghams forsuch price. Aa early eall will insure you getting a choice patrern. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Bors: Suet Wars 12 PER CENT Discount on al] Passementeries, Gimpe end Buttons AT THE PaLals ROYAL. 4. LISNER, Corner 12th st, and Pa, ave, aes Sloe ot Com every dag but Saturdar—9 p.m. We Ane Yer Ar Ir As itis drawing near the end of the season we are making s special of our ALL-WOOL AL- BaTROSS, 22 inches wide, Cream, Nile and Helictrope, at 260. ‘30-tuch STRIPE SERGE, Red and Blue, new 250 Reduced from 3734¢e. @0-tnch ALL-WOOL ALBA- TROSS, Ecra, with Red af White stripe, Blue and Red check, Light Blue ground, with ‘Red stripe and Red check, White ground, with Black and Red check, now ¥7}4c. Reduced from 500. 4#2-inch ALL-WOOL BENGAL- INE, 37¥c. Former price, 60c. One piece left of CREAM CAN- Vas CLOTH, price, 500. 38-inch ALL-WOOL FLAN- NEL, Plain Cream, with satin stripe, White ground, th Black, Light Biue, Black and Ecru stripe, at 50c, 38-INCH ALL-WOOL CASE- MEKE, ALBATROSS and BA- ‘TISTE, in Cream, Bine, Pink, Lavender, at 50c. 40-INCH ALL-WOOL Ba- TISTE, NUNS VEILING snd CHALLIE at 50c. 4-4 serine All wool, 250, Former 46 460=6° = = 46 » 4606% 4606* 6008 2.60 4-6 BROADCLOTH, 81.50 to $2. Ali wool. BARGAIN FEASTS IN LADIES SHIRT WalISTs. 16 dozen neat BLACK AND WHITE CHECK WAISTS at 33c. Cheap at 50c. 12 dozen LADIES’ BLACK BATINE WAISTS which have been eelling for 98c. now will be 77c. 25 dozen LADIES’ WHITE IN- DIA LAWN WAISTS, Our price has been 89c. We received alot of 27 doz, this morning which Will be sold for 66c, 10 doz, LADIES’ PERCALE WAISTS, in 25 different patterns, now Sic., former price 68c, ‘The above have drawing strings at waist and are sizes 32, 34, 36 and 38. 20 doz. LADIES’ LAUNDERED WAISTS, made of fivest French Percale, 36 Dust only, have been 98c., now B8c, BOYS’ OREAM FLANNEL BLOUSES, now 39c., were 50¢. BOYS' OUTING FLANNEL BLOUSES, now 2¥c., were 39c. MaIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLE! L NN 33g L a ORNS = 4 4 WANN BBR U U RRR Sao # 8 BeBU U RR : e me EE EM: Eco BME 1B uu BR KR GGG u ah ‘BB RRR oo B ° BE 4et* BBB OR KR OODT auld Desver Srate Lorteay. DENVER, COL. SIXTY MORE PRIZES THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY. CAPITAL PRIZE, 87,500. TICKETS 50 CENTS EACU. $26,879 PAID EACH MONTH. BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZES. Address B. F. RHODUS, dy8-e03m Denver, Col Ovex Aut Nicar, For the accommodation of our customers and public we will keep Gur store open all Sigua chatye ol Soe aa Pharmacists. WILLIAMs & CO., DRUGGISTS, PeNbiit SARONIC’ TEN PLE. Cor. Oebund ¥ y streets Dw. PALSCKIPTIONS. Onur prices for prescriptions have been reduced in roportion to other gouue, We use only the purest Aras and chewicals from the most reita ae we oa riully invites careful inepection of this department Hoock's Porous Plas ohinen Forces Plasters, Tie; Stor. Willisurs 3 Bensoure Capeine Piss Wiliiatus’ Kbeumatic Plaster, ri 8 9 *o » Fellow's pophosphites, : Wittens Com, Baap iy oposite i Hop Bitters, per Hostetter’s Bitters Hood's uli ed tinpureys bpecities, Ne Hanson ete ve, Ve. Tron Bitters, Dottie, Mel per bottie. oe 2 to Milk Feod... Pear's Soap, per oaks Fond's Extract, Piso’ i ee SERSEFSSSSASKVSELUETE SUS BURSESSSSE SESESSEGHES a t's Belt Al Yeseties Pure. ama size large sige. tine, Pare; the Ye Safe Pilla, p REDEES ISIS Ht SEGR AE LES EUOSESE ee ag7) Ss 8S ee ull-6r* esac bear am OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROR, COR 11TH AND FST& EW. Sarcapar, Avorsr 16, 1890. STORE CLOSES SATURDAY AT 1 P.M. OTHER EVENINGS AT 5 O'CLOCK. MORE BARGAINS IN LINENS.—We Are still continuing our special ‘sale of Linens and Housekeeping Goods. We have centered our best buying efforts in the selection of this stock. The goods are fresh and clean and the patteras are the latest produced. We are prepared to furnish hotels and other large buying institutions, being able to quote con- siderably lower prices on most lines than usually prevail. As specials for ‘Monday's sale we offer: Fine Quality Bleached Damask Patters Cloths: Eight-quarter. $2.50 each. Eight by ten. @3.50 cach. Eight by twelve. @4 cach. Ten by ten. $4.50 each. Bleached Damssk Fringed Cloths: 2by wigyards. S275 eaca, 2dy Byards, ASO cach Bieacbed Damask Fringed Sets, in Rew and attractive designs: Right-quarter. $3.50 cach. Eight by ten. @4 each. Bleached Momie Linen Luncheon Seta, With knotted fringe, two rows drawn work and fancy borders. Ouly @4 each. An extraordinary offering. 2,000 yards Russian Crash, 10c. ‘123ge. and 15c. per yard. German, Irish and French Linen Sheeting: Fight-quarter, $2, 1.50 and $1.25 per yard. Nine-quarter. 90e. and $1.15 peryard. Ten-quarter. 75c, 85c. 90c., #1, $1.40, €1.50 and $1.75 per yard. 95 inches wide, $1.10 per yard. 100 inches wide. $1.26, $1.50 sud 81.75 per yard. German, French snd Irish Pillow Linen: 40 inches wide. 45c. and SOc. per yard. 45 inches wide. 50c., 58c., 60c, 75c. and 85c. per yard. 50 inches wide. 58¢., 62i40., 75¢e., 85c., 90c. and $1.35 per yard. 54 inches wide 650. 68c., 75c., 8c, 81, 81.10, 81.1236 and @1.50 per yara. Geamiess Pillow Linen; 40 inches wide. 75c. per yard. 45 inchea wide, 87i¢c. and yard. MANUPACTURERS' “SHORT LENGTHS" of Irish Linen, in lengths from t06 yards. 0c, S5¢., 40c. and 5c. per yard. (Second floor.) MORE NEW FLANNELS.—We have Just received 30 pieces All-wool Wrapper Flannels, in designs snd colorings of ex- @coding Leauty, particularly suitable fur Wrappers, house gowns,dressiug sacques, . Which we ate offering ut only 37%e. per yard, (Second floor.) LADIES’ JERSEYS AT LOW PRICES, Hore are a few special reductions in La- ies’ First-class All-wool Black Jerseys. Ladies’ All-wool Black Braided Jer- eeys. Reduced to @2.50 each. Ladies’ All-wool Black Jerseys, bend- somely bound with Black Mobair braid. Reduced to $3 each. Ladies’ All-wool Black Jerseys, with fiat braid trimming. Reduced to $3 each. Ladies’ Ail-wool Black Cashmere Jer- seys, handsomely braided. Reduced to BA wach. @l per Ladies’ All-wool Black Jerseys, trimmed with Soutache braid. Reduced to $3 each. (Third floor, MORE LADIES* POPULAR PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS.—We have just received more of those very Popular Percale Shirt Waists for ladies’ wear, iv neat and attractive patterns, plaited back and front, roll collars and high shoulders, fast colors, Only 75c. exch. (Third floor) GREAT OFFERINGS IN HAM- BURGS.—Having several new lots of Nainsook, Cambric and Swiss Em- broideries we announce the continuation: of our special ale of embroiderive at Zee. per yard. Another special offering in Fine Swiss Embroidered Edgings, quantities lancer than ever before, assortment more ‘voriod and values remarkably good. 150 pieces comprising 40 styles, Ouly 16c. per yard, <Pirat floor.) NSWS IN LADIES’ WRAPPERS.— ‘We have Just received an clevant line of Ladies’ Uuion Lawn Wrappers, Jocse fronts, tight back, round collars, One line of Ladies’ Chambray House Dresses, extra quality, in Gray and Light Blue, have been reduced from 86 to 64 each, Also one line of Ladies’ All-linen Lawn ‘Wrappers, White, with Blue figures, and trimmed with embroidery to match, have been reduced to 85 exch. (Third foor.) NEWS TO MOTHERS.—We have just Teecived another excellent line of those Boys’ “Mascot” Shirt Waists, in at- ‘tractive patterns, which we are offering ‘at that low price of 25c. each. (Third floor.) DAILY UPHOLSTERY NOTES— Four special values in Real Lace Cur- tains, Here is « chance to secure Real Lace Curtains at the cost of imitation. ‘Si yards long. 3.25, $3.50, $6.75 and 87.50 per pair. Chins Silke for sash curtains, tran- soms, vestibule and mentie drapery. 76c.. BSc. and 81 per yard. Velour Art Squares, in new andrich Patterns and colorings: 25 by 2ineh 75. 26 by 27 inch, embroidered with mld tensil. $1.25. Felt for Racquet and Banjo Covers. 72 inches wide. $1 per yard. (Fourth Boor.) LOW-PRICED CORSET COVERS— ‘Here are three exceptionally fine velues: Ladies’ Muslin Corset Covers, piain, igh neck, felled seams, buttons and button holes, Only 12¢c. each. ‘eck, finished around ueck with an edge of Hamburg. Only 25¢. each. Ladies’ Fine Cambrie Corset Covers, plain square neck, perfect fitting. Sizes Bend 38 Only 38. each. Giecond floor, annex.) DBUGGIST SUNDRIES.—Rewember weare the sole egente for Low's Wid Rose Beep. S5c. per box of one dozen cakes. (First for.) WOODWARD & LOTEROB, ols Cor, 12th and Few. nw, STATIONERY DEPARTMEXT Where have you been buying your Stationery? Tf you bave been in the habit of buying it in the old way by the quire, we cau surprise you by the amount and ate aM COMMONWEALTH LINEN, S$ Sc fomMercial ot octavo ine ue — aise ENyeey ines 2 Me BEACON HILL LINEN. su Swe mate better paper made A Pure Lit He Bick ae i ae " ro Binh este perpouna c) De , FOU want Paper put up in bores of convenient MURRAY HILL LINEN. ‘Box coptatning — 24 Sheets of Paper, 25 Envelopes, Bea 48 Sheets of Paper, 50 Envelopes, 25e. YO Sdoete of Paper. 100 Eevelopes, 400, 200,000 ENVELOPES. This is a large number of Euvelopes of one kind for “retail house to buy, but we lied to take them toeet ‘them at the right price. CREAM, SMOOTH, SQUARE COMMERCIAL. ‘We sell them st FIVE CENTS A Pack. BOSTON VARIETY STORE, SMITH & WAKDWELL, sul6tolds 06, 707, 700 Market Space R EmMNantTs,. IN ADDITION TO THE ALREADY LOW PRICES THAT WE ARE SELLING REMNANTS WE BAVE DECIDED FOR THIS WEEK TO ALLOW AN EXTRA DISCOUNT OF 25 PER CENT ON TRE DULLAR ON ALL KINDS OF REMNANTS. BLACK GOODS, WHITE GOODS, WOOL, BILE AND COTTON REMNANTS. IN FACT ALL KINDS OF REMNANTS: AT SACRIFICING PRICES. \. M. SHUSTER & SONS, aué PENN. AVP. SOW. Cuisu On Creprr. We will sell you a Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIOUR FINISHED BED KOOM SUITE, 3 pieces, for 617 cash or $18 on credit. We will sell you # 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, Upboleiered 1b the Lest Lair ciwth for €20 cash oF $30 on credit, We will sell you a T-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upboistered ip plush, combibetion colors, for 628 cash or 630 on credit. ‘We will sell yous good WIRE: WOVEN BED SPRING ‘We will sell you a good quality for 6uc. per yard cash or Ue. per yard We will sell you a good INGKAIN CARPET fur 35e. Ser yard cash ur dc. per yard on credit, We Sew and Lay all CALPETS Frecof Cost and do ‘bot cLarge for the waste in mateling We will sel all CARPETS, Mal TINGS AND OLL- CLOTHS on Credit at an sdvauce ul & ceute per yard 0b the lowest cash price. EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken Cv ali credit sales, and uo uoves required. CAD LIDUULN 4s alwwer oa wil mevwubts settled 1m Suse a. GROoGaX ‘Tovend 741 Th stow, Tae “Ler Cuaxee Cc z. ‘The venerable and proverbial “chestnut” ie not more famaliar (han the tradesman’s resonant cry of “inst ebance.” It doesn't rhyme with “job,” “laughter” or “‘ewoeping,” but "tis sung in the same meter, and to ost prople ie quite as wearisome as the sherye aud fats of “Aunie Koouey.” Then why use it? Because it tells the story as nothing else will do, There are no two words iu the English language quite so strong at ‘this time, Next week fall trade will begin. The wheels will turn slowly at first, of course, bat they'll turn Justenough to let in early arrivals of mow fall xoods, and they've gut to Lave room, Be, “iast chance" will have to be sung as a finale for summer low prices ; if pecessary we'll repeat the chorus, For is week 15 BABY CARRIAGES. 7 REFRIGERATORS. 5 WATER CoOLERS, These will be sold at cust. | we'll offer: Canopies Sereeus. ‘Summer Cartains, ‘These wili be sid LESS Osan cost. For this week we'll give 20 per cent discount oa al Parlor, Chamber sud Miscellaneous Furniture, After this week regular prices. English Ali-wool Art Squares B yards by 24. 84. 3 yards by 2%. 04.75. Lfamaret dg 7m 3 yards by $55, 87-45, All-wool Ingrain Art Squares: 3 panda by 24. 84.23 3 yards by 434, $9.50. ‘Smyrna Rugs: 6 feet by 9, 13.75. 4 feet by 7, @6.10. 3 feet by 6, 6.90. he feat by Gig, 8.35. 33 per cent off op Mattines A.one-week price of 75 ceute s yard for 10 patterss of Body Brusseie 4ULIUS LaxSBURGR aul? 13TH AND F STs. We close at 6 p.m., Saturdays excepted,