Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. CKOSHY Ss. Noy THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the Werld, and an an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in ‘ashington. a ________ It is perhaps natural that those of us among residents of the District who cannot claim citizenship in any state should be impatient of the exercise of the voting privilege by other Fesidents, especially since state citizenship under the apportionment of offices law gives an advantage in securing federal employment. impatience is indicated in two communi- cations published elsewhere in Taz Stan. Un- questionably it is a hardship that the people of the District, shut out from voting for Presi- dent, Senator or Representative, should also be Bazearms Towonzow. FIRST FLOOR. Novelty Stripes, all wool, 4%. In all ‘4-ply 2100 Linen Collars, all styles, 100, Domet Waist for Boys 25c. barred, on the plea that their quota of offices is filled, from employment in the leading local industries, the government factories and wo. GALLERY. shops. But itis not atallclear thatthe dis- franchisement of the voting residents, and their compulsory conversion from citizens of states into citizens of Washington, would help matters at all. Indeed, by swelling enormously the number of persons credited to the District in government employ 1¢ would render still more hopeless, as long asthe apportionment law exists, the securing of office by a Washing- tonian. And the demand that others be dis- franchised without gain to ourselves might expose us to the charge of s “dog im the manger” policy. Evidently the capital and its legal residents profit by every new comer, by every lot pur- chased. by overy home built here, whether the man who lives in it retains his voting privilege in a state ornot, The fact that one could live here without unavoidably forfeiting cit:zen- ship in a state has doubtless operated as an en- couragement to the development of Washing- ton as arosidence city. The capital cannot af- ford to favor any change in law which will Genuine Hant-sewed Dongola Ladies’ Bhoes, 2.48 and $2.98, SECOND FLOOR, Good quality Muslin Chemise, corded bands, 29c, ‘Muslin Drawers, row of tucks and hem, 190, CambricCoreet Covers, V neck, trimmed With fine swiss embroidery, 920. This is ono of the best bargains ever offered in this city. cheek in the slightest degree the steady in- —— crease of the city’s population, of its attractive homes and of its taxabie values. The capital’s | gare groom interest isto gather here all tho men of enter- prise, ability and wealth that itcan win to it- self, aud to this eud it must render itsclf as pleasant and attractive as possible. Under the apportionment law, which divides the federal oftices hke bandits’ plunder among the states in proportion to their strength, Maryland is held to be entitled toa cortain amount of the spoils, and those who fili her quota of offices come to Washington as dis- tinctively as Marylanders as docs Senator Gor- man. The law is unjust and injurious, and should be repealed, but while it exists it must be considered in fixing the status of those who hold office under it, There are more than 30,000 persons now in the District who were born here and there are thousands of other residents who have lost citizenship elsewhere. The repeal of the ap- portionment law will give the District people, especially the unemployed and growing youth, a fair and equal chance to secure home em- ployment in the government industries from which they are at present excluded, and the development of the city will constantly in- crease the more desirable forms of employ- B ment that are independent of the government 3s x service. In time, with the increase of dis- franchised citizens at the capital, some repre- sentation ia the national government is inevit- able. Meanwhile let us pall nobody down to our lack of privilege. —coo—_—___ Every two years the people of the United States register their will at the polls. If the Representatives elected are not their free choice no one but themselves is to blame for it. ‘The recurrence of these appeals of parties to the people is not only a good thing, it is a neces- sary thing, if the institutions of the republic are to be maintained im their strength and purity. The time used in political canvasses is not wholly lost from any point of view, how- ever misleading many of the steps taken by the politicians. It isin the full play of mind on mind that the people have their expansion and their Security. No free country can remain free without political activity. The methods of American politics are sometimes corrupt and in other respects require amendment, but he would be the worst foe of the people who would discourage their participation in the nomination and election of candidates for office and the advocacy of measures presented for their consideration. Indeed, candidacies and advocacies should proceed directly from the masses, That democracy is highest and most excellent which stimulates thought among the people and in which the people are prime movers, “You oo 7 If Pennsylvania goes very strongly republi- can today, there will be a field for a number of able articles on “The Influence of the Bet Upon Election Results,” “Judicious Betting is the Keystoue of Success” and kindred subjects. It is an undoubted fact that most men will vote coPisin Red. 40c.. 50c. and 6:3¢c. a yard. the way they bet, and do all they can to get} 8 Twill Bed-25c., 37h. 50c., 62 others to jom them. i ‘The indications at the hour of going to press are that a very full vote will be cast today in New York, Phitadelphia. Cincinnati and some other places, showing the unusual interest for an off “_ sent them to view"— White All-wool Blanket, 11-4 Mayflower, $5.98. Smail lot ouly. FOURTH FLOOR—UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. Smyrna Mats, 48q, Fresh items and genuine bargains from each department daily, KAUFMAN & SICELE, ‘12th and F sta nw, Wasrers Ta» ar me & = de so ‘The manager of one of our departments was stand- ing out in front of the store, about noontime—aday or two ago—when a couple of ladies, one evidently « stranger, stopped to look at one of the window dis- Playa—“This is Perry's,” said our townslady— are always sure of getting something reliable when you buy here.” You will excuse our dragging this into print, but it hits the uail of our efforts so directly on the head we could not let it pass—untold. All this has nothing to do with Flannels—but the ther has—a great deal—That is very suggestive— The “Ked Fianuels"—“How deer to our hearts are the scenes of our childhood—when fond recollections pre- ‘eal! remember the little red flan- nels of the nursery days—They have not grown abit Jess popular and we are ahowmg the g0od old-fashioned. qualities in a big varity. What a quantity of this warm, woolly material is consumed during a winter's comfort. — Cream White—all wool and shrunken— §27-27-in. Cream White Twill Shaker—50c. s yard. yard. a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C, TUES Fosrzs Guoves. ‘Like all other articles, we carry in Gloves the Most reliable brands only, Today we offer some extra good values. This department is continually stocked with all the proper sizes ‘and are tried on at the counter at our risk. ‘THE FOSTER GLOVE is controlled by us, ‘nd we safely say there is no better Glove made, A Glove that will give entire satisfaction in every instance, The fit of this Glove is perfect. Every pair warranted. A GREAT DEAL IN THIS, ISN'T THERE? Foster's William Brand, & book........se0++81.00 - - “ 9 1.25 ° Fowler “ 5 “ w wee 1.60 ns se FT ™ sessesscevee 175 © Fostering “ 5 “ sssseccscrre 175 * * OEP ae wee 2.00 © Fowler Suede Brand, 7 hook...... 1.50 " Fosterina Suede Brand, 6 hook.. 1.75 = * ¥ “- 7 * 4.2.00 = wee 185 = Tan - 1.85 " Gray = we LBS ° Brown kad eeceeeseeseesees 189. We are most positive of the woarof these Gloves. Experienced ladies to try on your gloves, ‘We carry at all times Full Line of EVEN- ING GLOVES for Ladies; Also Ladies, Gent's and Children's WARM GLOVES, ‘We havo on sale nows MEN'S GENUINE KID GLOVE for 92 cents, worth $2 per pair. ‘Nearly all sizes yet in stock. OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE Can avail themselves of our Mail Order De- partment. De explicit regarding size and color desired, E 4 ¢ AA lb 4 4 ie B BB BBR 00 Pad B RR oO 3 (ee p5e. EE 8 8 4ai* Bas £ “odsr mm €20-422-424-426 SEVENTH ST, OFFICE OF W. A. PIERCE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO E. G. DAVIS, 719 Market Space, Corner 8th strect. Passeuenrenre Jons. PASSEMENTERIE JOBS, PASSEMENTERIE JOBS: By special arrangement we have secured the surplus stock of an overloaded importer at about 60c. on the dollar, ‘These Trimmings, which will be PLACED ON SALE TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), are of this sea- sou’s importation and belong to aclass of the finest hand-made goods brought over. As we have stated above, we have the inside track on these goods. We bought them cheap, and for an inducement we will sei them cheap, We are doing our share of the Trimming business, but we intend that this lot of Trimming shal make such @ sensation and cause such a great stir that our Trimming Department will be crowded to its utmost capacity. 240 Yanvs Hasp.savz Buscx Six UNTIL NOVEMBER 17, 18900, FOR CasH. WE WANT THE SALES THIS MONTH TO BE THE LARGEST IN OUR BUS- INESS HISTORY, A Cheval Giass Antique-finiah Suite. Reduced from...... scenes 835 to 624.50 4 Cheval Gises, XVI-century Finish, large size, extra fine finish. Reduced from... +2 severe 845 to 31 A %-piece Solid Antique Oak Bed Room Buite. Reduced from.....0..--s00e+- 835-50 to $24.85 A 3-piece XVI Century Solid Oak Bed-room Buite 5 Reduced from. seeeees «835.50 to 624.85 & Zpiece Golid Antique Oak Bed Room Buite, FROM cess sssessecsseeeeess+B28.50 00 822.10 A Handsome Maple Bed Room Suite, 3- Pieces and brass trimmings. From.. 1126850 to 834.76 500—Solid Oak High-back Chairs, wood weat and highly polished, at.....000..8135 ‘Well worth $3. 250—Solid Oak Rocking Chairs, to match above, at......... Fully worth 3.25. 100—Extra Size Solid Oak Rockers, with high back and wooden seat, hi«hly Polished 2082.90 Reduced from $4.50, 1,000—Solid Oak Chairs. Reduced from $1.25 to. Our Solid Oak Tables (also in 5 other woods)—worth twice what ‘wo offer them for,......0.. 81.25 A our load of 6-foot Solid Oak Extension Tables... 87.70 Be sure and soo these. A large number of Solid Oak 8-foot Extension Tables... aesesemeessees GLQ2O Excelleut value, 208190 Our Elegant $75 Parlor Suite, in im, tapestry or silk plush, with spring JULIUS LANSBURGH, os IMPORTER OF DRAPERIES, Pouncs Axo Crome NO MATTER WHICH POLITICAL PARTY WILL CONTROL THE NEXT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, TUE FACT STILL REMAINS THAT WE CONTLOL A VERY LAKGE PERCENTAGE OF THE FINE CLOTHING TRADE OF THIS CITY AND VICINITY. WE HAVE SECURED AND HELD THE PATRONAGE OF THE PEOPLE BY OUR STRAIGHTFORWARD AMERICAN METHOD OF SELLING ONLY SUCH GOODS AS WE KNOW TO BE OF THE HIGHEST MERIT AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE, AND OF MAKING Soe ANY LOBSES THAT MIGHT OC- c WHEN YOU ARE IN NEED OF ANY- THING IN OUR LINE GIVE US A CALL, WE STILL PURSUE THE SAME AMERI- CAN COURSE OF GIVING THE BEST GOODS WE CAN FOR THE LEAST MONEY. OUR OVERCOATS THIS SEASON ARE MARVELS OF BEAUTY AND EXCEL- LENCE ALL SIZES, GRADES AND COLORS, AND EACH GARMENT HAS OUR GUARANTEE OF I18 KELIA- BILITY. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO, AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, né-co_§.B COR SEVENTH AND D STS, N.W. Dovezas & Bao. INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, NINTH ST, Wonderful. phenomenal bargains in Ladies’ Cotton Underwear have of late b»en udvertised. Presumably you have investigated them aud are prepared to make comparisons. Ir so, you are invited to mspect oUF department and carciuily examine qualities, styles and prices. We doubt not results. ‘Ou Wednesday, 1 Friday and Saturday we each, “ques ut 47¢, each, wt Toc. each. . Lleavy-weight 50c, Ribbed Art Einbroidery, and a figured Chiu Silks in DOUGLAS & BRO, ‘Ninth st, a4 R, Gorscnno, 1007-1009 F STREET NORTHWEST. Mote the word “WORTH” aftr oush tea, Itis the Present selling prices by others, ye SILVER ty A SE Rogers’ Triple Piated DINNER KNIVES, solid steel and warranted 12 dwt. pure silver to dozen, $1.73 346dozen: worth @1.u8 34 dozen. ‘Triple Plate@ 5-bottle DINNER CASTORS, neat en- raving, @1.98; worth 82.49. Table Gongs, 19c.; worth 25c. gh gop Tr Gy ane een Pics? WARES. The Popular Picture, “ILL TAKE CARE OF YOU," framed in the latest oak and steel frame, $1.48; worth $2.49, Genuine Silver Leaf Frames, 16x20, with all the Rewest subjects, 98c.; worth $1.35. Newest designs of 22x28 White and Silver Frame, with theentirely new subject: “LEAN ON ME, GRAN'MA," €2.98; worth $4.50. EASELS. Genuine Oak Easel with adjustable foot rest to it any size picture, 9Sc; worth $1.35, GLASS WARE, ‘Thin Flint Tumblers, 35c. dozen; worth 60¢, Fruit Bowls, new designs, 13c.; worth 20c. Thin Flint Tumblers, three styles of engravings, 6c. dozen; worth 98c, ccc H H Il NNN cc H H NNN aA Go Hn HN RN Ack coo it HUNSNAA , dee Eg A RRR. FEI wwww vas RMR OM | WWWW AA RRR FE ¥ WWWW AAA RK R & - ww 44 RR mB oe English China DINNER SETS, 113 pieces, complete for 12 persons, 86.09; worth 911.98. Best Iron Stone China Cups and Saucers, 35c. half dozen; worth 48c. half dozen, Beot Iron Stone Chins Breakfast Plates, 33c. half dozen; worth 48c, half dozen, English China TOILET SETS, new prints, 82.39: worth 822.98, ‘Hand-painted Fruit Saucers, 7c,; worth 100, coc had t oo co g Pa 6 of, 8b co BX Coco Lng 00 coo K kK ss8 = Ansonia Alarm Clocks, warranted, 75c. High-finished Marbelized 5 Pag Fe RR Fe 7 eS Iron Cabinet Clock, bronze 8 TS es trimmings, running 8 days, ©3' ygP? te 88 striking hour and half hour, slow cathedral gong, warranted, UMBRELLAS. ~ WORTH 89.98, Gloria Silk Umbrellas, paragon frame, silver capped on a natural wood stick, $1.28; worth $1.48 STATIONERY. Eagle Fountain Pens, S¢.; worth 10c. Spencerian Pens, 6c. dozen; worth 10c. dozen. Pocket Cases, containing 3 memorandum books, 5¢,; worth 10c, Best Quality Composition Paper, 12 sheets for 5c.; worth 10c. 24 Sheets of Paper and 24 Envelopes of etther real Trish linen, Oxford linen, antique finished or carding linen, 140. box. SN N 00 TT If 00 XN N g8Sg NNN OO T If OO NNN § NNN OO T 0 O NNN ®ssg BRE O° F FO,° REN sage NNN CO f ‘oo NNN = 3 Papers Pins, 7c.; worth 15c. Hair Curlers, 5c, ; worth 10c, Madam Loure Hair Crimpers, 3c. package; worth 5c. ‘Tracing Wheels, 6c. ; worth 10c, Fancy Candles, 5e. to 150. each, EREW W WEEEL k&RR ¥ KO Ww Weer PREY KK WWWW FE CL RRR YY J JF wwww i ee aa JJJ ERB W W EFELLILLE R ¥ = Pearl Pen Holders, with 14-karat solid gold pens, warranted for 5 years, 98c. ; worth $1.25. 14-karat Solid Gold Diamond Rings, $2.98 ; worth 84. Solid Gold Friendship Rings, 89c. ; worth 98c, Large assortment Lace Pins, 7c. ; worth 100, FFF A NNN SS, F As NNN §'S Fe AA NNN Sssy AAA FMA SM 58 = Parisian Feather Fans, in the latest shades, fine finished, 98c. ; worth $1.48 WINDOW SHADES. VEMBER 4, 1890—-TEN PAGEs, woopwaRk LOTEHRop, BOSTON DRY GOODS BZouss WASHINGTON, D.a TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 1890, Lions Corrox cn CORSETS.—We are showing in this depart- ment all styles in Corsets of every reputable make, including the celebrated French-made “I. C." Corset, “A la Persephone.” This ts one Of our “specialties” and we have it in all sizes and lengths, thus enabling us to fit perfectly any form, It is made of the best Sateen and Coutille with embroidered tops, stitched with Silk, spoon clasps and straight staysdown front, Price $1.75, 82.21 0, 83 to 64.87, Also Thompson's “Glove-fitting” Corset, in Short, medium and extra lengths. €1, $140, €1.75 and $2.50. Black, $2.73. 100 dozen White Corsets, excellent valye. 0c. each. 100 dozen in White and Drab, 68¢. 75 dozen “Coutille” Corsets, 750. and @1. 50 dozen “BAG.” Corsets, with double Dones, $1.25. A complete lime of French-iado “C.P." Cor- sets,in Black and White. $175, @2, $2.2! 85. The “Prima Donna” Corset, 81.50 and $2. The “Good Sense” Ferris Waist for ladies, minses and children, Ladies’, 81.68. Misses’ and Children's, 75, 85c. and @1. The “Standard” Ladies’ Waist, 1.25, The “Beauty” KR. & G, Waist for children, Only 390, APRONS, — Children’s Fine Black Lawn Aprons in three styles—Mother Hubbard, Gretchen and Ve Yoke, trimmed in lace and finished with ribbon and briar stitching of dif- ferent colors, Sizes 6, 8, 10 and 12 years, Gecond floor, 10th st. extension.) Srantosery Devautuesr. Ths department is well stocked and merits Your special attention. We have Just placed on sale another quarter ton “Perfection” Irish Linen Writing Paper, commercial and octavo size, Only 20c. pound. tquare Envelopes to match. 8c. package, Playing Cards for parlor use, All-linen “Jockey Club” Playing Cards, round corners, 25c. pack. “Yerfection Premium" Playing Carla, round corners. 46c. pack. “Victoria” Playing Cards, gilt edge and round corners. 58c. pack. “Tip Top" Playing Cards, round corners. 134 Pack, “Tip Top" Gilt Edge Playing Cards, round corners. 18c pack. Ready-writer Fountain Pen, with Filler. 250, Hand-painted “Sachet™ Envelopes, 5c, each. “Hand-painted” Celluloid Card Cases, 50c. Rubber “Finger Shields" for Pen Holdera 5c. each, Assorted Rubber Bands for Traveling, 10g per box. First floor; 11th st, building.) Wane Goons Derantaenz. We have just received fifty pieces White Sheer India Linon, nice for fancy apron, doll's dresses, &c, ‘Threads draw easily. Only 1240 per yard. Fifty pieces Dotted and Figured Swiss iz staple patterns and novelties, suitable for fancy sprons, dresses, curtains, &e. 20c., 25c. to 50c. per ya: Also # novelty in White Swiss, with Black figures, suitable for eveing wear. Plain Black Sheer India Linon, for sprong fancy work, &c. 12%4¢c. to 3734. Also Hemstitched Black India Linon. Black French Organdie, sheer and fine, 37340 yard, (Second floor, 11th st, building.) Fuasxez Derarrwent, Flannel Sheeting— “Unshrinkable” All-wool and Cotton an¢ ‘Wool Mixed Fiannel Sheeting. 84 inches wide, 1.50 and 1.75 yard. Skirting-- Homespun Flannel Skirting, in Combina- tion Stripes of Black and Red and Black and Gray. Warranted unshrinkable. 50c. yard. (Second, fioor, 11th st, building.) Duzss Trnonxes We are showing all the new styles in Jewe) and other trimmings. “Jewel Trimming,” 3 to 1i inches wide, @1.15 to 86 a yard. “Feather Trimming,” Blue and Black, Yell and Black, Fink, Light Blue, Gray, White and Black, at $3 per yard. “Steei” Trimming, 36 to 33g tuches wide. 75 to 81.85 per yard. “Gilt Trimming,” 34 to 13g inches wide, 38% to $1.65 per yard. Vandyke Trimming, in assorted colors, 13 and 24 inches wide, 25c., 50c., and 750, pe yard. Black Silk Galloon, 34 to 9 inches wide, frox 5c. to $2.50 per yard. Black Silk Gimp, in scarf designs, 13tob inches wide. 6c. to 4 per yard, Black Silk Vandyke, 1 to 14 inches deep, frox Rde. to $12 per yard. (First floor, 11th st, building.) Lear Goons. We are offering a complete line of “Real Sea? Pocketbooks, with patent clasps, at 50c., 6214 Tdc., $1, $1.50, @1.75 and 82, Real **Seal” Card Cases. 50c., 75c., and 81 Velvet and Broadcloth Shopping Bags, wth leather trimmings. 95c, Leather” Traveling Bags, variety 0. shapes. $1.70, 82, $2.25, 82.50 and #3.50 each. KING*S A A - AA WE HAVE BEEN BESIEGRD WITH LETTERS AND POSTALS ASKING Us IN JUSTICE TO THOSE WHo HAD NOT THE OPPOKTUNITY OF PURCHASING A PAIR OF PIGSKIN GLOVES FOR 45c. AT OUK LAST SALE TO HAVE ANOTHER SALE AND TO ACCOMMODATE THOSE WHO WERE NOT ABLE TO ATTEND WE WILL, ON TOMORROW, § ERR oss, NE — WE x = REMFMBER FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY WE OFFER PIGSKIN GLOVES PIGSKIN GLOVES PIGSKIN GLOVES PIGSKIN GLOVES ' PiGSKIN GLOVES: PIGSKIN GLOVES ar 5355 G00 Sy, 5° 8 GoD L FRENCH FELT HATS IN ALL SHAPES COLORS, SAME AS SOLD EVERYWH FOR $1.25 AND @1.50, AT wT ooo ge Ss Co « s S&F ‘ooo = WOOL FELT HATS SOLD EVERYWHERE FOR 87C. AND #1 aT sas 6 Hs cco “ ~ 4 cc a oa we BG « S85 Co Ss IN OUR L 00 got oo & Ee oo AA KK SF Kus %% Sh Bie aa ik Department we offer that elegant SEAL PLUSH JACKET, in ail sizes, which is sold for @12all over the city, We have reduced them to ote eos vss sf ee = ‘We are constantly receiving novelties in the CLOAK LINE. Call and examive our extensive stock. We will continue to offer the SPECIALS IN OUR GREAT CHALLENGE SALE of D PE RY Y 6 GO 00 oD Bop REF GEE %0" “oo Bi BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, x RX N GGG . K NNN GG KK NNN OG EX NNN GG BONN “Goo PPP, con llth i A ce PY aA E Ak Go BSA Se 812-814 7TH ST. N.W, Remember, we have no branch store. Do You Nexp Sirver Wise We offer the following special bargains for opening week of our new store: Elegantly Engraved Cake Baskets, 83; worth @4. ‘The latest noveltics in Bon Bon Baskets, @2.50; worth $3.25. Novelties in fine Sugar Shakers, 82.50; worth $3.50, New style Syrup Pitchers aud Tray, 3; worth 84, Handsome Tilting Ice Pitchers, $10.50; worth 813.50. Handsome Engraved Teapot, Suzar Bow! and Creams Pitcher, the three pieces for $20.50; worth @1i. Elegant Five-plece Tes Sets, $13.50; worth $16.50. Elegant Five-piece Tea Sets, 620; worth $25, Half Dozen Solid Sterling Silver Tes Spoons, only @y Solid Silver Sugar Spoous and Butter Kuives, €2.50 each. All our Plated Ware isof best quadruyle plate of standard makers ouly. We display the largest stock of Silver Ware tm the ctty. ‘ SPECIAL DRIVE. AN ELEGANT P EARL OPERA GLASS, MOUNTED TN HEAVY GOLD-PLATED FRAME, $2 30-in. Cream White Plain Shaker—50c. a Writing Tablets in Real“Seal” and B. HARRIS & ©O., year in this year’s elections, oa PASSEMENTERIE, 4 inches wide, with a center of Bost Holland WINDOW SHADES, Patent Spring] Jur “yi gi de le08ivmee | ae oun, Sth ont Da teens te: anaes aunties in Albany mi 27-in, Gearlet Twill (Medicated)—50e. «| hand crochet net work, in five different styles of the Rollers, two yards long, oue yard wide, 25c.; worth | (First floor, 11th st. building.) and the Interior Department in Washington an —— Plain Scarlet (Cochineal Dyed)—50q | Dewest and most attractive patterns, regular price of 350, ay interchange of caustic epithets has been going on with small profit to the public. Gov. Hill invited the atiwck and probably wishes he hadnt = Tuovsaxps Or Lavrs Daveersts Soxpares, ‘We call attention to the following: Woodward & Lothrop’s Triple Extract ira variety of ‘odors, the two leading ones beig @ “Biue Sells” and “Capitol Bouquet,” put upn 3% oz. bottles, 25c.. 13g 02., 48c.; 2 on, Obes 4 oz., $1; 8 oz., $1.68. Woodward & Lothrop’s Finest Quality Colone Water. 4 oz., 38c.; 8 oz, Sc. ; 16 02., 81. Woodward & Lothrop’s Violet Water. Sty Bbc. ; Soz., T1c. which is $2.25 per yard, but which we will sell ass ‘special attraction for $1.50 per yard, After you have purchased it if youcan match St for less than $2.25 per yard, why come back and get your money. CURTAIN POLES. §2728-in, Gray Wool Twill—50c. » yard. —- ‘Blue and Brown Mixed Shaker—50c. a yard ‘28-in. Navy Blue Twill (indigo Dye and the Dest)—50c, a yard, This is our prize “half adollar” list, Buy from it. You will get the superior qualities, S-Ali-wool Biue White Fiannels—37¥e., 40c., 5Oc., 62 igc., Tde., STH¥c., 81 and $1.26 a yard. £27 All-wool Cream White—50c., 6234c., 75c. and STiec. a yard. ¢#-The Triple X—a new freak in Plannel—36 in, Tse Resuir Or Tar Exscnos 4 SURPRISE TO MANY, ° YET THIS DOES NOT COMPARE © WITH THE WAY OUR LADY PATRONS * ARE ASTONISHED WHEN THEY SEE . . WHO ARE FIGHTING BRAVELY THE BAITLE OF LIFE, NOT ONLY FOR SELF, BUT FOR OTHERS, WEOSE HARD-EARNED DOLLAKS ARE BUY- ING COMFOK1, HEALTH, REST, FOR LOVED ONES, WHOM AGE OR ILL. NESS HAS MADE HELPLESS, WALK TO THEIR DAILY TASKS WITH LIGHTER STEPS BECAUSE THEIR FEET ARE SECURE IN OUR GRAND, Ash, Cherry, Mahogany and Walnut Curtain Poles, with Brass Fixtures and Trimmings, good finished, 14e, ; worth 25e, c + The only election excitement Washington is permitted to enjoy will be had tonight stand- ing around on cold curbstones im the chilly air waiting and watching for returns from the Belds of battle. $< R. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST.N. W. HOW HANDSOME AND REALLY EX- CELLENT AN ARTICLE OUB Tanase Roeovertox Srectars. Ornament Passementerie, with pendants, 8 inches ae ‘Woodward & Lothrop"s Lavendor Water. 8 ¢., 82.50 EAND-WELT BUTTON * * ‘ de—Crea Ms ool--75. deep, in colors of Bronze, Slate, Mode, Myrtle, Brown, GOOD SHOES; AND IT IS NOT cco A PI rER 888g B6c. Weather reports for the day indicate that ‘wide—OCream White—All Wool—75e. yard. 4 <G THE G©O AA PPE 7 ‘ Be White Twill Flannels—25c., 50c. and STRANGE THAT FINDING THEIR Woodward & Lothrop’s Triple Waters. The. » the bureau is with the republican purty—clear Bir ‘75e. 8) White, Navy Blue and Garnet. Regular price 85 yard. MONEY BUYS EVEN MORE BEAUTY 9, AA BPP ER re | ace cance diets a: Siar ban 9A 18, JUST THINK OF IT: A — weather, or at least uo rain, being the prevail- t2-Plain White Shakers—25c., 40c., 50c., 623¢e. | Reduction price #1 per yard, AS WELL AS COMFORT THAN THEY ccc A A P Ker *ss' tracts, 402., 5Gc.; 8 oz, 96c.; 16 oz:, $1.91 SEWED SHOE OF SOFT, GOO! snd 75c ayard. $4-in. All-wool Flannel—$1 8 yard. ‘lannel—30c. a yard, (perfect laundry goods)—50c. and t Su e eucl 3 for p ost beau! lesen, EVER GOT BEFORE, EXCEPT FROM ‘Theso perfumes are manufactured express! US, THEIR HEARTS 4RE LIGHTER for Woodward & Lothrop and are noted for the ALSO. lasting qualities. FOR, IF KNOWING THAT THEIR Also acomplete line of Derby Silver Toil ing condition all over the countr; —— Colored Silk Vandyke Passementerie, 12 inches deep. Colors: Golden Brown, Slate, Mode, Dark WEARING DONGOLA EID, a8 WELL . . - EAL. RAKHAN, MAB- =e aga RAS AND STYLISHLY MADE AS ANY * . . TEN, MINK, MONKEY, BEAVER, WOOL Major McKinley says he wiil not be surprised SHOE SOLD FOR $3.50, FOR ONLY if he ts elected or beaten. The Major will with seeeeee eceeeee eeeeeee Brown, Navy Blue, Myrtle. Reduced from @3to $1 BEAL, GRAY KRIMMER AND Articles in the latest shapes and “TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY Orc. s yard. - patterus, reason be considerably more than surprised if | nstody who thinks that all the taste in the world | per yard, el aa ee FRENCH DYED MUSERAT, including: , cENTS™ he is elected, is lavished on the robes and laces, makes - . Brushes, see coc a o> Orne take. The embroidery designs on our collection of | Black Silk Vandyke Passementerio, 414 inches deep. DOES? eee ct ¢ Hi s8Se Ey ag BS5g Omi, E A HE wT Mr. Mudie is dead, but the circulating li- | Decorated Fiannels is simply superb. Reduced from $2.25 to $1 yard. WALKING SHOES, BPP u Ses, ‘88g a a Ped n NNN $27 Plenty of patterns at 75c., $1 OUR GREAT 83.50 SHOES, IN FIVE b, yp 3 4 Manicure Articles, bears of which he was the father lives to bless | —, # whined A ee en SEPARATE STYLES, INCLUDING Be Sss8 - na Saad = Trays, 4 hay miory. 527 Better at 61.50, $1.75 and up. Mabank teem 6660 8HUsS FOR EXTRA HIGH INSTEPS, STYLISH PLUSH REEFER JACKETS, COLLAR Glove, EP Se DTS 827 Wrapper, Louse and children’s woar, Eider pasesicahee doce Wwitkina sions. SOR SE TY Handkerchief and RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, It will hardly be necessry to sond any news | Downs—3U-u, wide 750 ayard, ee BETTER ONES. Jewelry Cases, 816 SEVENTH ST. from Kentucky tonight. Everybody knows ae Fane Spots and Stripes in the Light effects | Reduced trom 82.75 to 81 yard. OUR GREAT 85.00 SHOES, Seer ces ae a date aveae = and 7c. a yard. ee £87 Every conceivable shade of Plain Fannele- | Black Silk and Mohair Vandyko,10 inches deop, Re- Sane ote MAREE WO MAKE Complete stock of SEAL JACKETS in all sizes and Fin Cushions ead Mr. T. B. Reed is hereby cautioned and| we gout tslove in mnsing at tho eve @ucod from $4.50 to 81 yard. lengths, ry cry of EDWIN C. BURT & CO. warned that a case of pueumonia i moro diffi- | “fre,” but when something neuning” isin the | Black Mohair Vandyke Passementerie, 10 inches NEW YORE. a od tool eae) Speen mahi: the re . 1 bra oinan Shane democratic minority in ae not of Ali-wool Woverg wrk, taste: We are | dcop, Reduced from $2.25 to 81 yard. MADE OF —— Clothes Brushes, For Oxe Dora ae cscensiaiadlbiliiinassistiaens BSc. That ts cause enough Se. 8 yard. Mohair Passementeric, 8 inches wide. Reduced at ‘ook B. H. STINEMETZ & BONA ~ Brushes, I wil eassave Aa Song dota ebormoers 4 We stop the press end close the polls long} ,f7, Mit 1 Feeman-S8 tnces wile | 9 06 to 81 asd, REAL AMERICAN DONGOLA 1237 PENNA AVE, ; Shoe Buttoners,” sire. ewts enough to announce that Comiskey will return New Printea CALFSKIN. ‘Through 413 13:h brooma, FOR FIFTY rag Sidiee Seen Lol rst pi French Effects, in stripes, polka | Elack Silk Vandyke Passementeric, 14 inches deep. THIN SOLES, THICK SOLES, CORK pee. Velvet Brushes Iwill furnish 1 Quire (24 Sheets) of Fine to St. Louis and play wil ne, apts '¥ quantity of figures, suitable for . Note Paper and 25 Envelopes to match, : shaw th jee ects Wrappers—65c. n yard for the Persian and flowered | Reduced from $5.50 to 82 yard. SOLES, Soap Boxes, he The colored schools opened last night and a| —effects—rich and royal colors. Beside some suit} Black Silk Applica Vindyke Pessementerie, 22 {ings ant | yoR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS further step in the settlement of the race |, 8b: for imfauts'and childreu's usce. (Of Cut Glass with Silver Mountings, ang ‘will stamp your eddress upon the wetep Aus thing the matter with these prices? Don't just | ‘tebes deep, Reduced from $10 to €2 yard. BB RR : a ¥ paper in Gold, Silver, Bronze or White problem is made. take them as wly the qualities—and note at R in @irst floor, } 1th st, building.) nr the relative merita, Toney tae eiee aud note | Diack Silk Vandyke Passementerte, 12 inches deep, +1 ‘To candidates: Boast not thyself of tomorrow, | full force of the offering. Reduced from $10 to 82 yard, Sug I D. ROBERT F. MILLER, pr am a ra aia —, Black Silky Vandyie Passementerie, 6 inches deep. acer mires Bookseller and Stationer, an sieht mcihancios BEATON PERRY, Reduced from $6.50 to 82 yard. 00. Dis, wah ee ‘B50, vogeny i | ee B30 15th st, Corcoran Building. New York city would gladly build a monu- EE ae ee Hand-made Mourning Vandyke, 9 inches deep. Be- a § 8 ie ’ $2.50 each, mental grave-stone over the Seeretary of the uced from $6 to $2 yd. ‘00 Bgg8 = Shell Hair Pins, one dozen in a box, 250. Ww Interior,—and furnish the official corpse. NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA avR Sesh, Auberend Back Hate Bien, 4, 6 ané O8T wate QRDEREUL, Busouse a Black Bik Veudyke, 12 inches deep, Beduced from “ Te. each. = An wool Fig There is little in the newspapers today but | _*#tstlished 1840. 38_ | 67 to 2 yard, ARTHUR BURT & CO, | Ghildren’s Fancy Gold Bracalota, 2505 5tx ain Ores and. on O86, “eet” aaa Y5e., $1 andi81.25 each, ee ete Waster & Neowers, eee ee man eee 1211 F st. AH Children’s Guld Pins, 50 and Tbe. ‘Slant upward vost If Gov. Hill is elceted im 1892 to the presi- ‘325 North Charles st., 80.75 083 yard. dency, Secretary Nobile will be the first man Baltimore, Md, ‘Black Silk Vandyke Points, 36 inches deep. Reduced bounced. Will open s+ WILLAND’S ROTEL deem 02.75 00 61.25 cosh. ——— ee pos aRLOUs, There is @ great deal of momentousness in | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, AMD THE ENSUING | B!*¢ Cut Boyd Vandyke, 14 inches deep. Reduced the atmosphere today. WEEK, from $7 to $2 yard. —_ Paris-made Costumes ard Wraps, Ball, Reception ‘Those a-e bargains worth looking after, No hum- and Dinner Gowns, Carriage and Walkizg Costumes, $$$ 1 Notwithstanding Seeretary Noblo’s letter to New Yours Bockwazaz. Gov. Hill the latier s still a democrat ‘Jeo Gowns and Sieeetng Senne: bag, but guarantoed to be Just as we advertise them. —$—$$<$<—— io Binoteon governors are to be clected today | gy paver mt Suamemtond. _Be-108 W. A PIERCE & 00, Now Bloater Mackerel. and not one of them has a showing for K SRGRAVER 05D Tw, Successors to E.G. Davis, & W. BURCHELL, << 3 gVERNA. AVE XW. si 1395 F st. The mugwuaips do not appear to be “in it,’ Bsr Bt ‘710 Market Space, Corner 8th st.