Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY... THE EVENING STARK bas the fultyet Local Ctrealation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium ts worth mere thas al! the other papers published In Washington. A communication, publishgd elsewhere in ‘Tee Stan, makes « presentation of grievances suffered by dria county. The disadvantages resulting frof the retrocession of the Virginia portion ofAhe District are now ebvious. Restoration the District to its criginal proportions w7hld largely remove the by it. District , to Jackson City, the problem of Arlington as no-man'sland wonid be in part settled, and the mihtary advan’ of holding under national control the bluffs on the other side of the Po- tomae overlgoking Washington would be gained. If Alexandria, which voted for retro- cession, wiches restoration the present District would doubtless giudly weleome the returning prodigal, and assist that return in every man- ner possible. The national government and Virginia are the parties to be dealt with. The principal opposition to the return. involving, as it would, a decrease of the territory of the state, would doubtless come from the latter. The District does not concede and cannot afford tu concede that as a | matter of law anything less than a constita- tional amendment can alter the boundaries of the seat of government created in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution. But as a matter of fact such an alteration has been effected, and it will be only after an mteresting legal straggle that the situation can be cor- rected. The lapse of time since the retroces- Bion also hampers the restoration movement. + Yesterday's senatorial decisions were ad- verse to Senators Farwell of Ilinois and Disir of New Hampshire. Dr. Gallinger, the repub- ican nominee in the latter state, is an able ex- member of the federal House of Representa- tives. Ex-Gov. Richard Oglesby has served before in the Senate. His election depends ‘upon the defeat of the democratic candidate, ex-Gor. Palmer. The three Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association members of the Hlinois legislature hold tho balance of power and de- ¢line to support the nominee of either the re- publican or the democratic caucus. Palmer having been designated by democratic con- vention and popular election the democrats do not nominate him in caucus. Whether the farmer members will regard this designation as the equivalent of a caucus nomination is not yetclear. Two points in the caucus results alluded to are the failure of Senator Chandler's program in the granite state and the over- throw of an enemy of the aduunistration in the prairie commonwealth. ———-e—____ A Dill has been introduced in the New York legislature which bas some good in it. It is Senator Loughlin’s bill to increase the terms of state officers and senators to four years and those of assemblymen to two years, and to provide for the holding of all state elections in the even years, leaving the odd years for mu- other local elections. It is said that while this is not a new proposition it has never before been put in definite shape. If enacted into law it will operate in a measure to divorce the national and state elections from local poli- tics—an object desired by all sincere reformers and students of politica. + —___. ‘The American eagle, to use a Connectien politician's figure of speech, is “flopping both ings” over Pine Ridge and vicinity. The hos tile Sioux bave delivered up some old, useless Guns and hidden the residue in tepee or lava bed. General Miles is all smiles. The calumet bas been lighted. Kicking Bear has ceased to | kick. The Brule is no longer unruly and the | Ogallulla isa traly good fellow. So much for our general « policy of “Thorough,” which was Wore effective, it seems, than Lord Strafford’s. All s wel that ends well. ————+-__ Some of the House democrats appear to think that the elections and silver bills are still coupled in fate. And they may be right. They think they can hold up the free coinage bili until they see what the Senate is going to do with the elections bill. It will be better for the business interests of the country in the present troubled times if the two measures kill ‘ach other than if they combine to carry each other through. ————++-— Certain world-fomous cutlers of Sheffield, England, are cutting their workmen's wages because, they say, the McKinley tariff has cut into their profits about 50 per cent. What is | slindes. the poison of the Britiah is the meat of the American workmen, the meat of the American manufacturer the poison of the British. Ina millennial day, perhaps, there will not be any poisons or cuttings. ———— + Dr. Koch has revealed his secret. The lymph is composed of a pure cultivation of bacilli mixed with glycerine. The lay mind follows Parts of his explanation afar off. Dr. Koch Limite the scope of his discovery with becoming modesty. A valuable principle in healing is evidently revealed, but very much remains to be done in developing its successful practical application. ——+-—___ If Gov. Hill comes to the U. 8. Senate and Mayor Grant is nominated for governor next fall as is now proposed, Mr. Cleveland will see his way clear in "2 unless Governor Grant,who Was first sheriff, then mayor, then governor, should draw the <ieadiy parallel on him. ——__-+-— - If Prof. Bryce, who has written the best book on the United States ever written bya for- eigner, could spend afew daysin the legislative halls of Colorado just now he might add an in- ‘Dave Niws: By E. P. Manns, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1691. Thereis nore in clean. 1 Be. cor. 11th and Pate. aw. a) ee ee ea ? ad Tan Mowvwextat, 007 AND 990 F ST. ¥.W. We have told you of oar Clearing Sele, snd we mean it. ‘Theimmense stock of goods in our store must be jurned into cash at once. Only a few words will suffice to show yon our intention. A list follows. Note the prices carefully, and if there shoaid be anything not mentioned herein you can be assured tt is reduced in the sane proportion. Hveryartiele in the house must be wold at once, und remember no old goods. Lvery- thing of this sewon's production. THE MONUMENTAL. Ovr Coats Asp Fons Arecut right im half. Youcan hardly appreciate the fact until you mee the ruvds, On our $3.17 counter you will find 96 and 67 Jackets, rare Jackets that were marked from $10 to At ez. ‘This is only to give you an iilea of how everything in this departicent is suld—Vlush Wraps and Jackets— Cloth Newmarkets. Inxoing throweh the stock we find three or tour special Fancy Paris Jackets. They were marked $48 and $50. You can buy them for $5. THE MONUMENTAL. y Groves. G0e. 4-button Glace at 39e. 7c. 4-button Glace at 8. 20 Pex Cexr Orr Ox Consers Is something you rarely find. We sell every Corset at this rate and our stock comprises only the best and ‘most pupular styles. B&G. . quality now 0c. Sm. ‘$1 quality now #0c. 81.40 quality now $1.12. 21.75 quality now $1.40. eeuvernshee $5.25 quality now ¢2. 60. A lot of French Woven Corsets, prices 75c. and 1, we offer at 58e. Béc. THE MONUMENTAL. Tre Mestrx Usxpeawean Sure Is unprevedented. This is how we are selling new, clean, fresh carments: Our Swortuscnt of Underwear is superb. trom the ouuenn o iowest «Tades to the finest, and this of rare chauce. Every articie at a proportionate ction THE MONUMENTAL. Hosiray. A lot of Pine Wool Vests, White, and Frices, $1, @ natural and $1.50. All sizes. Pee. ES Eur Silk Vests, low neck snd short sleeves. Value, teresting chapter to the last volume of his work. A Cincinnati street car ran over an Ohio man some months ago and cut off his leg. and this week the suit for damages resulted in a 910,000 verdict. At this rate for component parts no wonder the Ohio man comes high in the aggregate. One of the patents in the patent office should be the model of a patent office building which would conveniently accommodate four or five times as many clerks and models as it has ‘Boom for. Well-mown political in Ohio, ‘whoee gift of prophecy is valuable to them, do not hesitate to risk it im the statement that Major McKinley may be governor of Ohio if dhe wants to be. | ‘The imbroglic in Connecticut is an object lemon showing the lack of wisdom in the law ‘winch requires that state officers shall receive = majority of all the votes cast or the election be held by the legislature. Does Senator “Faltball securing the services of Senator Evarts to deliver « series of lectures on “Good Examples as Rem- dies for Defective Domestic Institution?” | It is free coinage pure and simple at the north end of the Capitol What is it going to be at ‘the south end? “Hot that we love the President more but that we love silver most,” is the burden of the Colorado Senators’ song. Prond South Carolina furnishes the Intest “horrible example” of the state officer gone ‘Wrong. ‘Per about how long will we have peace with ‘the Indians? Governor Thayer of Nebrasks bes surren- dered peaceably. , ‘Ton architects at $10,000 each ought to pro- ‘Vide the world’s fair with pretty decent quarters. THE MONUMENTAL, LR ho one mae sue Suthton Move ee. ‘WE NEVER FATHERED BB. FORE SUCH 4 SEASON OF REDUC-== TION 48 THIS THREE Daw ODD AND EXD SALE OF OURS OFFERS. NOBODY EVER DID. EVERY ITEM 18 USEFUL—RVERY QUALITY 18 30UND EVERY CUT 18 DEEP-axD WEVE BEEN 60 BUSY YESTERDAY a¥D TO- DAY. TOMORROW 18 THE LAST OF IT, AND WE'LL BE STILL BUSIER. CALL ‘THEROLL—ANDEVERY DEPARTMENT ANSWERS “PRESENT” WITHITS BULK OF BARGAINS. THEY ARE GERUINE— YOU CAN SEE THAT BY THE GREAT “LIFTS” WE'VE TAKEN OFF THE PRIOES. THE LAST DAY 18 TOMOB- Row. BIG CHANCE TO BUY. SAKS AND COMPANY, BARGAIN GIVERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH a STREET. AY $1.15 FOR TOMORROW ONLY THE CHOICE OF THE FOLLOWING REGULAR 61.50 GOODS: MISSES DONGOLA SPRING HEEL BUTTON. ‘MISSES’ DONGOLA BEELED BUTTON. ‘MISSES' DONGOLA PATENT-TIP BUT- ‘TON. MISSES’) «TAMPICO GOAT SPRING HEELS. MISSES’ BEST GOAT HEELED BUTTON. BOTs’ AND YOUTHS’ SERVICEABLE BUTTON. TOUTES AND BOTS’ LACED SHOES. LaDIES* DONGOLA COMMON SENSE BUTTON. LADIES’ KID TOP DOXGOLA BUTTON. LADIES’ DURABLE PEBBLE BUTTON. LADIES’ PEBBLE SPRING HEEL BUT- ‘TOX. MEN'S SUBSTANTIAL TIPPED LACED. EVERY PAIR OF THESE SHOES I8 GUARANTEED TO GIVE GOOD SERVICE. $1.50 WAS THOUGHT LOW FOR THEM, BUT AS WE HAVE TOO MANY OX HAND WE HOPE TO CLEAR OUT THE GREATER PART OF THEM AT §1.1570B TOMORROW ONLY. eeeee WM. HAEN & 0O.'3 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE, ‘S16 SEVENTH ST. 1922 PENN. AVE. 201 PENN. AVE. 8.2 J. W. Borzzs & Son ABE OFFERING PIANO, BARQUBT AND PARLOR LAMPS AT REDUCED PRICES. ‘J. W. BOTELER & SOX, nlélim ‘923 Peon. ave, Reprvrarios. OUR REPUTATION FOR FAIR AND HONEST DEALING 18 AS WELL KNOWN AS THAT THE FINEST READY-MADE CLOTHING IN AMER- ICA CAN BE FOUXD On OUR COUNTERS AND AT PRICES THAT ARE NO HIGHER THAN OTHER DEALERS CHARGE POR INFERIOR GRADES. OUR ASSORTMENT OF NEAVYY AND MEDIUM- WEIGHT OVER COATS 18 STILL AMPLE ENOUGH ‘TO GIVE EVERY ONE A SATISFAC- TORY CHOICE. ALL SIZES AKD SHAPES FOR THE YOUNG MEK, BOYS AND CHILDREN. ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF FULL ‘DRESS SUITS AND THE CORRECT ‘THINGS IN FURNISHINGS. 3B. ROBINSON & 00., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, falSco =: 900 Penasyivanie ave. av. ‘The balance of our stock of Furs and Far Wraps st GRALSKIN CAPES, GEALSKIN JACKETS, SACQUES AND VISITES at lower prices than they can be menutectused for. Al! reliable goods. ‘Wool Seal Capeset @15. Marten Capsoat 630. As trachea Capes at $10. A fow Bear Bone ct $10 each. ‘Raby Carriage Robes at all prices, ‘WILLETT? & RUOFD, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, ns (906 Penasytvanis ave on eaute “A JOB LOT OF BABY CARRIAGES at ‘BR GoLpsceutp's, 1007-1000 ¥ ST. X. Ww. ADVANCED STYLES FOR 1801. ‘We have purchased as ‘‘A JOB LOT™ the eatire ling of “SAMPLES OF BABY COACHES” from « large manufacturer, which Were SOLD TO US FOR CASH, AT LESS THAN THE AOTUAL COST TO THE MAKER, As we sre not prepared to open our BABY CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT for 3 months yet, ‘we will offer this very desirable lot of PINE and HIGH-GRADE CARRIAGES at » WON- 1 Cashmere, embroidered. Was 88. Now @3. 1 Lamb's Wool. Was@l5. How §3. SHORT COATS. - — ee DERFUL BARGAIN. -— ‘TOMORROW, SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1601. | 2 White Riderdown, colored plush yokeand cuffs. ACHILD’S BATTAN ROOKER GIVEN FREE WITH | | ae es, EACH CARRIAGE. Pe ore ee: At $3.00, As the styles are all different rr nee en mehave not the | pascrmatons.—— tea ‘space to desoribe cach new pattern. ‘The bodies areall cane-wound and shellacked, the upholstering is of the finest quality of silk ‘Plush and satin damask, the parasols are of silk ‘satin, with silk lace border and rich patterns of Jace covers and with the LATEST PATENT AUTOMATIC GELF-CLOSING PARASOL ROD. Thowheclsarehand made,shaved spoke, ‘with thecelebrsted Crown gear, Double braces onesch axle. The STYLES ARE ENTIRELY DIFFERENT -FROM ANY SHOWN Last SEASON, @ Bins, 2 Red. Reduced from 75 to 50 ceats. ‘7 Blue, 6 Red. Redueed from 49 to'38 cents. 1 Blue, 1 Red. Reduced from 98 to 50 cents. 1 Black, 1 Blue. Reduced from 50 to 30 cents. ‘2 Bius. Reduced from 68 to ¢0centa. 6 White, soiled. Reduced from 50 to 15 cents. 4 White, hood shape. Reduced from 49 to 25 cents. ores ‘2 Black Worsted Capes. Reduced from $1.08 to $1.25. SCALE OF PRICES. 6 Black Worsted Capes. Reduced from $1.48 t0 080. ‘Regular season price, $16. Job-lot price, $12. ‘Regular season price, $18. Job-lot price, $14. ‘Regular season peice, $19. Job-iot price, $15. ‘Begular season Sob-bot Prey Price, 820. Price, WORSTED JACKETS, — 14 Meoveless Jackets—5 Hed. 6 Black, 8 Brown. ‘Were 62.25. Reduced to G80. 11 Resreless Jackots—6 Brown, 5 Black. ‘Were 98c. Beduced to 65c. ‘Regular season price, @22. Job-lot price, $16. ‘Regular season price,$25. Job-lot price, $17. Pd peanon price, 627.50. Job-lot price, ‘5 Knit Skirts, Gray. Reduced from 980. to GBc. ‘Regular season price, €30. Job-lot price, $20. ‘12 Knit Skirts—7 Gray, 2 Bleck, 3 Light Blue. Regular season price, €56. Job-lot price, 823. ye an aa tee is © GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for those in @ Knit Skirte—2 Red, 2 Tan, 4 Black, 1 Blue. ‘want of STYLISH CARRIAGES. ‘Beduced from $1.75 to 61.25. ‘You should take edvantageof this sale, as these carriages, being s SAMPLE LOT, cannot ‘7 Knit Skirts, 3 Pink, 2 White, 1 Blue, 1 Black. ‘Reduced from $1.98 to $1.50. deduplicsted later, either by dur hous orany | 7 Flannel Plaid Skirts. peo : ssi metadata RB. GOLDSOREMID, Ee eee, ee Bt 2007-1009 F ST. H.W. ‘98 cents choice of line of Colored and Black Plain and | +5 ‘Fancy Jerseys that were $1.96, €2.25, $2.48 Lamssvace & Bao-s Dany Tux. HIB SATURDAY AMD FOR THIB DAY ONLY ‘We will sell our warranted SOLID GOLD RING AND PING, WITH GENUINE DIAMONDS, FOR $2.00. After Saturday the useal price will prevail. Gewelry department, right, next main door.) A “Tirx Fon Irene Banoam IN OUR FUR DEPARTMENT. ‘We will sell tomorrow all we have left of our WOOL BEAL CAPES. Sizes 34 00, MM MOM KER ENF 1040. Prices have been $16.50, $18.50 ee Ee waa g, Fst and $27.50. (29 Capes in all.) TO 80 Re ays XEN MORKOW'S PRICK, nae eee oes ge OT a OR THOSE WHO BUY FOR THEM. ie : a at - Our annual “*Famous” Shirt Sale has opened, shirts that arean tmprovement on any that we have offered before ; better materiaisand prices shaved a trifle. If you have ‘worn any of our Shirts, As everybody is aware of the fact that ‘there will be an advance in prices this spring we cheerfully call the attention of then we need not the public to the fact that all our Wash waste words Goods have dbeen bought s0 far in ad- on you i ‘Vance that the increase in prives does not about qualt- reach them, ties, but simply But as they are now arriving we must make the announcement make room for them. that {f you need any Shirts buy them now if you want to take advantage Of the special prices. To those who have never worn Shirts of our make we would say that you cannot buy » better Shirt anywhere for ‘one-third as inuch more money. ‘We guarantee every Shirt to At perfectly. ‘Your money is here for you if you do not find them LADIES’ UPPERS NOW $1.25. | enat way. ‘These include all that areleft. The ‘There must be s reason for the quantity of Shirts we quality is the same as we bavealways sll. ‘Rept. The colors are Drab, N. lus, — Dark Green, Tan and Black. ‘There must be reason why Men cometo ws year after year for their Shirts. THE P. D. CORSET REDUCED.— ‘There must be s reason that when we sell « single all sizes in stock. ‘Shirt a8 a sample wo are sure to sell more tothe same ‘The'83.50quality 2.75. person. Facet onney Ot. ‘TO FIND THE REASON ia civeieh conabames Look at other Shirts, ‘THE “A” OORSET G8 CENTS.—feo ‘then these, ‘This is am acme bermain in compare thean with our mediven-price Corset. ‘qualities and prices. Each pair freely warranted. _ 5c. Uniaundered Drese Shirts, ‘ply lic. Cuff 10c. pair. A rere bargain. ‘Sfp. Fast Bleck Half Hose 2ic. pair. ‘Mo. British Half Hose, heery weight, tor S00, & BRO. |BAUM'S A Sanusr Srecurrr aT SURE ENOUGH! Everybody thought it strange we didn't keep MUS- LIN UNDERWEAR. Sodid we. But we intended to ;-the moment we could pian out the facilities. “link in our chain” now—oneof the strongest. ‘Want and to find is the cause and effect of “A new broom sweeps clean"—but that who js doing the sweeping. You will Stocked this department like veterans. tend to let the *‘ew” ever wear off. Experience is the only thing that ever ‘‘ages” with us. THE BEST OF GOODS. S » “V" neck, with lace inserting and ee s+ 94.25 Gowns. ‘Muslin, tucked front and double yoke back... ‘Muslin. tucked yoke and rufte finish. ery desiens......... ‘Muslin and Cambric, tl Muslin, with tucking nd embroidery—either Best Quality Muslin and Cambric, with regular and "*V" tucking. v" collar and tucked yoke... Cambric and Muslin, with yokes trimmed in Jace und open and blind eral aa ‘Muslin and Cambric, with solid tucked yoke, ‘and cuffs of embroidery, finished with ribbon. New things in Cambric, with lace em! and ribvon finishing. $3.50, $4.50 and @3 ‘White and Black Silk. $12.50and $14.50 LONG SKIRTS. : Mus‘in, with Cambric ruffle and tuck.. Muslin, with embroidery raffle and tuck. ‘Muslin, with Cambri ruffle, stitching... finished with hem- Muslin, Muslin, with tucks » 35e. and Be. Cambric, with tucks, deep Valenciennes lace or ‘embroidery. ralencteanes ‘bon, from @1.25, $1.30, 81.45, $1.49, 61.69 and up. ‘assortment es in the other style. ‘If you want them why shouldn't you have them? EY ones gens eeeres ss sosnene B08.» S0e., Tc. and GBs im Nurs ond ‘Fancy Aprons in fine muslin, ‘Bwien. to 62.98 and Last Dar Or “Opexrxo~ ‘The “Opening” of Cotton Underwear for 1871 ter- mintee < ‘The correct London Style Neckwear for 1801 has ar- rived. The latest shapes in knots, puffs and four-in- hands; the fashionable Droken plaids, checks, &c. combining white amd the mew bimes,grays, tans, steel, Sc. ; 4G cents each is the Palais Royal price, See wi dow filled with samples, corner 12th st. and Peansyi- MEN'S GLOVES. —Anlow one of our younr ladies to Sit the clovesamd a perfect fit will beomured. The Palais Royal’ 1. 500 dozen Umbrellas arrived this morning Our contracts were xiven with a view of ereatly increased business for 1891. Laner buying bas enaliled the frames, such as sold last sewson for $2.48, are now offered at ONLY #2.20. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) BOOT-PATTERN HOSE (Fast Black). Cotton, black feet, striped uppers. Cotton, black feet, solid color uppers. Lisle, biack feet, plain color uppers. Lisle, black feet, fancy uppers... Lisle, Paris novelty boot patterns... BOOT-PATTERN HOSE (Combination colors). Lisle, rare and lovely color combinstions. Lisle, latest imported French novelties. PLAIN-COLOR HOSE (33 shades). Lisle, “‘C. G.," 180] street and evening shades. . Silk, ribbed and plain, all shades... Spur Sub, street and evening shades ‘Heavy Silk, very scarce evening shades. veel ERE 3 e aR ORY a8 CHILDREN’S IMPORTED HOSE (fast Black). (Continued below.) New Groves Ax Necewnn Pearl Suede Mousquetaires, with Black stitched Decks, areas correct for street as evening wear. We offer the best quality, every pair warranted, for only 01.508 pair. French Kid Gloves, 4 buttons, all the correct shades and «fast Black, ONLY 96c. A PAIR. When wehave to reorder the price will very probably be raised. Those who arebuving s half dozen pairs are acting economically, wisely. ECEWEAR. Silk Mouselaine de Sole Double Ruffin, with hand- embroidered border. This Kuffling is rum on silk terial yard \uroidered. 280. yard A BARGAIN —Bolting Cloth Rufling, with tinsel edge. 18c. quality........ «Continued below.) Avovr Mistzanme Apvenrisemests. How easy tomisiead youin regani to Wraps. The merchant, who, through lack of experience and good taste,selects monstrosities that every one rejects comes ‘ut late in the season with « big sdvertisement of *“im- ported wraps st less than their cost,” ete., ¢tc. Or, Perhaps, the merchant of the old school at last awakening to the fact that last year's and the year before last Wraps are not selling rushes into print with alist of reductions that appear marvelous. ‘Then there is the advertisement that quotes the very latest style garments oi seductively low prices, and when you reply you find only a few undesirable sizes. Again, there are the advertisements of the merchants, ‘who, finding thelr credit business often brings serious losses inake food those losses by lance profits, eo that if some of their patrons never pay their bills they still aregainers. Such merchants might advertise their $20 Wraps for $15 and yet they are likely to be the identical garments advertised by the merchant whose cash business enables $15 to be the rerular price. Se much for misleading advertisements. We trust you ‘will not be misled Ly the folowing: n tn a ta-One-tenth of the price marked on any garment im the Palais Royal Wrap Department. ‘We can please your taste, St your figure, and, we think, lighten your pocketbook book lees than they who consciously or unconsciously write misleading adver- ‘TO SELECT FROM: Ladies’ Flannel Tea Gowns. Ladies’ Silk Tea Gowns. ‘Ladies’ Seal Plush Jackets. ‘Children's (1 to 4) Plush Hata, ‘Cafléren’s (1 to 4) Sik Hate. SW-We sak an intelligent resding of our's end other teaseeenenesesareecececeeeceeseee+s G50 and G8 | advertisements. We ask intelligent comparison of va- We know our prices will make you ask yourssives ‘Hoty, quality and prices ef the garments advertised. PREVIOUS TO STOOK TAKING. A cyeltasuen pen atest we bergs EE tees Sco e es ee gine sp rota Motre Sash an down to $2.25 for piece ceca ees next sortmoht. You well ee some stock mart down taking bargains ‘W. A PIERCE &00., Buccessors to E.G. Devin, n ‘T1¥ Market Space, cor @th et Tae Lasr Ca Ix “Suoupan CAPES” AND “PARIS ROBE DRESS PATTERNS” at JOHNSON & LUTTRELI. Toclose the balance of our “Shoulder Opes" we quote the following big reductions: 2Gray Krimmer Capes. Sises36and 40. Former Price, 630. Now, 610.9%. 2 White Thibet Capes Sises 36 an@ 38. Former 7 Bisck Hare Capes. Sizes 34, 36end 38 Former Price, 4. Now, $2.08. ‘Real Astrachan Capes at $10, $12 and $15. Formerty $13, $15 and #20. ‘The above is only = partial list of car Gesteuble “*Capes” now in stock. Soif you havea ide of buy- ing one it will be to your advantage to ee ours bafase “001K RODE DRESS PATTERNS. ‘The former prices were €13.50, $15 and $18. Take Your choice for €9.65. the original prices were considered below their value. ‘Call early and get the chvice. All of our Winter *“Dress Goods,” Blankets, Under Your dollars will fo twice as far et our stere if you are wWiling ty take these goods, which we offer with the maryin on the wrong side. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL'S POPULAR PRICED DRY GOODS SOUR, ‘713 Market Space, ‘2-1m = Between 7th and Gthets. Worree Is Comma To A Cross. reduction of 25 PER CENT Off of lowest marked prices. We haveone lot @9, 11.50. @12.50, $14 615 and which will go ot e seduction (817.50 Seal Plush STRASBUROER'S, — 404 AND 406 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. ‘Don't mise our Anpual Underwear Geis, Ax A:sireces ‘12 0 berd, bat Albert Boss ise moveliat ‘Who bes written “THOU SEALE NOT,” “SPEAKING OF ELLEN." oo “HER NUSBARD'S FRIBED* ‘te bis last work. Price, 50x. " Per euie br ‘ROBERT 7. MILLER,