Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO {nesnY & Noes... Kanon, THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Lecal Cirewlation of any Newspaper in the Werid, and a» am Advertising Medium ts worth more than sil the ether papers published in Washington. Ses ‘The Tillmanites, as was expected, captured the democratic state convention in South Caro- Jina and nominated the ticket without opposi- thom. The leading ‘‘straightout” organ, the Charleston News and Courier, has given ite ad- hesion to ticket and platform. A singular fact in connection with the action of the convention is that only two out of eight of the state officers nominated are farmers, Mr. Tillman bimeelf, nominated for governor, and J. E. Tindall, the nominee for secretary of state. The othersare lawyers. The platform denounces the MeKin- Jey tariff bill, declaring that ite passage by Congress will encourage trusts, combines and monopolies; it denounces the Lodge force bill in most bitter terms and strongly condemns the action of Speaker Reed and his followers, demands the enactment of laws that will re- move the burdens of the people, relieve the existing agricultural depression and do full Jastice to the farmers and laborers. Further, the sbolition of national banks is de- manded and that all money issued by the government shall be legal tender in payment of all debts, both public and private; ‘Bhat Congress shall legislate to effectually pre- yent dealing in futures of all agricultural products; that provision shall be made for the ‘taxation of incomes of individuals and the sur- plus of corporations, The residue of the plat- form is devoted to state topics. The conven- tion would abolish the board of agriculture and devolve its duties, &c., on the Clemson Agricultural College, and it insists that the Jatter should be as liberally sustained as the lit- erary departments of the State University. A ‘very significant demand is that for a new con- stitutional convention. The outcome of this convention, foreseen since the recent primary convention, insnres reasonable harmony of the dominant party at the approaching election. ‘Whether the political and social elements that have fought each other so bitterly up to the last moment will be able to continue in politi- cal association will depend in a large measure on tho use made of their power by the new action in control of the state. i Ticino, the Swits canton, nearest to and most like Italy, has rebelled against the local gov- ernment and expelled all of its members who were not killed or imprisoned. The federal government has sent troops to the scene of re- volt. This eanton is the most turbulent in the confederation. It was supposed that the referendum, which was adopted in 1383, and which had been efficacious in other cantons, would promote coneord. The referendum is the submission of laws to a popular vote by the assembly. About forty years ago the Swiss federal governmert was strengthened, and it Was supposed then that no further trouble would ensue between the cantons or between the parties in the individual cantons. Next to our own the Swiss is the most interesting ex- periment im federal government. The present revolt will probably be short-lived. a Gov. Campbell of Ohio has exploded the scheme of Col. P. William Copeliar to prove that the gerrymander in that state is legal, and the republicans will, therefore, be com- Pelled to carry the state on their merits as usual, barring the election of Gov. Campbell, which was the result of a loose peg in the board. In an open fight the Ohio democrat is no sort ofa mateh for the Ohio republican. In fact, the Ohio republican can beat anything, in- eluding his own party. oo It is claimed that the liquor question had something to do with the result in Maine. Congressman Dingley’s paper, the Lewiston Journal, says: “The large increase of the republican plu- rality of Maine over that usually given ina non-presidential year is ‘undonbiedly due in part to the license wwue which the second democratic contention made. The t fall- ing off im the democratic vote in reral towne is due largely te their disgust at the attempt to commit the party against ibi- —_——— As x rule Secretary Windom's reports are ex- pected to do the disturbing for the New York specalative markets, but lately Secretary Rusk is looming up on the horizon of speculation as 8 star ofthe tiret maguitnde. The crop report which he bas just sent out has set things by the ears in New York, and wheat, oats and corn have sprung up like weeds and holders of grain are gripping it closer at every gurm. With the Farmers’ Alliance active and Secretary Rusk vigilant the grain bug may yet become a rival of the gold bug. ————— - Precipitate action seems to have character- ized the strike of the Southampton dockers as well as that of the New York Central railway employes. Both movements being unfortu- Rate wm their ineeption and management are practical failures s0 far as achieving the ends for which they were undertaken Iti expected that the influence of Jobn Burns will prepare the way for the return of the men to work. a tien,” Inasmuch as the republicans in Maine won + their biggest victory in ten years on the lowest ‘Vote, the demoeratie editor breaks the silence ou his side of the chamber by remarking that he likey tne Vermont way of polling the full democracy rather than the Maine way of letting the bettam drop out of the party. ———— ‘Is tt really true that the coffee culture of the far east and the south ia giving ont? So asserts & St. Louis man who owns large estates in Cey- Jou; it may be, beeanse he does own them. —————— As eld veteran was held up acar Mouat Holly, N.J3., yesterday by two strangers he was driving to Barlington to cateh a train, and robbed of his pension money, amounting to £72 It iw mot thought tho strangers were} claim agents, although they had the symptoms | oo ‘The Farmers’ Alliance people in South Or .ro- lina, true to their instincts and their by.bi¢s of hfe, were hard at work in their conventi:m yes- terday at 5 o'¢lock im the morning. oo More wrecks on the New Yore Centrai and several people killed. By the way, can't they electrocute «man im New York # ate for mur- dering people by crushing them in cars and Joccmotives? a If Mr. Cleveland goes to Massachusetts to live, the subseription list @f the New York Sun wild net be increased in thet ste by one sub- ocriber, a —_———, Prance has done noth mg desperate and the McKinley bill passed the Senate csapenirer two days ago. — te . — The beautiful has 110 eort ‘ef show in Mary- land and Kepresentutire Gibson will net be re- turnéd to Congress, a Are our borg at Creedmoor bresking records thin wen? oe eee Goons. THE EVENING STAR: WASHING PET TTT TTT eee eee | New Annvars A Coxéarss Or Crornzs, ‘We've taken our stock—as tsual—from the “cream” of the BOYS’ and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING MAKERS OF THE WORLD—and tomorrow you'll ind usin “‘finefeather.” Dur ing the vacation time you baven't been obliged to tie yourselves down to Saturday shopping— You'll have to sgain directly, But we've the facilities 40 serve you whenever you make the demand on us, ‘The first want thet stares you in the face is something for school wear. Couldn't appeal to ‘uson stronger point. Our $3.50 and $5 grades for SHORT-PANT SUITS—and 97.50 snd $10 for LONG PANTS BUITS wete especially col- lected for this office, They're in STRONG, WEAR-RESISTING and DIRT-DEFYING FABRICS. CHEAP--but not a cent too cheap to be good. ‘We'll stand sponsor for their behavior. We've at least 8 couple of hundred different styles be~ tween these price limits and there's not a boy we can’t St. Yes, FIT. We don't believe in shouldering anything and everything off on to the boys. Give them as good ss the money ‘will buy—end it buys the BEST HERE. Right while we've gat school matters in mind takes bit of information you may have use for EXTRA PANTS, There isn’t s lad who won't need "em—and when you want’em we've rot ‘em—what you'll want andata “friendly” price. Both LONG and SHORT. On the road to winter comes the Dress need. We're carrying the greatest quantity of the Rewest and most genteel novelties—for all ‘aes—from Kilte to Frock Costs, We know there's s prevailing feeling against “looking” ‘at stock—unless you've got your money in your hands ready to buy. Forget that with us, WE WANT YOU TO LOOK. Perhaps its because we've got something to show you—but you'll be cheerfully received and these new coinings of ‘the season gladly spread before You. That we'll captivate your appreciation we know.—We hope your custom when you are ready to buy—At all events we'll have had the pleasure of showing youan unmstehsbie line of attractions and in our proverbial standard qualities—without the dampening influence of high price. Wedon't stop st clothes. We're OUTFIT- ‘TERS—that takes in HATS, SHOES and FUB- NISHINGS. Keep us in your thouzhts in connection with wearing apparel, SAKES AND COMPANY, ALWAYS READY PROVIDERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH pied STREET. AODOLAALAAALAAALSAAALBAALGAAG Cax Asyrmso Coursne WITH THE GOODNESS OF GOOD SHOES? DID YOU EVER BUY A PAIR OF INFERIOR SHOES AND SAVE OR GAIN ANYTHING EXCEPT THE DE- TERMINATION NEVEK TO DO 80 AGALN? « HAND-MADE 8H0EFS. = THE MORE MACHINERY 18 IN- VENTED AND DSEB IN MAKING SHOES THE BETTER SHOES WE MABE, BETTER FINISHED, BET- TER TRIMMED, UPPERS MORE SE- SUBE, BUT NOT YET MAS ANY WAY BEEN FOUND 80 GOOD AS THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY OF SWING THE WELT TO THE UPPER AND THE SOLE £0 THE WELT. MACHINERY HELPS ALL AROUND THIS CENTRAL POINT, BUT THE ULD-FASHIONED WAY HOLDS BEST HEKE, AND THE MORE MACHINERY 18 INVENTED THE MORE THE OLD- STYLE FASTENING OF SOLE AND UPPER IS USED, HAND-MADE SHOES FIT. HAND- MADE SHORS ARE SOFT, PLIABLE, RETAIN THEIR SHAPE LONG AFTER MACHINE-MADE SHOES ARE TUBOWN AWAY. MEN'S HAND-MADE SHOES, 83.50, &4. $5, 67, 88. LADIES’ HAND-MADE SHOES, $3.50, 85, 86, 87, IN 200 DIFFERENT STYLES. aaran BURT & CO.. oz 1211 F 8ST. XW. rte sree We Azz Reavy. BOYS ARE GENERALLY AS SENSIBLE ABOUT THEIR CLOTHING AS MEN. THEY AS FULLY APPRECIATE STYLISH LOOKING AND WELL FITTING GAB- MENTS. WHEN YOU GET READY TO PUR- CHASE THE FALL OUTFIT FOR YOUR BOY DO NOT TAKE ANY CHANCES ABOUT GETTING THE LATEST STYLES, BUT COME HERE TO HEADQUARTERS AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM THE NEWEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THOROUGHLY kk- LIABLE GARMENTS EVER SHOWN IN ‘WASHINGTON. SUITS, OVERCOATS, SEPARATE TROUSERS AND FURXISHING GOODS IN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY FoR BOYS OF EVERY AGE, SIZE AND SHAPE, AT PRICES THAT ABE POSITIVELY « LOWEST NOW, NOT IN A CUT-RATE SALE AT THE EXD OP THE SEASOX, Scuoor TRUAKS FROM 04.75 UP TO 925. No charge for strep or marking, TRAVELING BAGS AND SATCHELS ‘Wt the low prices advertiond duriag the summer, avite of the advance in leather. zm: FARCY LEATHER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. TOPHARTS. al2-to@n 123] PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ¥.W. ” at B. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-2009 F ST. N.W. Our stock of new goods are fast erriving, and al) the choicest things from the leading manu- fecturert are accompanying the RR. Co. a- signed to us, Among the “New Arrival” we have listed & few epecial values for tomorrow's “New Ar- rival Sale,” which we think will be Yory mock appreciated by our many pétrons, SHAKESPEARE TABLES, No doubt every lady in Washington and cur- rounding country has seen or beard of the Beautiful Hand-polished Shakespeare Tables ‘which we advertised ana sold about ten dsys ago. Wewill have s now lot of them inon Saturday, The epecial price wili be as before, ‘98c, MEDICINE CABINETS. A new lot of Bide or Corner Medicine Cabi- nets, finished in Antique Oak or Mahogany, ‘With 2 French Plate Mirrors in esoh door, lock and key, strong shelves and hinges. They are sold everywhere for 63. Our price $1.98, EASELS. &-foot Bamboo Parlor Easels, 48, 6-foot Japanese Bamboo Parlor Easols, brass- finished ends, tor ‘960. 6-foot Silver, Gold, Steel or Bronse-finished Easols, very strong, for 98e. PICTURES Our stock of Medium Priced Pictures i in- comparable, £xamine our 11:14 Engravings for 450. Examine our Famous 20x24 Combination Steel and Oak Framed Engravings for $1.08, STEP LADDERS. ‘This item will interest every housekeeper. King's 5-foot Step Ladder, with patent bucket rest. The strongest ladder in the world, Special price 88c, “THE EUREKA" HAT RACK, SOMETHING THAT EVERY ONE CAN USE. These beautiful Racks are made of hardwood- finished Antique Oak or Imitation Mahogany, very pretty designs, with Sx8-inch French Plate Mirrors, beveled edge, set diamond, and & brase hooks, very massive; size 212273 inch; worth @5, Our special offer, 62.98. BABY COACHES. ‘We can surprise you with low prices on “AD- VANCED STYLES" of Baby Coaches, Calland examine them, Room isthe cause of this sac- rifice, RATTAN ROCKING CHAIRS. ‘We have many new styles in this department, All from the best manufacturers. To push this ‘sale along rapidly we will allow a discount of 15 PER CENT ON ALL RATTAN ROCKERS, PIANO LAMPS. ‘We ean assure our patrons of a sure saving of 25 per cent on our lovely line of Onyx Piano Lamps. (Fancy Lamps st plain prices), SAFETY BICYCLES (For Boys and Misses). An the Bicycle Crago grows our already larze ‘trade in thein increases, because every machine We sell gives entire satisfaction to the pur- chaser, which brings us a new custotaer. ‘Our Safeties are of ahigh standard. The prices ‘we warrant are from 10 per cent to 15 per cent lower than any other house, Examine our Boys’ Safetics for $24.08. TRUNKS, Bear in mind we sell Trunk, You know our prices BR. GOLDSCHMID, it 1007-1009 F at. n.w. Tue WauSraxe Ox Manz * ot THE FAIR. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND H STS. NORTHWEST GM THRIR NEW STORED. —— Shower of September Bargsina The ‘—— recent fal} of rain we have been —— having cannot be compared to the fall —— In prices that is now in progress st —— cur esteblishment. Room for new —— goods is ovr cry? The spring goods —=— must give way for the “fall stock.” ‘—— Price ts what talks, and price is talking —— 00 as t be beard by all bargain —— scekers, Adozen different styles in Chamber Set, worth —— 05.00, £08... ss ererere-s--senes --83. Handsome Ice Cream Sets, dish and —— SUCOTE, FOF......4000+ +0000 aaeseenee ee! Prettily Decorated Shaded Pink Vaees, worth BOO. , 108. 004. 0rgeeererreereees sess seneversesens Artistically Decorated’ English China Tea Set, —— Twolve-ring Mufiu Sixty Foot. Clothes Line far. —— Patent Book Straps f ‘Six each Kuives and Forks, +. Be 98, for. $1.69 —— Artists’ Folding Chairs, with back, for..... 25¢ THE Fair, Cor, 7th and H sts. n.w., FRANKLE & CO, Proprietors, at BAURIS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. A school opener. The greatest induce. - ment which we have ¢ ever offered in eur Cloak Department. A chance which is here now. We do not know how long it will last, The improvements weare making force us to sell] FIVE HUNDRED CHILDREN'S FALL- WEIGHT REEFERS, plain and fancy materials, sizes 2 to 12, perfect fitting and well made. These were bought for the school trade and aie marked to sell from $1.50 to $4. Esch one elegact value for that price, Weare obliged to close them out, and to dothat bave marked them all 1.25 EACH —a never-heard-of price for garments made like these, While you aro in the ? dopartment seo lavished on the silke an mistake—or if you imui PERRY S205 If vou think all the time, thonght and originality is tins—you make a serious at onr collection of the twenty-four-hour usefuls is 8 hurried, careless pick tng up of what may come first to band—you have loft the highway of facts agin. One look at the Printed Patterns thut are showing themselves this Fall will banish any such doubts you may enertaiu. In the de- sigus that we ere exhibiting this season the artisans have shown great skill and originality. The choice and unique album of cloth pictures that aro “countered” with us grants us the title of puins- taking providers—and our priced are as low as you will find quoted elsewhere for homely patterns. Weare cutting off yard after yard of 4-4 INDIGO BLUE CHINTZ and WINDSOR CLOTH at 123¢c.~and ARNOLD'S INDIGO BLUE PRINTS—any quantity of them at only Se. ayard, They could be more and not evertalanentheir merit. | i NM SILY! . pyr ed TOPLAS and FANCY SdCnECeS th for the same. AMUSKEAG GINGHAMS in stripe and plaids—10¢. ‘OILE DU NORD GINGHAMS ‘in these new tye at Lage, PRINCLUS CASHMERE. oo pee i thoae names ave familiar—you have known x Joug enowh em han their worth—our say so is like , tong enurar ob honey. qheuare Sb tine Sree t CRETONNES- ood as they are pretty —at 1c, yu ye and kK} D MUKEEN SKIKTING, 7c. weasiox HLASSELSAtoatne mulled in Lrown eachied —“10e., 1c. Lic, 20c, and “oe, br Pp E EERE DEE PE ESE P reer tty COLIN CANTONS” plenty of them —Lige "Band sot Reve smurive aap entarrxe | Wot HL. MeKxews Dates Leerrax Bleach: t We ss BAU RDS uu Ei - #8 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACER al TTH STREET. ed and urine and SHIETIN ones from the looms that race with perfection. Weasel es a Peay eet with the pest that is in the iuarkes.. Do peat: ¢les—and you conld not find a better opportunity to @ound our resources. FRIDAY; SEPTEMBER 12, 1890. —— Wetold you yesterday of the two hundred -—— ——or wore styles iu Ladios’ Fall aud Winter — — Coats, Jackets, Reefers, Blazers, &c. It is the—— SEATON PEBRY, “PERRY BUILDING” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840. + ——Washington—and we do po pot say so be-—— ——-cause we have it—swe know, Being the only—— exclusive cloak and suit house in the city tt—— ae | —is but natural that our stock sbould be the—— ——-best, and contain the most exclusive styles. — —— Our Fal! Gloves have arrived, Wo would—— ‘wnibeaie 2untee For Your Soxoar Conreun ‘wear and, therefore, what you require for Sunday, PALAIS ROVAL. ‘Men's new style Autumn Searfs of Silk and Satin in improved knots apd four-in-band for 460. esch, ‘Window fall of esmples, corner 12th and Peunsyl- vaniaavenue. You'll notice the qualities and styles usually retailed at 50and 75a In the case under the window are Scarfs for only 23¢. each ‘That'll Digetrate ‘the advantages of our cash business. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Farvar, Seermeaze 12, 1890. DAMASK NAPRING.—100 dozen % Bleached Napkins, special value, 81 per dozen. q 100 deren & Bleached Iria Napkina, ‘special value, 81.1234 per dozen. 4 Bleached Damask Nepkine, better Grades, $2.25, $1.50, #2, $2.50, 83, 84, 5, ka 100 dozen Washed Blesched Damask Napkins. extra quality, 22 inches square, 61.35 a dozen. 6-8 Bleschod Damask Napkina, @2.25, 02.50, $3, $33.50 and @6 0 dozen, ‘$4 Bleschod German and Irish Damask Napkins, $7.50, $3, €3.50, 84, 85, 90.50, $7, $7.50, $8 and up to 825 a 1 (Omtineed below.) dozen. ioavucee eee Lace Pins, Se, Tx Ruct Is For Bos. each. We show them of Ostrich Feathers, in Pisin and Aeevatyeca guaran ip (SSR eee _laistetrtenin Hearts, 50c, and $1.25 y= daeirese cmogamaglecnence mea Aoegipstne vos 12 and 250, ae ee . Gold Bead Necklaces, warranted not to saan om tarnish or black the neck, $1.25, 8%, 25, @3 and €3.50 each. A large assortment of new styles in Ch dren's and Ladies’ Bracelets, (Eirat floor.) INFANTS’ GOODS.—Cotton Binteye in all widths, 10 yards to piece; 18-ineh, 60c.; 20-ineh,265e,; 22-inch, Tye, and ‘0c. ; 24-inch, 85e. and $1, and 27-inch ‘25. per prece, Linen Diaper, 10 yards to pleda, ata large number of prices, (Second fioor, annex.) CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAB.— Mothers prepwring to send their daugh- ters to school will find it to their advant- are to give us a call before making their underwear, as we have in stock a full (Continued below.) Hasorencuers Fon Soxpay. At 1239 and 26 cepts a hundred and one new styles, ‘but here's au extra good bargain: Five doz:n very sheer Pure Linen Handkerchiefa, warranted genuine hand embroidery, for only 50 ceutseach. The early caller tomorrow may secure a Mandkerchief cheap at 7 cents for only 5U. wizteen styles to choose from. . THE PALAIS BOYAL, (continued below, ) Jewerny For Ta Acremy. ‘Weare very proud of the newly imported Buckles, Slides and Brooches, We invite you to a display to- ‘morrow that is an exhibition of the very latést novel- ties from Paria. The goods are principally of Oxidized Ane. Silver with settings of Imitation Pracious Stones. Children's Drawers, 12% to 50a, Palais Royal prices arc quoted for novelties only to Children’s Skirts, 25 to 75, be found elsewhere in exclusive Jewelry stores and at Children's Gowns, 350. to $1.00, Children's Corded Waits, with patent buttons end button holes, 39c, (Second floor.) LADIES’ FLANNEL SKIRTS — Ladies’ Short Flannel Skirts tm Pale Blue, Pink and Red, with deophem and two tucks stitched in silk, $1.87. Ladies’ Short White Flannel Skirte With deep hem and stitched with silk, 81.50. (Second floor, annex.) CORSETS.—Onr Corset stock is now complete, Wekeep only the best and styles, such as the foliowing: “R. & G.” Corsets, in long and medium lengths, from 81 to 8 1.25 per pair, “Unique.” “Newport” and “Doubie XX" Corset, @1 per pair. “Diamond” Corsets, 75c, per pair. Thomson's Corsets, in all grades, from €1 to 82.50 per pair. “C. B." French Corsets from $1.50 te 83. A strong, serviceable Corset, rood fit« ting, with a neat scalloped top and long waist, 0c. por pair. A fall line of German Woven Corsets, A complete stock of Children's and ‘Misscs' Corsets and Waists, in all the best grades and finest makes. We call your especial attention to our " French Corsets which we keep in all styles, long, extra long, short and medium, from 81.50 to@4. Perfect ft- ting, beautiful finish and made of the best material, in Diack and White, with fancy colored silk stitching in all shadea, Wo have received » beautiful new Cor- set called the “Prima Donna." It is the handsomest finished and cheapest Corset for the money ever offered. 21.50 and 82 per pair. (Second floor.) WRITING TABLETS.—Irish Linen 1 Writing Tablets, plain end ruled, 10, prices incomparably higher. You'll admire the Oxidized Silver Stomacher orna- mented with Turquoise. It's a fac simile of the one worn by Napoleon's beautiful but fated wife—Joseph- ine. The little price—$4.85—will lead you to expect to see something much less beautiful than the article really is. An Oxidized Buckle with three Catseyes as orna- ments at only $1.68 is a copy of a relic of the Rennais- ssuce period—the time of the revival of the arts in France, More modern but equally beautiful is the Buckles of Violets, French enamel, with tiny diamond centers, $3.75 the price. The most wonderful imita- tions, perhaps, sre the Brooches of Turquoiees, Opals, Carbuucles, Sapphires, &c. A single specimen, very large, is surrounded by diamonds, The setting is Sterling silver plated with gold; the price, only 82.98 eech. Thercal cost $150. These Brooches may be worn as hair ornaments; we sell the Long Hair Pins, with patont attachment to hold the brooch, for only 19cents, But have we pointed out what you fancy? Very probably not. To select for description three or four articles from a case that holds several hundred ‘novelties is liable to do more harm than good. To conclude: You'll find Slides and Buckies of Oxi- dized Silver AT 68 CENTS, in more variety and in prettior designs than sold last sesson at 98c. and 01.35. (Continued below.) Lasr Or Tose Rispoxs, Surah Silk Sesh Ribbons, 15 inches wide, for 48c. 8 yard, worth $1.68, isa trade accident that seldom oc- curs, Early callers tomorrow will find Pink, Cream, Light Blue, Cantinal. Late callers NONE, And eo with the 14¢-ach G. G. Ribbons at 14 cents, worth 30c,, aud those 23§ inches wide st 190. worth 50 cents. THE PALAIS ROYAL THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Sux Guoves Axp More 50c. Silk Gloves reduced to.. 75e, Silk Gloves reduced to. 15, 18 and 22, ‘Bc. Bilk Gloves reduced to. Plate Finish Writing Tabigte, i4, 18 2Be. Silk Mitts reduced to. and 35c. BVe. Silk Mitts reduced to. Parchment Writing Tablets, 12, 13 meg bemorrgarensetng and lfc, Toc, Silk Mitts reduced to. . 68c. a pair (Firat floor.) GLOVES.—We have just received 100 @ozen Ladiest Mougqutaire Suede GJoves in Tan& Browns, Greys and ‘Modes, embroidered in feather stitch, 81 Per pair, Misses’ G-button length Mounquetaita Suede Gloves, in assorted shad.s of Tax embroidered in feuther stitch, $1 per pair, ‘Misses’ Bisrretz Gloves, in Tans and Browns, @1 per pair, @irst Boor.) * STAMPED CLOTHS FOR SCHOOL BAGS.—We have just received a hand- some line of cloths in a variety of colors for School Baga. Ready stamped in beautiful gesigns for embroidering, Prices much Jess than goods by the yard, (First floor, Dress Goods Dept.) DKUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES.—W. & L'a Tooth Powder, 150. W. & L.'s Best Triple Extract in all the popular odors, % 02, 25¢.; 1302. 480; 2 oz, O8e.; 402, SL. and 8 oz, $1.68, Infante’ Rubber Toething Rinss, 5c, Infante’ Fancy Zylonite Tecthing Rings, with handles, 2. Infants’ Combs, 10¢. and 150, Infants’ Brushes, 5c., 30c. aud 300, Infants’ Fonty Motal Puff Boxes, from 37¢. to $1.20. Infynts' Zylonite Puff Boxes, $1. Towder Puffs from 10c, to 500, Low's “Wild Rose” Soap, 35e. per dozen. cakes. P (First floor.) SPECIAL SALE OF PURSES— Chamois Skin Purses in Gray and Brown, 17c,, 35e. and 40c, Russian Leather Purses in Gray, Brown, and Tan, 25c, 37e., 4%. S00., Ste. and 5c. are warranted all Pure Silk, Those st 68 and 89 cents are the best Enclish Silk Mitts produced. They are also guaranteed Fast Black, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Wannastep Kn Groves, 96. (Every pair warranted.) ‘These are our 4-Button French Kid Gloves. That it is a fact you are usually charged $1.25 for kid cloves THAT CAN BE WARRANTED you are doubtless aware. That it is a fact our cash business enables Jower prices than gUoted at the credit stores is illus- trated with these Gloves, &@™"1bese Gloves by mail, postage paid. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Presxrx Ghoves For 89c. These are the genuine Pigskin Mousquetairos, suc! as ust ly retail at@lapatr. The sutumn tints, leo Fast Black. If you order by mail send, if possible, s sample of the color desired; or leave it to us to send you the new autumn tint in Brown, Gray, ited or Mode. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Sceve Groves For 89. ‘These 4-hutton Undressed Kid Gloves are obviously Temarkable good value at 81s pair. In fact, we chal- Jengo comparison with the quality of the $1.25 Gloves offered around town. Our display will give an idea of the sutunm shades. The new Gray we want you to notice purticularly. 4 you send your order by mail state, besides the size, whether your fingers are medium length or un- usually Jong or short, if your hand is fat, thin or me- tum. Do this and we'll Git you as well as if the Gloves were tried on at the couuter, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (First floor.) SPECIAL SALE OF BLEACHED DA- MASK PATTERN CLOTHS.— 8-4 82 and $2.50 cach. 8-10 82.75 and 83.50 each. 10-10 84.50 each, . TOWELS.—200 dozen 19x38 Huck Towels, excellont valtic, 12440. @och; 1.50 per dozen. ‘Special values tn Bleached and Un- Dicached Turkish Towels, 1236, 20c., poseabely a oy 50c. each, ; Promenade and evening wear. (Continued telow.) *Paas Rosa Ko Guoves. (Every Pair Warranted.) The Autumn Gloves have arrived for Ladies’, ‘Misses’, Men's, Youth's and Children's wear, WHITE GOODS. —AUl-!inen Ginghams, SBEven the cheapest—those offered at 21 cents— Fux Dasss Goons. OUR DRESS GOODS display tne sesson far oun Passes any previous season. Unlimited im stock, varied in styles and prices that Prove of studied infervst to the buyer and te those who favor us with their presence, the attention given and Prices quoted. there ts uo reasou why they should not ‘be wuited. OUR DRESS GOODS ROOM te one of the most ‘epacions and most beautifully lighted to be found anywhere (excepting pone), making it the attractive feature of our house and & delight to the pe rehaser. In this Department you will always find Novelties Aieplayed of the hushest order Wehavetodays line of PLATDS, the richest and ‘Moat attractive we have ever handled. ASTRACHAN and CAMELS HAIR EFFECTS, making them de- cidedly attractive. 45-INCH ENGLISH CH EVIOTS, very nest. For ser vice and general utility they are mot to be equaled, 82.25 per yard. Aline of STRIPES and PLAIDS in SERGES ang CLOTHS. Best in the market for 500. In Pattern Suits our stock is lanrer, more handsome and attractive thap ever. Ranging im price from 86 to 620, Robe Patterns we imported direet. Great cure and refined taste bas certainly Deon manifested in their Purchase, Tn rouch effects, such s# Diagonala, Stripes, Home- ‘*puna, &c., we have an endless variety. FALL AND WINTER CLOAKINGS 54 inches ee Our stock is complete and handsome, @1.50 to OUR NEWLY STOCKED HANDKERCHIEF DE- PARTMENT.—We have used extra effurts this year im the selection of patterns, and we are pleased a@irrite of the exceptionally attractive styles, At IZiec. will be fonnd White and Colored Rm- broidered, made of Sheer Cloth, with wide and narrow dems. At 25c. are many styles which we control solely, abd it would be pleasing to see these as they are displayed om the counter, the many styles we could not de- scribe. At 50c. All-linen, some heavily embroidered, others with delicate sprays and vines: drawn work reins pro- fusely im all—an unequaled variety. We have in this Department many Convent Rana- drawn All-linen Handkerchiefs, all different patterna, at $1 and @1.25, INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS at 25c., 35c., 500, 75c. apd #1. All .linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs at 75c., @1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, #425, $3 and 84, Kach and every ‘one an exquisite production, We would call your attention to our last shipment of Ladies’ Handkerchiefs at 5 cts. each. Scalloped printed borders. Good value. Handkerchief Department, Main Center Atlee. OUR MALL ORDER DEPARTMENT is at your disposa!, Out-of-town people can avail them- selves of this perfect brauch, The most carefu! con- sideration given all written communications, whether for Samples, Goods or Information, Address our Mail Order Departmen... PAPER PATTERNS We are the sole agents for Washington for the “‘Stendsrd Fashion Patterns” These are a decided improvement on all other patterns made. Almost any one can be their own dressmaker by the use of these, besides they save cousiderable material by this new perfected arrangement. Remember these are sold ouly by us. WANS= EUR GH 4 OES Dey JOHN RUDDEN, 930 AXD 832 SEVENTH 8T. N.W., HAS NOW ON HAND THE FINEST AND MOST UNIQUE DESIGNS OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS EVER PUT OX THE MAR- KET IN THIS CITY. SPECIAL ATTENTION ISCALLED TOTHE GRAND DISPLAY OF PARLOR SUITES, RANGING IN PRICE FROM $35 UP. ASPECIAL DRIVE IN 635 PARLOR SETS. SEVEN PIECES IN BAIR CLOTH AKD PLUSH, A HANDSOME, SOLID AND DURA- BLE ARTICLE AND A BARE BARGAIX, CHAMBER SETS IN OAK, ANTIQUE AND BIXTEENTH CENTURY FINISHES: ALSO BLACK WALNUT AND CHERRY SETS it THE GREATEST VARIETY. CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE FROM THE CHEAPEST INGRAIN TO THE BEST BODE BRUSSELS AND VELVET. ALBO A FULL LINE WARDROBES, kAT- TAN CHAIRS, ROCKING CHAIRS, FANCT EASY CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS, MIRRORS, STOVES AND RANGES AND EVERYTHING NEEDED IN THE HOUSE FURNISHING ue, . ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREB OF CHARGE Tive To Cuasor. ‘The time has come to change your straw fora DEKBY or SILK HAT, YALL STYLES NOW READY. 3B. H. STINEMETZ & BONS, sbkwpcunesrantnmg en ier Fas Sms In Base 003 PENN. AVE, SUITS SCOURED AXD PRESSED, 61. 600, s. ate. preaagessa Goole elied orcodScuweeds ‘B.A REEVES, 81¢ Kot. nw, Under tho Frederick. ‘Costa, au7-6m ‘—rather not sell Gioves than sell poor oncs. We—— ——proposs to keep up our hich standardof_— — - quality, and fully sustain the enviable repu-—— ——tation of the house of R. H. Taylor for sel}- —— ing Fino-grade Gloves—for selling the best ——ofevorytiaius in our line for that matter.—— ‘Bring back anything you buy bore should—— ——It not prove satisfactory—and we will make—— ——it right, WM. BH. MoKNEW GBaccessor to R. H. Taylor}, (UB Pa, eve. and 0:26 D st. a.w. at im plain colors and cheeks. fOr fall wear, ‘B0e., 35e. and 37M. per yard, New styles in “Aj ronette” Lawns, open work and lace borders, 10c., 12%gc. and 48 IN TUE PAST MR, RUDDEN WILL O} 2Be, per yard. Jones’ Imported Soft-1tnished Cambric FER THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS TO ALL BUYERS, 4ND INTENDING PURCHASERS WHODESIRE IT MaY OBTAIN A SINGLE ae ' ARTICLE OF BOUSEROLD FURNITURE, OB EMBROIDERED PLANNELS.—Em- binations: e SR Ser ENOUGH TO FURKISH 4 HOUSE, OF Ese os ca em Mus on Orey. - CASH PAYMEWT AND WEEELY OB hod on orey. ee re a: ; MONTHLY PAYMENTS THEREATTED, spcnel, ten Sctounetcoereatieens SUCH AMOUNTS 4s WILL BE MOBTCON- rr ca ; *, i eee: soa 475 pocyuce peat RUDDER'S FURMITURE, CARPET AKD STOVE STORES. Soopwarp & Lorunor, : ath 2 71 ST. H.W. az : 210 Corner 12th st. and Pa, ova voadersaiae 4 >