Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1891, Page 4

4 =, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.c. _THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ‘WEDNESDAY ++: April 15, 1891. CROSBY 5. NOYES . THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Ctrealation of aay Newspaper im the Werld, and as an Advertising Medium te worth mere t all the other papers published ia Washington. ——— es ‘The administration seems desirous of extend- ing widely the civil service rules, Judging from i@ action in imeluding under them the phy- siciana, school superintendents, assistant super intendents, school teachers and matrons in the Indian service, the model attendants in the patent office, and all those persons heretofore under s clause of the third rule promoted from the mmelassified to the classified service upon passing anon-competitive examination. Such employes of the government will have now to climb up by the front stairs. The changes men- tioned are, taken altogether, radical improve- ments, and indicate the determination of the prosent administration to give the systgm of merits full trial on «broad field of action. The civil service commission, as stated in yes- terday’s Stan, are highly gratified that the service is thus extended, and are justified in the expressed confidence that these reforms will proceed as fast and as far as they can be judiciously pushed. One of the next steps, perbape, will be to include under the roles the whole of the lower Indian servico—hereto- Ome bundred years ago today the corner- stone of the District was laid. The District's centennis! was publicly commemorated on the 10th instant in connection with the pat- ent centenary, but” teict's real birthday. Inasmuch as the republic is about to celebrate the 400th anaiversary of the discovery of America im another than the anniversacy year, it would, perhaps, be presumptuous in the capital to in- direetly reproach the nation by being itself strictly accurate in the date of its commemora- tion. But while the discrepancy in the case of the nation is of months, in the District's case it is of « few days only, and the District commemora- tion bas the merit of being ahead of time instead of lagging tardity behind it. Between this date and the centenary of the time of the occupa- tion of Washington as the seat of govern- ment im 1900 there will be a number of events connected with the establish- ment of the city (as distinguished from the District) which may worthily be com- memorated. And on the most suitable of these oeeasions we may expect a suitable commemo- ration, which shall be devoted exclusively to the local celebration, and which shall not be tais-fit in the matter of dates. ‘The congress of western states in session at Kansas City isa notable body for several rea- soma First, it is the beginning of the indus- trial and political movement, follewing in the wake of the Farmers’ Alliance, between the two sections that are now pressing to the front in rivalry with the east and center. South ap- peals to west to meet on common ground and settle a ptogram for the future. Second, it is aconcert between the Mississippi valley states to secure legislative and other ends for the im- provement of the region named, which region is large enough to include all the states around the headwaters of streams flowing into the Father of Waters. Third, the congress seems to extend its farther and to take in the agricultural communities, with all their draw- Deeks and grievances as well as their hopes and plans. The social aims of all these common- ‘wealths, like the social aims of so many other communities, spring from their physical wants aad anxious apprebensions respecting the same. ‘When the pinch comes the theory is at its heels, and often the theory is more drastic than the pinch—the remedy suggested more dangerous than the evil of which complaint is made. — today is the Div- ‘The carefully considered opinion of Assistant District Attorney Thomas, printed in yester- day's Stax, gives some promise of the utiliza- tion for electric lighting and other purposes of the water power at Little Falls. At some time ‘the power supplied by the Potomac bath at Great and Little Falls, perhaps especially the former, will doubtless contribute largely to the Distziof's population and general welfare. Grest factories clouding and poisoning the air with coal smoke and gas are not desirable in a eity of homes like Washington, and especially must they be excluded from the neighborhood of tae residence portion of the capital. But on certain obvious lines of manufacture, and in theesives, the development of the capital as a manufacturing city cannot proceed too fast. ro Would it not be sensible not to say charita- ble and sanitary idea for the Commissioners to allow the policemen some discretion in the matter of wearing their overcoats? To say that aman shall wear an overcoat up to acer- tain date, hot or cold, is an arbitrary arrange- ment which works even worse than a provision that street lamps shall not be lighted on nights when the moon is scheduled to shine, no matter how cloudy and dark these nights may be. + ‘The Keystone house has nearly unanimously passed the ballot reform bill and the friends of the honest ballot anticipate an early day for ite passage im the senate. Pennsylvania is too great a state and has too pressing © need for the measure for it to be long delayed. The ‘Theawfal weather of March was as iojurious to ‘Dusiness as to health. The Palais Royal's April ‘series of special sales will 20 increase the sales that the ull days of last month shall be made good. aw PER CENT i PER CENT PER CENT on oo ow ye co $8 iy OHS si 8 Bi Fz All garments in the Wrap Department st one-tenth off the prices marked on them. The stock of Blasers, Reefers, Capes, Wrappers, also Children’s Suite, &0., is unusually large and varied. The prices marked om the goods as low, in many instances lower, than else- where for equal qualities. The 10 per cent discount posttively assures the lowest prices. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. 50e. China Silks, all colors. Black Siiks of all makes at 10 per cent discount. Black Sik Grenadines at 10 per cent discount. Pricatley's Spring Black Goods 10 per cent discount. $1.50 English Broadcloths., 113.50 Paris Robes, all styles, DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. 500. Colored Silk Gimps, per yard... ‘S5e. Black Sk Gtmps.... 18e. Black Silk Gimps.. $3.00 Cantile and Jewel Trimming. $7 35 Jewel Trimming, all styles LACE DEPARTMENT. $1.20 Black Thread Lace, 11 inches wide. G0c. Chantilly Lace, bow pattern, 14 inches. .50c. yard €1.50 Guipure Lace, 16 inches wide. ‘9c. Chantilly Lace, 20 inches wide. 8c. Chantilly Lace, 16 inches wide.. ‘Te. Cream Chantilly, 16 inches wide.... ‘Ge. Irish Point Lace, 11 inches... 1.35 yard. S5e. Cream Chantilly, 13 inc! G0c. Bow Pattern, 6 inches wide. ‘20e. Oriental Lace, 12 inches wide.. 590. Oriental Lace, 14 inches wide... 480. Fedora Lace, 4 inches wide.. 5c. Fedora Lace, 5 inches wide. ‘300. Fedora Lace, 25; inches.. GLOVE DEPARTMENT. PARASOL AND UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT. 83.25 Novelty Parasols. 83.96 Noveity Parasols.. $18 Imported Novelty Parasols, 81.25 Genuine Gloria Unbrelias. €12.50 Imported Novelty Umbrellas. . 81.98 Rubber Circular, feather-weight. JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. 50e. Snake and Heart Bracelets... 68c. Silveroide Match Boxes..... LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT. Cowhide also Leather Satebels, stamped in imitation of Alligator. Superior make and finish. Inches, 10 11 12 14 Price, Ge. 70e. Tie. “Boe. ‘The Cowhide Bags are lined with bockbinders’ leather. ‘NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. 9c. a yard Ruffling, all styles... RATT) W. A. Pianos & Ca. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1801. about town, Ours are sold elsewhere at 50c.—their regular price. Fine-saug eFancy Cotton Hose that, Were it not for the colorings, would sell for 50c., are being sold for 20. We take off 1c. to make you forgot their color. Yet it is ulla matter of taste, a8 Some customers cousider themn quite attractive. 20c. per pair. We offer an excellent Fine-xauge Cotton Hose, in Pisin Gray, Tan, Brown and Bisek, at :t5e. per pair. A NEW DEPARTMENT. —Wo beg toannounce the “opening” of a Fan Department. Quite soasonable, fsn't it? Not s few dozens, as many keep fans, but myTiadsor styles, colurines, shapes, &c. ‘To introduce the stock more forcibly to your notice we offer two special baryains. 500 Fancy Japancee Fans, ina va- Hlety of colorings, cod size, finished 0c. and 12c. Only Ze. each. ‘300 Elegant Gilt and Silver and Painted Japanese Fans, larco size, fancy silk cords, Usual price 250. Only 17. each. Fans of Paper, Linen, Gauze, Silk, ae. The large trade of the past two days convipces us that we bave in our special Lines the best-selected stock ‘and best intrinsic values possibly ob- tatnabie in this city. WILLIAM H. McKNEW (uecessor to B. H. Taylor), 1 983 Pennsylvania ave. bRBbLBADLORLALRALODDELGRALLAGES 5 ss AUR POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. SPECIAL SALE IN UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL SALE IN SILVER WARE DEPART- MENT. SPECIAL SALE IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. ‘These sales are ‘attention. eonomicl bayeswil ake edvantag of them. ‘Tomorrow we FOURTH SPECIAL SALE OF THIS WEEK, ‘Which is in our LINEN, WHITE GOODS And DOMESTIO DEPARTMENT. ‘The following will convince you that it is to your advantace to buy now. quality Stripe and Plaid Lawns. Were yard. Reduced to A YARD. 50 pieces Outing Flannels in pew and stylish pet- terns. Gucomssors to E.G. Davis, ‘19 Market Space, Corner 8th Street. 4 BONANZA OF UNUSUAL RICHNESS. catch the custom, and when you have done this ‘sucvess is bound to follow. ‘TOMORROW WE WILL OFFER THE BARGAINS OF BARGAINS. of EMBROIDERED HEM- stock of the largest importer in this country. ‘We have secured the entire lot. They cannot ‘be duplicated at aay price. If you want them ‘secure them at once. LOT 1 CONSISTS OF A VARIETY OF Patterns 45-inch Hemetitched Fiouscing ta cabectaerien end ‘Rogular price, ‘OUR BARGAIN price, 81 5 vere. LOT 218 A HANDSOME COLLECTION ‘Of Deep Embroidered Flouscing, some drawn work, others with inserting of embroidered net, all hemstitehed. price, €2. OUR BARGAIN price, $1.20 yard. LOT 3 CONTAINS STILL RICHER PAT- TERNS. . Regular peice, $2.50. OUR BARGAIN price, 81.25 yard. IN LOT 4 YOU WILL FIXD SOME. ‘Exquisite Styles in Irish Point. Hand-drawn ins yom Point de Gens. Regular price, OUR BARGAIN price, $1.38 yard. LOT 6 CONTAINS THE RICHEST And most beautiful pattern made in Kmbroid- ered Flouncings. Hand-drawn work, embroid- red splica, elorant Irth Point, exquisite open work patterns. Reyular price, $3.50 yard. OUR BARGAIN price, $1.50 yard. 4 TREMENDOUS SALE OF DRESS SHIELDS. ‘You are having your spring dresses made, and Row is the time you need DRESS SHIELDS. ‘While you are buying why not buy RELIABLE SHIELDS, with « GUARANTEE with each Pair. The BRANDS we quote below we have EXCLUSIVE CONTROL of for this CITY. So OTHER HOUSE IN WASHINGTON have these Shields you cannot make a mistake. Until fur- ther notice we will make the following REDUC- TIONS im these Dress Shields to introduce then to the Ladies of WASHINGTON: THE CHARM. No, 2-Was 18c. Reduced to 15e. pair. No. 3_Was We. Reduced to 1c. pair. ‘This Shield is called **Charm,” which it realiy is, MANUFACTURER'S GUARANTEE. ‘Warranted to be in texture the perfection of THINNESS AND SOFTNESS. The rubber js guaranteed to be perfectly ODORLESS, and by their new process of STEAM CURING the cum they have overcome the great objection to all other Rubber Shields, namely: The liability to injure and discolor the covering and to become disayreeably hard. Any pair that fails to rive perfect satisfaction may be returned and will be exchanged at any thme. “THE PEARL.” eee ae Reduced to 13c. pair. age ~ 4 M00. ae ‘When you have used this Shield you will pro- ‘ounce it a Pearl indeed. MANUFACTURER'S GUARANTER. ‘Warranted to be in texture the perfection of THINNESS AND SOFTNESS. The rubber le wasranteed to be pertectiy ODORLESS, and by their new process of STEAM CURING thegum they have overcome the great objection to all other Rubber Shields, namely: The liability to injure and discolor the ‘overing and to become disagreeably hard. Any pair that fails to give perfect satisfaction may be returned and will be exchanged at any ‘tune. “THE EXQUISITE.” ‘These are well adapted for thin dresses; this Shield being extra light weight and White on Doth sides. MANUFACTURER'S GUARANTEE. ‘Warranted to be in texture the perfection of THINNESS, SOFTNESS AND ODORLESSNESS. At the same time possessing the indispensable quality of PERFECT IMPERVIOUSNESS to moisture. ‘Any pair that fails togive perfect satisfaction may be returned and will be exchanged at any W. A. PIERCE & CO., Buccessors to E.G. Davis, ‘WO Market Space, t Cor. 8th st, Tomonzow. Srasssvrcres BANNER SALE 18 NOW IN PROGRESS, BEGINNING WEDNES- DAY, APRIL 15, AND CONTINUING THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 17 AXD 18. ‘This ia our inaugural Banner Sale, which we intend to continue from time to time.that is,we will haves series of them. ee Below we quote unheard of prices for new, salable odds, no old stock, but goods that everybody can use, ‘capectally at these prices. Note the difference im prices. On the left of each article mentioned in this columm You Will find regular price of the same; on the right are the remarkable low BANNER SALE PRICES, ‘which Will bo designated on our counters with a yel- low banner-shaped sign. * DRESS Goons. ‘$3.75 Dress Robes, five shades... oe ‘7c. All-wool Henrietta, silk finish, 40-inch, ‘98c. Fino Pearl Dress or Coat Buttons......89¢. dozen 1c. Black Jet Buttons... Se, 4-holes, Pearl Buttons, ‘98c. All-silk Drese Nets (45-inch)... Be. All-eilk Face Veils. ‘360, Chenille Dotted Velling (26-inch)... RIBBONS. Sc. All-silk Moire, Feather edged. $1.25 All-silk Surah Sashes ....... 81.25 Ladies’ Linen Hemstitched (6 in box). .78c. a box 480. to 75c. Ladies’ Fine Embroidered Hand- kerchiets SOAPS AND PERFUMERIES. ‘Se. Batley's La Duchesse Face Powder......12¢. a box Se. Bafley's Renowned Package, containing 3 ‘Box of Swan Down and 1 Bottle German Co- 10c. Woven Initials sess on Se, Darning Cotton.. Ix Guove Deranrexr. Woorwann & Lorszor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. X.W, —o—_ WE WILL SELL ‘THURSDAY, APRIL 16, IN MEN'S DEPARTMENT, FOR 50. A HALF DOZEN, 500 dozen Men's 4-pty 2100 Pure Linen Ool- Jars, sizes trom 12 to 17, inclusive. —For 50c. a half dozen. — FOR $1 A HALF DOZEN, 500 dozen Men's 4ply 2100 Pure Linen oe half dozen.. ‘out at aprice which enables us to make you this surprising offer, giving you the advantage of coon OM aes one ree eek ee Remember they areall of 4-PLY, 2100 PURE LINEN (warranted), and twenty: cents would becheap for any of them. ry Price Go SRE TET AS Oe Sy 914 HALF DOZEN PATRS FOR THE CUFFS. (First floor, first annex.) FOR 81.00. SPECIAL.—100 dozen. Ladies’ 4-button French Kid Gloves, in Tans, Browns and Black; excellent fitting. Usually sold at $1.25. —#1.00 pair.— FOR 81.00. Ladies’ G-batton-length Mousquetatre Suede Gloves, in assorted shades of Tan, with feather- $1.00 pair. — FOR $1.23. Ladies’ ¢-button Suede Gioves, in Tan, Grays and Black, with ataacaan: embroidery. —a2 First Noor, 11m wt: balding) Is Boys Crormxe Derantaesr. —ie. each; 3 for $1.00.— FOR 83.00. Another lot of those excellent Romping Suite for boys from 5 to 15 years of age in five pat- terns; all very serviceablecolors. This suit has Is Gossaxee Deranrwesr. SPECIAL, FOR $8.00. One lot of English Gossamers in Plaids, Checks. Btripes and Thess ove lishe-welght eermente and ave cus- ‘sizes. Originally Tx Caunpnews Axo Missex DEPARTMENT. For $7.25, $8.00 AND 88.75. Children's Fine All-wool Cashmere 6, 88.73. — FOR 88.50, 99 50. $10.50, $11.50 AND$12.50. Children's Fine All- oil Cabeneetaneneha pointal —Size 4, $8.80. Size 8, 810.50.— —Bize 6, $9.50, Bize 10, $11.50.— —fiize 12, $12.50.— % FOR 89.00, $9.75, $10.25, $11.00 AND 811.75. Children's Fine All-wool French Flannel Sailor Suits in Navy Blue and White Stripes; full skirts, blouse waists laced in front. —Size 4, $9.00. Size 8, @10.25.— —Bize 6, 89.75. Size 10, $11.00.— Size 12, $11.75. — FOR 611.75, $12.75 AND 812.75. "s and Misses’ ‘With shirred zouave front; plaited back, with sash. —Size 10, 911.75. Size 12, $12.75.— —Bize 14, $13.75.— NOVELTIES IN FRENCH HAND-MADE ‘Wine-colored silk velvet and brass buttons. Bize 8 years. —220.00.— Rose Henrietta Dress, ee steel buckles. Size 8 822.50. —— UL 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. X.W. a IK HIGH-CLASS WASH GOODS. ‘Ome lot Koechlin's Best French Satines, in ‘Biack and White and piain colors. ~—Reduced to Lie. a yand.— (Piret floor, 10th st. building.) Ix Davoorsts: Suxpnies. —FOR 18. AN OUNCE. — 1,800 ounces W.& L.'s Extracts, in fine “ —4 quet" odors. Sold by drugwists at 5c. Price, including bottie, —se. an ounce. — (First floor, 11th st. building.) Ts Sur Deranrwesrt. FOR 81.50. plaited back and front ; belt, roll collar and full high sleeves; — 50 each. —~ (rina toor, ties st building. ) Tx Tastz Cover Axp Tor De PARTMENT. FOR 25c. Another lot of Seddle-bag Head Rests, in a ‘variety of colors. Ix Aur Deranruest. FOR 81.00. —#1 dozen. — FOR 10c, Hand-embroidered All-linen Doylies. —10e. exch.— (Second floor, 24 annex.) Ts Dazss Trnoaxa Deranruesr. Colored Silk Cord, with gilt and silver tinsel. —Se. a yard.— Plain Colored Silk Cord. —Se. a yard. —_ Narrow Black Silk Hercules Braid, with fancy edge. —Se. a yard. 50c. «dozen, — Fancy Biack Silk Braid, 3 to 9 inches deep. —8e. to $9.00 8 yard. — Black Jet Girdies. —With pendant fringe, $2.75 and 83 each.- ——Without fringe, Sand 63.50 ench— with pendants. Colored Gimp, with ¢ with gilt and silver tinsel, 3¢ to ‘Sinches wide. —I6e. to 68c. « yard.—§ Colored Gimp, without tinsel, % to 3 inches wide. —l8e. to Te. a yard.— First floor, 11th st. building.) = WOODWARD & LOTHEOP, 20th, 11th and F sta. ow. eps ELEVENTH ANNUAL CLEARING SALE or HIGH CLASS FURNITURE AND FABRICS. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ‘TODAY aND TOMORROW. Case Wore _Qeaure. +t peg are attentive listener’ aie ‘when there are interesting facts Under discumion We're talking om the envimg ide of your puree thars interceting—eiwage- so we have your attention now. Did you ever ‘wear any of our $10 or $15 SUITS asd OVER- COATS? You'll be ‘surprised to fad what me qualities are keeping company with such jee prices. THE TEN DOLLAR GRapE A T $10 WEVE THREE THOUSAXD & SUITS—inaybe © few over—and sbout A balf as many OVEROCOATS. Every ome (of them we will ruarantee. Of course they are not 635 SUITS and OVEROCOATS—dat theyre © great deal better then you've given thet ‘amount of money cretit for buying before. We haven't crowded them full of cheap decors. thoms—that eats up the money that ought to eo into quality. We'vemade and trimmed them in harmony with the newest fashions. Been (Careful in the selection of our fabrics sven to ‘ft that the patterns were nobby when they ‘Were not platn—and, above all, watched the work. That's what @10 worth tewith ws, TrITHE SUITS ARE IN BLACK AND FANCY CHEVIOTS, TWEEDS, CA8SI- MERES' Howespuns -in Sacks and Cut- aways. On some of the former we've put Pateh pockets. That style seems to “take well” With some dresser. Don't forget all this time: t's only @10 you're paying. TYITHE OVERCOATS BEGIN IN TRE short lengthe—vecause the young men Uke them and some of the older oues do, too. They don"t stop though until they get to ‘the medium ‘ong that the elderly men always insist on. But be it Jong—or be it short—it te Tight in At, color sua cloth_YOU CAN DE- PEND ON IT-if it ts only #10, THE FIFTEEN DOLLAR GRADE. A T $15 IT SEEMS AS IF WE GREW sa more than five doliars better. What 2A tallors chante 630 for and other clothiers shout about at €20we're eure we can dupis- cate out of our $15 grade. We put DOUBLE-BREASTED BLACK CHEVIOTS, ‘with and without DOUBLE-BREASTED VESTS, in this grade—Some of thove natural shades in CHEVIOTS snd HOMESPUNS— “patch pocketed and plain.” SINGLE- BREASTED, ROUND and SQUARECUT SACK OCOATS—THREE an FOUR BUT- ‘YONED—One, three end four-betton CUTA- ‘WAY FROCKS in plain and fancy weaves. HE OVEROCOATS ARE EVEN MORE of a surprise than the SUITS—A SILK- LINED OVEROOAT for $15 would have been scouted st as impossible a few seasons eroIT'S HERE-though—in three shades— fashionable ones, too. TYLE 18 STYLE, WHETHER IT 18 im @15 ¢arment or a 85 one—And you SusScan call for the latest in thmerade. You will get «. ‘The COVERT COATS for theex- tremists—*‘lengthening lengths” for the more moderate tastes—They're mide in the beat manner poambie trimmed appropriately and will At you just as eure as you are a foot igh. a 8 A MATTER OF CURIOSTY, IF AA Bothing more, we wmt you to come in ‘4 Aand haves look at beth of these grates. ‘Looking don't obligate yo. to buy—but you'll know then what €10 and 115 means when we ere talking it in clothing. SAKS AND COMPANY, PENNSYLVANIAAVENUE AND Bry SEVENTHSTREET. FEET G HE. 80, REMEMBER THERE 18 ‘HEAVENLY COMFORT IN OUR a aA Fx ‘The following bargains should attract you early to- sion waked’ FAMOUS FEATHER WEIGHT Principal opposition comes from Philadelphia, HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. Hef TURK BOOTS LapDIEs. 4 1 Children's Very Fine French Hand-made aes FoR Sotegeeb city and cret of mactel thn caseayt- 0c. Ladies’ French Embroidered Handkerchiefs. .20¢ Ss ge oxmcephtat er ign EMBRUIDERIES AND WHITE GOODS. ‘Mauve Henrietta Dress, trimmed with Golda ALL STYLES-ALL WIDTHS, , ——- 5c. Ladies’ Embroidered Linen Handkerchiets....18e Bes S08 = outfor the day. Calland eee the goods, You will be] oo tae Brown sik voivet and ribbon, “Bis 10 years. sai " ‘ Fine Linen and Lace Handkerchiefs marked at va- surprised what values they are vet tines, te a Avery pair of Pheer vipraianeraomy eves popes m4 ‘ious prices—from $1 to €16—at 10 per cent discount. — Ladies’ Ribbed Vesta, white, Bc. ; worth 15c. with loops, good value, from $25 to $12. $2.50. ' ot} — 5, tiaguished consideration to Boss Hill of New |< M*?'*Linen Handkerchiots... a ee eg | Taitlee' Ginghain Wrappers, 87c. ; worth 81.50. Tx Croux Derantwext. Solid Oak China Closets, from $25 to $15. Po York state it is accepted by some persons asa eine be ihise — ‘Ladies’ Tan Blazers, $1.50; worth $2.75. we ct ak ae firm compact between the two braves to take ew Jullie? Cask. mowing 01d) wekenon tepid paw lng lh megs Fine Quality Splece Parlor Suite, in imported mend the scalp of one Grover Cleveland, aspiring to a, g% a ihe neasiolia aa Ua ods fee ca ‘Tapestry, trom $85 to $40. HAND-TURN LOW SHOES ‘tee Dosekip o: the United States, which Boss 8 <—_ FOR LADIES. ‘Hall wants for bimself, along with sundry other By8 S08 = Boys’ Shirt Waists, 2ic. ; worth 35c. (Carved Oak Cheval Gises, from @45 to 625. ALL THE POPULAR STYLES, honors and emolaments. & YARD. Calico Wrappers, waist lined, 50s. ; worth 8c. ‘Cheval Glass, French Piste, from $28 to $15 PRICES: ——_—_-— — ; — absent eaaunetine Cherry 101 1 ‘The grip or influenza, which fs doing its work tedinamntomeben ik | Coe tte Twilied French Flannel Blazers, in a variety of Te. in this ecuntry, hasaine sengpenred in England | Sepeumm, Eagibhs und German Somny andes. exceilent value oven if you would have to pay much | Nurses’ Aprons, 15c. ; worth 25c, a AXD WE WILL OFFER YOU. MANY-OTER 1.00. and France. Im some places in the south of | brac. alao Art Clocks and Bronzes, at 10 per cent dis- | more tor the sane Quilt. Best Calico, warranted fast; Ze. to bottom of earment “All ara Baghaad all labor ise been practically sus-| ua! a oe ie aa ma ‘uan's Wish Mito, Siac eestn te a BARGAING IF TOU CALL RARLY. | sigs. a pended. So far this disease bas baftied all in- dozen and Momie Towels. 22x44. worth FOR 96.75. 88.50, $10 AND 615. ose. vestigations into its origin. One thing about Never havo they been before sold at such slow price. | Summer Corsets, 47c.; worth 75c. Capes in Tan, Gray, Navy Blue and Black e105. it is certain —the patient must take care of him- ‘Men's Outing Shirts, 20c. ; worth 480. ee — 92.50. self. The disease cannot safely be negiected. _— Se eee J pa crichton Saale nin FOR $12.50. RE. The borees in Secretary Rush's carriage in ies Xow Tan Vicuna Cloth, Jackets, eatin-ined LEX, MILNE, GENUINE KANGAROO SHOES Knoxville yesterday ran away and smashed up seoven and seletn lined body Rene, things generaily, though without hurting any- agen 1 (Taira oor, Tithe, balling) LOW OR HIGH OUT. body. Thie comes of not giving Uncle Jerry oO] ote 16 F eT. BS the Hines and putting him on the “nigh wheel bipneneed oss,” as was done on that other occasion when 67.25 Fine Beaded Capes, extrelong.......05.08 | Ix Norrox Dersaneesr. e286. he,drove the hay wagon to Nacirema. es a eee tk orn onsetmctcgenesceeneal OD 3.05, ees AND 736 SEVENTH 81. ¥.W. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. ncsiejvovtnh Debate ee thei i ° Hee refusal of the legislatures of certain mestic” Sewing Machines, i ectinas gery soushera states to make appropriations for —Se. a box. — Tepcesentation at the World's Fair has provoked 2 HAHA S One case of 4-4 ““Frait of the Loom” Cotton fore. a ‘RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, — PET 167TH STREET, py ta weary slee oped and put on sale exvelient values 1022 PEXNSYLVANIA AVE., vie ented Lavan, ‘2he., Se. and S30. Titish Relnaooks, bet mabee, Ife, 200,28. and ‘Se. a yard. Tee Persian La At the 1opest pomible pries Sor the bast makee of goods. BAURL'S _ POPULAR SHOPPING PLACA, » 77m ernest. lS) «=: 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 6. C. A. Movonus, srnctas napooriog OM Lane Dar Gove _Dn Goons. from from Ce 05.50 to 62. ssteteseesesseeseeseseeeeees se DOS, (Be. Cambric Dresnes,.....cecceeseeenereeenssevesesss 408 blicans, and Sherman, should get together in Ohio it is currently believed that the fur would fly. one Mo. Outing Bhirtwatetennss...csvernreereenereere SIO (Ole. Rercale Shirtwaists, SHEE MTS "| “et canbe beeen eet your pao age, bat besides the ebove bargains we have s mood | that ean ooly be appreniated by calling at