Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1890, Page 4

4 >= THE EVENING STAR. pV ASHINGTON: DHE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Ctreulation of any Newspaper in the World, end as an Advertising Mediam is wort more than all the other papers published in Washington. Little states have produced more men of mark in proportion to population than larger @nea. Vermont has had for many years an ex- ceptionally able representation in the Senate of the United States, In point of length of service in that body the two Senators who h: reached thirty years have been one from the southwest, the other from a small New England community. Benton spent five consecutive terms in the Senate. Anthony had entered on his sixth term at the time of his death. It is believed that few Congressmen have had a continuous service exceeding thirty years, The great careers of Clay, John Quincy Adams, Webster and Calhoun were at times interrupted by other occupations, Nathaniel Macon, Speaker in Jefferson's time, was per- haps longer in Congressional service— Seuate and House togethor—than any other eminent man, having been a member of Con- gress for thirty-seven ycars without interrup- tion, thirteen years having been passed in the Senate. The Philadelphia Press is therefore not quite right in thinking that Mr. Morrill’s terms in House and Senate, aggregating thi six years noxt March, cannot be matched. Both the Vermont Senators have “seen some serv- ice,” Mr. Edmunds having entered the Senate im 1966 and continued there since as the lead- ing lawyer of the body. This was one year be- fore Mr. Morrill closed his twelfth consecutive year in the House of Representatives and cn- tered on his Senatorial career. Both, there- fore, at the end of the terms for which they have been chosen will have been 90-year men. The last-named Senator, who colebrated in this city last Apru his 80th birthday, has been a hard and able worker, a groat political economist and one of the foremost men of the republic for many years. Tue Stan, congratulates the venerable Senator and his appreciative coa- stituents on his re-election, and wishes him a continuation of the remarkable felicity which 60 long a period of the republic's life. ———————— A recent writer has used the novel expression concerning the salaried class of workers that they “think in money and not in goods.” By this it was intended to express the disposition of mon and women living upon salarics to care more for what they receive than for what they expend, The ideais that they look at the money earned as wages or salary as a fund over which they havo absolute control, spending much or little of it as they please, Theorvti- cally it is truo that the employe has the power of disbursement of his earnings in as free a sense as hisemployor. Practically when he comes to sample the market for every day sup- plies—the coal, tne milk, the bread, the meat, butter, eggs, coffes, tea, sugar, etc., that make up the physical sustenance, along with the rent, the clothes and the doctor's bill—not to speak of the preacher and the teacher aud the newspaper and the hundred and one other necessary things in life— he finds that he pays what the market calls for and not what he chooses to spend, so far as bis money and his credit go. This limitation may OFFICE OF W. A. PIERCE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO E G@ DAVIS. 719 MARKET SPACE, Ook. 8TH . A Hist Is Nortoss, ‘We near ladios say: “I had noidea thet you had such a beautiful store. It is so different from —_ it used to be" We only say in ug If the trans forrustion of the store plesses You the prices ‘we ask for goods will delight you, We men- tion below a few specialties im our small Were department: Marking Initiale 0 box ©. B. Darnivg Cotton, ‘He, ball, Bilk Garter Fiastic, 15c, yard. Japenned Hair Ping, 50 in box, 3e. box, Porricss Hat Fasteners, 14c. pair, Crinkle Hair Pins, 2c. paper. Invisible Hair Fins, le. paper, Hat Pins, 4c. doz. ‘Totlow's Complexion Powder, with s pair 120. box. Sterling Silver Thimbies in a silk plush ease, Zc. each. Beat Cut Steel Thimbles, 120, Plated Thimbles, Ze, 25e. Leatier Purses, 150. Riewant tine of Shell Combs at 20c., 250, and 5c. each. Shell Hair Pins, 1c. each, 106. a dozen. Bite eight Dress Shiclds, 100, 13. Aud 15c. a pair. Pure Rubber Dressing Combs, 10 inches Jonx, heavy quality, 1U¢, each, Nickel Tape Measures, Frenc and English system, 25c. each, ‘Kid Hair Crimpers, Se. a dozen, 10:. Pyramid ioilet Fins, Se, a Toilet Pins, 50, nitting Silks. ‘Wash Silks and Kope Sika, Tomato Pin Cushions, Struwberry Pin Cushions, Basket Pin Cushions. BACHET LAUNDEY LISTS, Basket Emerys, ‘Tomato Em:rys. Strawborry Emerys, Chamois Emerys, Best quality Silk Corset Laces, 5 yds. long, Colored Siik Braids “TOILET Ak 18c, Lundborg’s Uxtragts by the ounce, tles free of charge.) Colgate’s Extract by the ounce. “uk” Tooth Powder,best in the world, 10, \Bot- 25 and 50c. Jar, ik” Face Powders, Veloria and Almond 25e. box. Taloow, 15. box. “Oak” Glycer Kosa for the lips and face, lie. “Oak” Bay Rum, pint botile, “Oak” Ammoniated Bay Rum, 250 “Oak” Stincleum: (vaseline), Se Coleo (vaseline), dc. joleo, large size (vaseline), 9c, NOVICE. ‘Teu Per Cont Off on all Black Dress Goods, You only Lave two more days at these bar- gains, a. THE FVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. onde TRE FAIR. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND E STS. 5.W. GN THEIR NEW STORE.) ‘No prudent housekeeper should fail to look over the appended list of every-day necessities that ‘we have propared for tomorrow. Itis very gratifying to us to sce how our patrons take advantage of theso special salce, and it 1s our aim always to ‘make them advantageous for you. To judge from the number of new customers that we gain thereby it is apparent that our efforts are appreciated. Tomorrow ‘we will not deviate from the above assertion, ‘34¢-ft. Brass-tipped Bamboo Easel 790 Striped Folding Lap Buards. 950 12-inch Nickeline Trays. bo Fainted Chamber Pails. = fe 130 rel 290 and Majolica 9c Painted Bisque Figures, per pair. 190 Solid Brass Umbrella Stands, Very Pretty Decorated Vases, A Soap Dish and Brush Holder combined. English China Decorated sets and Jars, Plauished Flour Dredges. Japanned Comb Cases. School Bag, Slate, 2 Pencils and Kuler... Cocoa Shape Dippers, eramel handie. Handled Stove Brushes... Extra Long Handle Coal Shovel Large Covered Barrel Coal Sieves...., THE FAIR, CORNER OF 7TH AND H STS.N. W., it FRANKLE & CO, Tus BON MARCHE * OFFERS A SPECIAL BalGaIn IN GLORIA UMBRELLAS MAKE WORX, THIN SOLES AN. NOUNCE THE TIME OF THELB OWN DISMISSAL, OALF-SKIN SHOES FOR CHILDREN, THE DAYS OF CLUMSY SHOES FOR CHILDREN ARE PAST, AND THE YOUNG PEOPLE CAN HAVE THE BAME COMFORT AND BEAUTY IN ‘THEIR SHOES AS THEIR ELDEAS, CALF-SKIN MAKES THE BEST WINTER SHOE. IT STANDS THE BEST THROUGH ALL THE TUSSLES WITH WEAR AND WEATHER THAT CHILDBEN'S SHOES MUST MEET. WE SCUNDED THE NOTE FOR THEIR COMING LasT WINTER—MADE IT CLEAR AND PLAIN THAT SUCH SHOES AS YOU WANTED COULD BE HaD— SHOES OF ENDURANCE-SHOES OF COMFORT—TACK-LESS, WAX-LESS, WRINK-LESS, SQUEAK-LESS SHOES AT OUR FAIR PRICES. ALL THE VALIANT IMITATORS CAN 8HOW YOU THOSE THAT LOOK LIKE OURS AT PRICES THAT APPEAL ONLY TO THE CREDULOUS—1HE VERY CRED- ULOUs— OURS AR 81.50 AND 62,00 AND 82.50. THE ALFRED DOLGE FELT SLiP- PERS ARE THE ONLY PURE FELT SLIPPERS AND ARE ONLY 10 BE HAD AT OUB STORE, eet = ee = eB UAT &, ARTHUR BURT & CO, 1211 F ST. 3. W. “Two Nuxery-Fives Ovr Lanne SHOE COMBINES ALL THE GREAT ES- SENTIALS OF A DESIRABLE SHOE, * * © VIZ: FIRST-CLASS WORKMANSHIP, SOFT AND DURABLE MATERIALS, PERFECT YET COMFORTABLE FIT, * GOOD STYLE AND REASONABLE * PRICE, THERE ARE SHOES MADE * THE LININGS OF WHICH ARE * TRIMMED MORE COSTLY THAN * OURS, SOME MADE BY MEN WHO * * EXACT AN EXTRA PROFIT FoR * * HAVING ACQUIRED MEDALS IN * * YEARS GONE BY, BUT NONE THAT * * WILL WEAR, FIT OR LOOK BETTER * * . : . cece eee eee . ee ee . BER 20 Taz Mowocmentan, ‘iD, J. GOLDENBERG, CLOAKS aND 1890—TEN PAGES. OFFICE oF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, WASHINGTOX, D.a Fr iy os A | Morus, Ocron 20, 1890, ARE INTERESTING SUBJECTS FOR US AS WELL AS YOU, EVERYBODY ADYER- TISES $5 AND #6 JACK ETS—AND EVERY- BODY CLAIMS THEIRS THE BEST VALVES. THERE 18 ONLY ONE WAY TO JUDGE THI8—TAKE ALOOK AROUND AND THEN COME HERE AND SEE OUR VALUES, WE NOT ONLY MARE THIS A SPECIAL ITEM, BUT ALSO IN THE FINER GOODS-IN NOVELTIES-EXCLUSIVE STYLES WE OFTER AT THE SAME AVERAGE LOW FIGURES. No FANCY PRICES FOR FANCY GOODS. FOR INSTANCE, AN hy Ry PPP 2%, ei ba * EKB a K pun F I K I _ “BS | EY Pt 13 FREE Fr fe fey WITH VELVET SAILOR COLLAR—HAND. BOMELY EMBROIDERED IN GILT AND fr eS bok : P. PEP sven imininini} weet THEY COME IN BLACK, BLUE, AND BROWN, AND ARE PERFECT MODELS. “PRICE 18 814.98, 814.93, $14.98. A GARMENT THAT WOULD SELL I8 ALMOST ANY HOUSE AT 820. re WE CHARGE THE SAME AVERAGEPROFIT ON A 815 OR $20 GARMENT AS ONA @5 ONE, AND WE GUARANTEE EVERY ONE THE BEST VALUE THAT CAN BE FOUND. ASK TO SEE THIS GARMENT IF YOU HAVE ANY IDEA OF BUYING ONE OR NOT, JUST TO SEE THE WONDERFUL VALUE FUR CAPES ARE IN UNUSUAL DEMAND, ALL FURS ARE GOING UP—UvUPr—UpP, WE BOUGHT 100 MM MM z We ee PT pee i MMA 4B KR T EKEN COO A PPP UO AA P $ oan Goo a Mae BEFORE THE RISE—~TUE SAME GOODS WOULD COST TODAY 35 TO MANUFACTURE, OUR PRICE Is 4 NEW THING IN LADIES’ NECK- WEAR—“REEFER SCARFS."—1ig yaa, Jong, 12 inches wide. Made of pisin or \ Plaid surah silks, with hemstitcbed ends. To be worn, as their name would indicate, as & supplement to the Recfer dacket. 81.365 for plain surah, 21.50 * paid * (First Boor.) WINDSOR TIES. 50 dozen Children's All-silk Windsor Tics in desirable styoa, Only 160. each, (First floor. LADIES' UNDERWEAR —We are'now Gisplaying an excellent selection of Un- Gerwear in Silk, Nainsook, Indis Linen, Cambrice and Muslin at low prices, Silk Night Dresses aud Negliges in all colors, elaborately trimmed with lsce and ribbon. Silk Undershirts in White, Cream, Light Blue, Pink and Black. Silk Walking Skirts made of Surah, China, Glarq and Taffeta in Bilsck, Stripes and :Changeable Colors, plain nd elaborately trimmed. Flannel Bath Robes and Traveling Wrappers made of French Opera Flan- Rel, silk sti:ched, all colors and newest esigns. Plain, Tucked and Embroidered Flan- Bel Underskirts in all colors, Fino French Flannel Dressing Sacques, embroidered and plain, newest styles, Finest selection of Nainsook and Cam- bric Underwear in styles too numerous to describe. Bridal Trousseau specialty. Latest Rovelties trimmed im lace and embroid. eries, (Gecona floor.) LADIES' FINE SILK HOSIERY.—La- ios’ Fine Silk Hosiery is one of the most important featypos of the store, We have raised our standard and increased the stock until it now embraces nearly every style and tint of any fashionaple consequence, The style generaily fol- lowed is to havo the silk hose match the slipper, be it White, Suede or Bronze, Here iss list of tho most important shades; Beak oehme we seetetesas S Also Lemon, Canary, Orange, Gen @arme, Electric and Old Rose, ‘These Silk Hose are shown in plsin rop stitch, lace ankles and embroidered styles, from $1 to 87 per pair. We also have « full line of Ladies Boot-pattern Silk Hose, with Black but- tons and tops of evening shades, from $1.50 to 83 per pair. Proursest Axcoxs Orn Lu: Or SOUVENIRG ‘For this week are two lois of OVERCOATS, ‘Biue and Black Beaver. Regular retail price @15, ‘They go st $8.25 FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. au fad souvenin No 2. FULL DRESS COATS AND VESTS, GILK LINING) Regular retail price $20. They goat $10.75 FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. SEE THESE ; It will require no guessing to arrive St aconclusion, The mere sight of them will convince You that they are ofa rare and radical speciea beine absolutely SEEDLESS—SEEDY GARMENTS are not 15 domand among our petrons, SOUVENIR, No. 3. MEN'S HEAVY PLAID OVERCOATS. Regular retail price $5.75. They go at $2.75 FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. ‘Ha! ha! ba!—Laugh on, ‘Laugh and grow fat." “Laugh, and the world laughs with you ; “Weep, aud you weep alone.” Howover you may ridicule the price—the garment 's amexeolient one. An examination of which willtura ridwoule into amazement, SOUVENTR, No 4 WOODSTOCK CASSIMERE SUITS FOR MEN. Regular retail price $10. They gost #6.50 4 SUIT. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. SOUVENIR, No. 5. BOYS’ OVERCOATS WITH CAPES, Regular retail price 4. They go at 4 GARMENT FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. SOUVENIR, No. & BOYS’ SUITS. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Heguler retail price $2.50, They Fo at 81.54 ASUIT FOL THIS WEEK OXLY, “We are Manufacturers and Retatiors of Fine Keaty- Made Clothing for all Mankiud—The F the Garduer, the Merchant, the Mechatte, the Pr Man, snd all other Men and Boys, too. comfortably iy, Prices which are patrona Such is cu: bus STICK TO IT. SOUVENIR WEEK. SOUVENIR WEEK 1d even elegantly, ot very hutablest of our e mea to SOUVENIR WEEK. €¥-Doginning MONDAY, October 20, at 7am, end ending SATULDAY, Ocivbu $2) ped VICTOR E. ADLER'S ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing House Bats, Caps and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, 927 and 92v 7 st. n.w., cor. Massnchusette ave, STRICTLY ONE PRICK, Opent Seturiag until llp.m 020 Bz Ox Tur Looxovz- at Per FEB RRR Ph e Ee GEE 4 = Almost avy time now you can look for the social call—formal and informal—to bogin, You will not want to entertain your friends over the same old covers of & season or two ago, There is @ pride about that—we know how it is, What put this so prominently into our minds was some LUNCH and DINNER Novelties we have just opened. And when we get to thinking in that strain the elegant things we have gotten hold of in Spachtels, Buffet Scaria, &e., come clamoring for an introduc- rs 827. A full line of Ladies’ Cloth Gaiters at sre pinch bim every day of the year and darken a ‘°° THAN OUR GREAT aad $27. Bland $125 per pair. Also s lange A meager lunch is oftentimes helped out by « his horizon if he be not a philosophical man, mS ices on = of LADIES’ $2.95 BOOTS ¢° | THEY Won'T LAST LONG AT THAT—BETTER wae a aed er ie om Ports > cm ¥ : w LUE P a but he co = — of er pel aac ‘These Umbrellas have paragon frames, silverine | » » AT A COST OF EVEN $2.00 #¢ | BEIN EARLY AND SECURE ONE—THEY ARE OF (iret floor.) yinin White with Rel, Minn Fink ene Yoles besdon tions, As with the individual, so with the class. handles, and wo consider them extra 2 LADIES’ MERINO UNDERWEAR.— Ther are only €5, €6, 87.50, 5 rs to EG. Dat oe oe NEST SKIN, 4 5 iF 85, 86, 87.50, #8, $8.50, $9 and 810. It suits its theory to its foresight and its fore- —— — SRR, PRS Ee See SA CUR. THE FINEST SKIN, MADE WITH THE SHAWL We are agente for the Ypsilanti Kibbed ‘Add these to the line we already have—and it will bow sight is limited by its immediate desires. Here °° ALL OUR LADIES: 82.95 BOOTS * * | COLLAR IN THE VERY BEST POSSIBLE MANNER, Underwear. Peeuliar taste shat cannot buy satisfaction cheap. it 719 Market Space, corner Sth street. ee ry os We have them in Pants, Vests and The DINNER SET> are of rtieularly fine quality is reached the edge of a great economical ore ARE HAND SEWED, EITHER ° THE MONUMENTAL, Combination Suite in silk, silk and wool, Damash—bemstitchea—st 97, problem—one which has been discussed and THE © © TURNED (SLIPPER SOLE) oR * * IN OUR MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT— = peorreslaan yeas SS 815, 818, © attled, unsettled and again discussed, for he «+ ieee i for Chiren aud Ladies, Pe to BON MARCHE, WELTED (EXTENSION SOLE) WE AVE NOT MENTIONED IT BEFORE—BUT $12. gubavn, Shue ts beneahaes ana Gan ee mere than = hundred years, Shall men en- © © HAVE THEM IN ALL THE DEstn- © ¢ | WE CARRY A full line of Ladies*) Red Medicated lames. courage high prices of labor alone without re- a ira all we. THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF All-sool Flannel Vests and Pauts, Ex- us in “tablo dressings" —what gard to prices of articles consumed—shali con- ss © * ABLE STYLES, MADE OF EITHER * * tra good value. Only 81. @o you think of an 8-4 Dataask Cloth with # doen % : ade the Glad oa 5 5 SA SGe a . 200 dozen Ladies’ Merino Vests and Sapkins to match for @3.50? Or an 8-10 and @-12 at amie “ == ee Pants, with pearl buttons, and cat- @4and $4.50asot? Botteroven yetin an 8-10 Dum- legis! = SO Tue Turon Max:s Tue Mas © © WITH HEAVY, MEDIUM OR LIGHT * ¢ Stitched with silk around the neck A ask with the dozen % Napkins to match fur $6.50— ineinnati be beautiful : a ais oe rp special bargain at 5c. 8-12 for @4, 89 and $10 aset? Itwould be atinesome Cincinnati women may be more beautiful | oo pe coNSPICCOUS IN A COWD ONE MUST poems to ath cheated ert Se (First floor.) hunt you would have for as good for so little. then richest dreams of oriental loveliness; more | savy MANKED CHARACTERISTICS, ee Tee * © US MEANS A SAVING OF AT LEAST * * LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEES. —La- There are three “specials” we have on hand in tender than the purple light that falls at even- — °° g1.0 5 RED WITH OT ae @ies' Sheer All-linen Hand-emoroidered BLEACHED DAMASK by the yard All threeare 72 tide in the summer when the sun bids good oa BS, a $2.00 AS COMPA! 1TH OTHER Hemastitchea Initial Handkerchiefs, with inches wide, but the patterns aud qualities vary: j ’ li Sieg oo U RR SEND Us YOUR out-oftown frien‘ os , oe one-inch hem, 25c. exch. 1.—A rich design et $1.35 a yard. night to all the world; more brilliant then the DEALERS’ PRICES. ~aeel shes 06 bames and addresses—We'd like to send UNDERWEAR EVER SHOWN. Ladies’ Linen Cambrie Hand-em- 2.—Oak Leaves with Grock Border at $1.75 8 yard pearl tat shines far down in the blue depths of oo = UU HH -« H H NNN ™ 4885 a ee eS broidered Hemstitched initial Handker- 8.—Clover Lesf and Scroll ai ard. tropical soas, but they can’t drive a horse, and eae et ae them one copy of our CATALOGUE. fun AS Holt BS8 Basg Sn ay ae chiefs, with one-baliiuch hem, 25c, We can supply &% NAPKINS to the "sametuna” of the thirty accidents occurring in that city EQ 8 MMM ‘They're ready—free—and full of news, He AA Won RRS Buss THOROUGHLY WE OFFER THEM TODAY euch. rare showing of BLEACHED IRISH DAMASK frow through carclessucss of drivers. twenty-five OS EWE , AT THE FOLLOWING MARVELOUSLY Z0W yiaiiee, Linon Cambrie tand-om- e82 50a yank “And CLELa DAMAB at S0c, wero charged to women and an ordinance will > Meeiildie ee ci omae RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, FIGURES FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY: chiefs, with }g-inch bem, 35e, each; 3 NAPKINS AND DOYLIES, be paesed preventing their driving horses unless RRR gX3g 816 SEVENTH ST, : 2 for 81. ¥ou cannot have too many of them on hand. They accomp: how. Eat Sea Pony. Just as like as not it may be yours, ae 80.50 JAPANESE SILK DRAWERS AT Teter Kiem Cue Meekem are ike everything else thore ie daily use for—always 0 Bg. EB a3 Let" : oe broidere’d Hemstitched Initial Handker- come into play. The Philadelphia wholesale beer dealer has Eee B BR Sss8 — it 231 PA, AVE. 8.E. chiefs, with one-inch hem, 40c. each. JN SL a dozen for PURE $7 JAPAN: Lore ‘LK CHEMISE, *KINS=bleached. And White and Colored Bordered DOY LIES from 50c.to $5. been sitting at the feet of the proverbial Phila- elphia lawyer. Whereas the law says he can- ARE CONSPICUO! UTSIDE IN OR OUT OF A CROWD EIR INTELLECTUAL WOR Ladies’ Linen Cambric bevidered Hemstitched Initial Handker- Mand-em- Ox Hasv—_O x Tre. T i, EU Salahehslotetelotalstetdetetertetst 89 sues SILK CHEMISE, 5 ‘Cx “ reas SUPE SALITY : et 33 x L chiefs, with one-inch hem, 50c. FANCY PRICES, not sell less a quant he chews, Whe Sem | Se So ee Coe oe Oe eee SiSD RROD RRR DADS hi eCuCK TN $6.98, Sheer All-linen Hand-em- Wat a collection of artistic taste ts wrapt up tn Pateb, that some things can be done as well a8] Ove onbEg LEFT WITH US MEANS YOUR You're in the position of a man at a cross < 020.50 JAPAKESE SILK GOWNS, Initial Handker- these Buffet Scars! The plaia with the kuotted others by putting into the quart measure a PATRONAGE, roads—Which to take? Which to buy—a Ws A. McKyews Dany Lerren. 88.68, gg eng ome SS en es ae Re ee Pint of lager and topping law and lager with a SPECTAL OVERCOATINGS, LIGHT-WEIGHT or a WEAVY-WEIGHT 2 $17 JAPANESE SILK GOWNS, broidered Hutstitebed Initial Handser tel Scarfs and Center Pieces from $1.50 to i i MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1890, pint of brilliant foam. CARL'S ENGLISH MELT OVERCOAT? You don’t want advice— al 3.28. chiefs, with one-inch hem, 73c. $8.50, oe BROOKS’ EXCEL! (2 - Special sale of Duchess Lace Handker- BUSINESS PIECES, Mt. St. Elias is not a volcano—at least not WOR! that’s like feeding “irccts” to a starv- —- THIS SALE IS FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY, now a smoking mountain—nor has there been a AND IRISH FRY: =zEs “DIREC TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS. chiefs, 7. @irst floor.) @1 and 1. Huck and Damsek Towels by the hundreds of dozens, Turkish Bath Towels from 12: to €1.25 apiece. cataclysm there since the United States pur- TOUR MEASURE ee eee mokalog. we besa what we propose — sean LEATHER GOODS.—A new line of Wash Cloths, 5c., 8e., 10c. aud 123¢¢. exch, i f Ae aT POFULAK PRICES. ights—to thi 1 be the most succe.sftt “special sale” of — THE MONUMEN TA Writing Tubieis, in Real Seal, Alligator Plaid, Twill and Russian Crash at 10c,, 123gc., 1505 ebased it from Russia, but somehow the alti- variety of both weights—to think about end — FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAM ever = eer a beak chery n Pe geen nap tude of the great peak has shrunk about six pick over. —inangurated by us, or any other Wash- — os eh any spon wantin: = thousand fect since the last exploring party : or ates — ington house. <a sod thing you wantin Linen you will fing measured it Mr. Russell's deere ae pal ees ee eer — Instead of increased prices we shall quote — — - ili said Whe: than Ol he ad gic Bouncement we hardly thought there — GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. —|Snozs: Suozs: You may think wore little anticipative putt ing ra phers, and Mt. St. Elias is not the tallest North American mountai Mr. Powderly is discussing tho question of organizing s labor party of the Knights of Labor and othera, Discussion is well enough but organization is bad. An organized labor party will antagonize both leading parties and ia the nature of things labor will suffer, Labor's Power is the balance of Power. ade argeccnl The public school teachers of New York aro endeavoring to raise a fund from which to pro- vide annuities for old and incapacitated teach- rs who would otherwise be left to suffer. There should be such a fund in every section of the United States blessed by a public school. $$ The crumbling government butlding at Chi- cago is gotting itself into print and has been doing it for adozen years or more ina way which never would have occurred if it had been built of granite or brick instead of sandstone, Aword about our Mnil Order Department—it ts Seud in your 1 yom a line wich thorou Request for sanpic#: we fellow dir On WEDNESDAY aud THUKSDAT of this woek A Selected Assortment of Exclusive Novelties of Our 615 AND 617 nly equipped iu every detail. on Plate and easy se ure rule, and if nus clovely You Will be aw Well tt person, Horzze Bros. BALTIMORE We shall display in parlors Cand D, Arlington Hotel of thia city, would be immediate call for the HEAVY WEIGHTS Ye were talking about. Glad we mentioned them—glad we have them on hand. Eye ‘em—try ‘em—and you'll buy ‘em. It's a better line than we had lust sea- son—and you'll remember what an easy Face we ran then with competition. We've mado every one of them—Stood right by while the stitches were being taken, THEY'RE RIGHT—that’s all there is about it, Tell you what it is—there’s lots of dif- ference whether you do the work yourseluca or buyitdone. The latter way is risky, Our way—making—THERE CAN'T BE A SLIP. All styles—plain, single and double- breasted, cape—Long, short, thick or thin sizes—And when you put one on IT FIi8, — The mild October weather has materially — — {interfered with the demand, in order to dispose of it all this winter. — While some entire lines have been reduced — — we frankly state thet the bulk of the offering — — isin broken lines, odd pieces, &c. — We make these reductions now whflo you — — are in need of Underwear, rather than wait — — until the end of the season, in order that you — — may derive the full benefit of the bargains— — — for bargains they aro, aud BIG bargains at —— — that. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. Ladies’ Balbriggan Vests and Pants. Vest and 34 inches; Panes, ches, Reduced from 6: — from 50 to 8c. — Ladies’ American Hosiery Company's — — Ribbed Vests, high neck and long sleeves, — — Sizes 28, 30 and 32 inches. Reduced from — — 85, 90 and 95e. to Be. Ladies’ Balbrigyan Vests, high nock — long sleeves. Sizes 30 and 34, — 75 to 50e. — _ Ladies’ Heavy Merino Vests, low neck and — — short slecves, sizes 226, 28, 30, 34 and 26, e- — and — Reduced from — ‘The weather of today reminds you that BHOES Are neccasary, and wo remind you that our stock is the BEST IN THE OITY TO SELECT FROM, Because it contains nothing but the NEWEST STYLES, BEST MAKES — And the LOWEST PRICES, HOOVER & SNYDER, 017-3m 1217 Penn. ave. nw. Boop Turcxer Tuas Waren. We all know the force of this saying; perverted it can be mades very selfish maxim, but rightly com- prehended it can be used to help the multitude, Card Cases, 81.75 08. and ooze » 90c., $1, $1.50, 84.25 and 85.75. Shopping Bas, $1, 1.35, 61.50, £1.75 to $3.25, Pirst floor). UMBRELLA SALE.—Largest collec leather, 50c., s » tion wo Lave yet shown, embracing all silk, best union silk, best gloria and helvetia cloth, with handsome natural sticks and faucy metal heads. Asa special drive we offer 500 26-inch Gloria Umbrellas with fancy metai beada, Only 95c. First floor.) JEWELLY.—Fancy Hair Ornaments, in Silver and Oxidized Silver, 10c, exch. Fancy Pins forthe hair, inGold and = 25c. each, istic desicusin Pins forthe hair, Boe. to €1.50 cach. Anew assortment of Gold Brooches, ‘with Khine Stone Settings, $1, 61.25, these things in the foreground so far in advance of the recognized social season, But what is the philosophy of waiting until grim necessity stares you in the face? ‘Wo want you to have the full benefit of theassortment, Its like is not met with every day. That fact and the prices ought to burry matters along a little. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. m 919 PENN. AVE. ¥.W., HIAVE NOW ON SALE ONE OF THE HANDSOM> EST LINES OF DKESS GOODS THEY HAVE OF+ FERED POR SEVEKAL YEARS, COMPRISING A GREAT VAKIETY OF NEW MATERIALS IN DRESS GOODs OF THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS, = AND WOULD CALL PARTICULAK gf'TENTION C a ‘97e. d #110 to 50c. — 2 ~ Po yy - crea hap onmpeagt (cao s- —————— hea ate water sca aa ene ae Moauced frome O13 Speaking of the blood reniinds us of one of its special an — piace To OUR MLBGART STOCK ov SoVELTiEs 1m ae FINE DRESS GOOD3, CHOICE MILLINERY, Your satisfaction is right here, — and 81.30 to 750. _— — ‘OOLEN AX ; ARE The Boston Post has of its local stand- fing heads, “Horo in Boston.” Why not simply “Here”? Here in Washington the phrase “hore PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS, &o, Orders taken for Costumes and Bonnets, BAKS AND COMPANY, — _Lauies' Heavy Merino Vests, hich neck and — — ribbed arms, sizes 26, 28 and 330. Reduced — _— —— from $1.10, $1.15 and $1.20 to 75c. constituents, iron, and this again leads us to think of ‘Mort Wine of Calisaya and Iron. Asa pleasant and quickly serviceable means of enriching the blood, im- 50c., 75¢,, $1 and $1.50 each Fancy Garters, 50c, 750, $1 and 81.75 por pair. Sterling Silver Bracelets, $1, $1.50, PREPARED TO SELL AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE HAD IN THIS OK ANY OTHER MARKET. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A BEAULIFUL LINg OF BLACK FAILLE SILKS AT VEKY MODERATE » — White Merino Pants, in different weights — _ — $2.50 and $3 each, SUP! D UALITY, aND 1m Washington” is so nearly universal as to par- Your presence with friends is respectfully requested. RE MADE TAILORS — and sizes, One line 26 and 8 iuches. Re- — | parting the essentials of the red corpuscles, Mertz's Sterling Silver Stamp Cases, Court = co a DI noms HANDSOME take of the nature of @ provinciaiism, and it is | 202 baat : — duced from 81.75 and 81. One tine — not so surprising; but it should be different in Boston, where the very is permeated with intelligence and intellect aud spectacies, staereptcetiba ae If Captain Tillman docen’t want any blood- shed at the South Carolina election he had bet- ter refrain from flinging his Smith and Wesson Fo Duss Sura WITH TRE ADVENT OF SOCIAL FES- TIVITIES WILL COME THE QUESTION OF A FULL DRESS SUIT. IS 1T NOT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 020 STREET. Oo UR Paces Ox — 2G inches, Reduced from $3.37 to 81 50 — inches, from 84.26 to 81.50; 32 inches, from — — 81.50. _— — _ Ladies’ “Allen Solly’s" Fine English Bal- — — brizgan Vests—none better—bigh neck and — —long sleeves, size 32 inches. Reduced from — Wine of Calisaya and Iron by ite peculiar and deli- cately adjusted combination has a justly extended reputation, It appeals at once to the system, improy- ing the digestion, regulating the visceral functions, stimula:ing the liver to its proper action and elevating Plester Cases and Garter Buckles. Watch Chatclains, in Gold and Ster- 83 and 85 each. LADIES’ LOUNGING COATS.—We have just received a beautiful line of Ladies’ Lounyiug Coats, in choice pat terns of English Cheviots and Scotch BLACK SILK AT A MODEKATE PRICE YOU WILL FIND IT AT OUR HOUSE IN FACT, WE HAVE NOW ON HAND ONE OF THE BANDSOMEST AS- SORTMENTS OF FINE DRESS GOODS TO BE FOUND IN THIS MARKET, ALL GOODS MARKED IX PLAIN FIGUBLS, ONE PRICE ONLY, o18-3t W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 25; wize 34 reduced from $3.05 to — the whole physical condition. Pleasant to the taste, Worsted Piaids, Freuch Blanket Flan- = : N ‘ - 50: — and Silks predictions into the circumambicnt atmos- pepegee cobain cpaereyrat cae Hal & pak Re gE ne S85 — , Eation’ White All-wool Vests tagh neck and — | never dloolors the tooth, bd can be uned at all ies fo ATO A Goo Tie phere. INSON . ¥ N — to sleeves. jus m $2.13 to ig Se eapepsE oT ge oN we SORTMENT OF THEM IN ALL @IZES a i dag £8 25 Eee Sgg8 Sys3 | “Ladies Scariet All-wool Vesta, Ligh neck — | 75 et ® bottle, re TO BUY ZEPHYR AND KNITTING WORSTEDS, ‘The Pullman cars carried over five million AND SHAPES, EITHER IN FULL SUITS — and long sleeves, Reduced from 22.56 to #1, — P, MERZ, 1014 F st, Bagi Quulity Imported Berlin Zephyr only & Passengers for the past year, which means over Ok EACH GARMENT SEPARATELY. will be found to be lower than elsewhere, because we |— Ladies’ Fancy Colored All-wool Vests, low — ‘Washington. ‘oc20-1t @1,250,000 to Pullman porters in excess of the are closing out this brauch of our business and, there- | — neck and no sleeves, different colorings. Re- — t i 12 conts regular excess charged by Puilman over the COATS, VESTS AND TROUSERS IN fore, are not advancing our prices, even if theadvauce | — duced from $1.25,$1.50 and $1.63t0 $1. — J ‘ F FINE AND MEDIUM GRADES, CUT IN in all kinds of Leather is general. But, om the con-|—— Ladies’ White Silk-and-wool Vests, hich — 3 u 35g syr bank. iatalia, mea chee paid for transportation to the rail- TRE HEIGHT OF FASHION, TRIMMED trary, are giving discount of 10 per cont om our | — ene eaten a Sieh See oa cae er Hi Bes ? me FA el Wool r company. oun former lower prices. — sleeves, Heduced from —. + Amported Spanish only — IN STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS MANNER, Reanlan al Waghe Meteomnéapn ein bol. 333 “od Ss saree mete Woo! only 18 If the democratic party is dofeated nex, ‘PHOROUGHLY TAILOKED AND FAULT- Double Harness from $50 to $2 _ 00 Tr ERK ce yee Rewl Kid Gloves in Black and assorted our regular prices: + ad month to any great extent Col. Cal. Brice of LESS IN FIT. Btable supplies of ali kinds at clos : re = shades of Tan. Price $1.85 per pat. so ck a ito ty Obio won't be able to look « rainbow in the GARMENTS OF THE HIGHEST MERIT vricos on Kiding Saddles and Bridles. WILLIAM H. MoKNEW BY Ladies’ 4-button Suede Gloves in Tang, Arnon. APO face for the next thirteen years, ONLY AND THE EQUAL IN EVERY PAR- = ve Guecessor to B. H. Taylor TICULAR OF THE VERY BEST MER- CHANT TAILOR GOODS, AT ABOUT ONE-THIRD OFF OF THEIR PRICES, ———————— Up to yesterday New York politics had not got beyond redemption in the opinion of the areshowing some Pa eer pulpit orators, HARYS. Jumma! & Ladics’ 5-button Pinked-wrist Impe Ly 4 4 ALSO A FULL LINE OF THE CORRECT Beal Kid Gloves in Tans, Browns, ors emt Hercules Campbell of Ohio is up to the neck THINGS IN DRESS FURNISHINGS, PLUSH JACKETS AND WRAPS. = Bertie ae 020-to26n___—1231 PEN! NIA AVE, 5.W. Grays and Bisck. Price $1.50 per pair. fo the Augean stables of Cincinnati, with every SUIRES, TIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, N een Liar Ro LADGE AND FINE STOCK OF Staines Ton ieee = abiguly, Berar, Made, Balbriggen Matt Hone BES! Loves: assorted shades ‘Tan and prospect of being smothered. GLOVES, Sc, CALL AND SEK THEM, Ix Novewsen, Wo are showing large assortment echt = fe Back, embrotiered in feather stitch, “To Senator Quay doesn’t appear to be holding a — and pA 3 eae ae eee gas capa Price @1.75 per pair. preonn aniee oat Seats cacht would oe debate this campaign with anybody but B ROBINSON & Co.. to $8. oe vse, Pricer ¢1 vad 8-25 feat bimself, and that very quietly. A few Piecés left in Mattings to be sold cheap, AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, - i 2 4 g HH rT F Misses’ 4-buiton Real Kid CARBART & LEIDY, ‘The Farmers’ Alliance uses a boycott any time — 909 PENNA. AVE. §.W. ‘quality, Z ‘Seno end Rasen, eahanibened te texte 928 Tih st and 706 Ket ow, as freely as farmers would use a hoe in corn- 72 Nove -aoops Blankets, 04. Siorinor planting time. The alliance runs its politics ad Price $3 ag é yet exclusively on the emotional plan. ‘New Orleans needs a vigilance committee with courage to act promptly. Gie,» S150 Gents” Cone. see ete haa “ns MUsT at mgtto uae ee a cateeaas ‘1916 Penn. ave,