Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1891, Page 4

4 t THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ‘WEDNESDAY. .May 13, isnt. Editor. == THE EVENIN Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. ——_——— It was not so long ago when men tulked everywhere in this republic about the manifest | destiny which was carrying the stars and stripes and the eagle and the Fourth of July in rapid flight to ‘he uttermost north or to the remotest confizes of the perfervid south. But ‘the ardor of our land-seeking and race-absorb- ing patriotism has cooled suddenly. Although | the broad acres of the trans-Mississippi region ‘re fast filling cp and it is already a problem where we shall place the last aborigine the desire for immediate annexation of territory has disappeared from sight. No longer as & people do we aspire to reach the arctic except by walking there with Mr. Peary over the froamn crust of Greenland. With fair Mexico the national dailiance is now through reci- procity treaty, and the most tempting offers of the American party in Cuba have recently been received with the chilliest indifference. Once | American blood was freely shed for control of | the “Ever Faithful Isle:" now the American statesman would sooner think of asking for a slice of land on the Congo than accept the free gift of the Queen of the Antilles. In less than thirty years the great republic has swollen inconveniently fat on the greatest variety of | races and nationalities ever taken into a national system, and assimilated as well as pos sible. What the republic wants now is an anti- fat prescription. It needs a tonic for its powers of digestion anc assimilation. It demands not more food, but the opportunity to masticate that which it has bitten off. To the hardy Newfoundianders, to the liberal “Kanucks,” to | the Amercan party in Cuba, there is but one graceless word: Brothers, just as much trade and social fraternity as possible, but for the present the United States will grow larger mainly by natural increase of population, post- poning for a season the further absorption of territory peopled by incongenial races, and postponing indefinitely the alarming increase of unhealthy corpulency due to indiscriminate immigration. American “manifest destin xot dead, but is taking a sound and refreshing = ll oe om SC The frightful losses by fire in the Great Lakes region and the mountain section of Pennsylva- nia continue. Hardly any disaster is more felt in a civilized community than this sweep- ing destruction of forests, crops, homesteads, and villages. It will take along while and the expenditare of much money and effort to re- store the devastated portion of Michigan, Wis- consin and Minnesota. The great fires, fam- ines, pestilences and natural convulsions have done more than the cruelest wars, civil com- motions and persecutions to change the face of the world. Until blight fell on his erop and stopped his supply of bread the ex- actions of the tax collector and the galling pride of the ruling caste were little resented by the French peasant. But when awful famine had stalked again and again through the fair- est portions of France, destroring or embitter- ing existence, the Revolution came. It is physical want that pinches first. The sympa- thy of the country should be extended actively to the distressed people of the northwest, where ‘the losses from fires are most keenly felt. — oe President Polk and other Farmers’ Alliance Jeaders have predicted that if the democrats | nominate ex-President Cleveland in the presi- | ential race of 1392 a third party will be inevi- table im that contest. This prediction is of much significance. The tendencies of the democrats, east and west, on the silver ques- tion are so divergent that it is interesting to know what effect beyond the appearance of the third candidate in the field the renomination of Mr. Cleveland would have. Choice between two alternatives is permitted to the democrats: either disregarding the Alliance they must ¢ling tenaciously to their issue of the tariff, made in 1388, or they must subordinate it to the free silver and subtreasury issues pre- pared for the Farmers’ Alliance. snseaie Pare Great forest fires were once little forest fires. That was the time for fighting them. | ‘These conflagrations are mostly caused by the clearing operations in the spring of the farm- ers or by bands of gypsies or sparks from Jocomotives. Organization is necessary in the beginning to restrain them and as it is every- Dody’s business to organize nobody organiz: ———— Cleveland's Yemarks last night before the Cleveland Democracy suggest the present | “brazenly exhibits today « Billion-Dollar Con- gress.” Denunciation of republican extrava- kance and inequitable tariff laws as twin evils is Mr. Cleveland's platform. He is not saying a word, however, about silver. — = ‘The Cleveland Democracy is the name of the leading democratic organization in Buffalo, and it is safe to say that Goy. Hill is not an honorary member. —— as George W. Childs of Philadelphia celebrated his sixty-third birthday yesterday quietly and STAR has the fullest Local | Bor Twice A Year. ‘Twice annually we surprise our patrons with the Finest Cotton snd Cambric Underwear at much less than the cost of materials and trimmings. Semi-an- | Bually weare complimented by one of the lesding | manufacturers of the country, who charges us nomi- | nal price for his samples. The summer seeson being over with the manufacturer, we are now the happy and proud possessors of a few hundred undergarments, Which are in turn to surprise and please our patrons. ‘Traveling salesmen are naturally anxious to preserve the beauty of their samples, so that few of the gar- ments show signs of handling. The prices we ask are but a slight advance on the cost to usand, we may be pardoned for writin are complimentary prices made for the benefit of the Palais Royal patrons. Others will understand why we thus write. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) $1.98 For $5 Usvencanwenrs. TABLE No 1—The lot comprises some garments Worth more and some less than five dollars; none worth less than 3.08 and few worth more than $5.68. ‘The Gowns, Skirts, Corset Covers and Chemises are ‘what gre termed Bridal Garments—made of finest cambrits and muslins and trimmed with choicest laces and embroideries. But it’s not only the best materials that are used—the style isan important feature. Some ot the Gowns are fac similes of the imported French garments, whose originality and beauty have won for them distinctive @ames, notably, the Bern- hardt and the Langtry. Ladies of taste will find pleas- ure in looking over this collection, which, though small, is one of the choicest possible to gather to- wether. Some of the embroideries and laces used on the garments are alone worth nearly three times one dollar and ninety-eight cents. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below. | $1.68 For $3 Usvenosnmenrs. TABLE No. 2-The average worth of the samples on this table is @: there are garments that usually re- tail at €3.98, $3.68, $3.50, $2.98 and 82.25. Gowns, Skirts and Corset Covers with trimmings of laces and embroideries as fine 2s used on the $1.08 garments mentioned in the paragraph above—less in quantity but same im quality. You may choose from those trimmed with Medicis, Plat Valenciennes and Linen ‘Torchon Laces. Only this disadvantage, no two ar- ments exactly alike. You'll shut your eyes to this when you may secure two garments for price of one. If you will not many others will, and thank us for this ‘semi-annual treat. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) 98 Cexts For $1.68 Garwests. TABLE No. 3—Those who attend this sale in season may easily secure Underwear at 9% cents that cannot be duplicated at less than $2.25 and $1.98. The late caller cannot do worse than secure a 1.35 Garment for O8cents. None are worth less. Gowns, Chemises, Drawers, Corset Covers, Skirts: trimmings of laces and embroideries such as yon haven't yet seen on garments offered at $1, at least not since our sale about this time last year. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continned below.) 69 Cexrs For $1 Ganuests. TABLE No. 4 is joaded with Corset Covers, Drawers, Chemises and Skirts, none of wRich are worth less than $1. Some of the Lace Trimmed Lawn and Cam- bric Chemises are well worth $1.25. TABLE No. 5—Choice for 79 cents. It will cost you $1.35 to duplicate the majority of the Corset Covers, Skirts, &c., you'll find on this table. THE PALAIS ROYAL, A. LISNER. Corner 12th st. and Pa. ave. Asorarr Artractios Tomorrow. ‘We have pleasure in announcing the informal opening of the 1801 summer season with a complete collection of DRESSING SACQUES AND SHIRT WAISTS of finest India linens, lawns and French per- cales. We have sufficient confidence in our new stock to court investigation. We shall feel complimented by your presence and receive you as a critical visitor, whose opinion is to help decide the success or failure of this our THIRTEENTH ANNUAL “OPENING” or DRESSING SACQUES AND WAISTS. We may say this for our prices: That many of the garments are to be offered at less than the materials cost, as you would buy them. ‘The explanation is that we are very large buyers, making and asking prompt Payments, thus doing business of the most economic Prinetple known in trade. We also know that priceis not the first consideration. We invite your criticism of the materials, the finish, and especially of the fitting qualities of these Waists. ‘With that object in view we have located the new stock im a quist section of the second floor, away from the rush that will be caused by the sale of Underwear samples, where you may quietly and deliberately ex- amine the collection. A private room for trying on the garment you fancy. Not a word nora hint that we expect you to buy. We know you will sooner or tater, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) happily. Mr. Childs would rather be Mr. Childs than be President. May he live long and prosper infinitely. — | According to late dispatches there is nodeath Tsou Laws Suet Wasrs. Prices range from 50c. to Seach. Fifty-two differ- ent styles, White, Fast Black and colors. White will be generally worn, and we point to what we consider im Lisbon dynamite, no slaughter in Kioto | ‘dest styles swords. Monarchy, both Kussian and Portu- | guese, escapes the assassin. | Before the final fumigation of the British House of Commons it might be well to expel | some more of the Verneys that infest baron quarter of the legislative world. Otherwise Sumigation might not fumigate. a ee ; Even with free education in its platform the | English conservative party failed of success in last week's bye-eiections. This is the pointer, perhaps, that may prevent the dissolution of iament just now. —— Gen. Palmer of Liinois has announced bim- | self out of the presidential ruce entirely and | has done it early enough to have the vacancy | filled in plenty of time. It will be filled. post — Two thousand pairs of cheap woolen socks are knitted at the Michigan penitentiary every ‘The Bernhardt Lawn Waists, with choice lace and embroidery trimmings, $32.39, $3.50, $3.98 and | $4.08 each. India Lawn Waists, pointed yoke front and back of fine Valenciennes lace aT eS . coc FER NN N TITT a fu C6 EY ANN THT ss S58 MW Coo ERR NNN T sgh = India Lawn Waists, pleated front and back, turn- over collar and cuffs, full high sleeves. Perfect fit guaranteed the smallest and stoutest of ladies. Qual- ity, style, finish and fit considered these waists are Worth nearer $1 than 50e. Angther extra good value is the 81.35 Waist, with deep collar and cuffs of fine embroidery. The diezest dotlar's worth yiven in thirteen years are the Norfolk-style Lawn Waists, with box pleats back and front, and yet the price is to be only 8c. each. BLACK AND COLORED LAWN WAISTS. French Lawn Waists, with rings, dotsand figures of Pink, Blue, Red, Black. Tucked front and back :her- Tine-bone stitching. Theseare to be offered at 85 Tue Grear Ustoanine Sace aT THE FAMILY SHOE STORE, 310 SEVENTH STREET, Has proven s success far beyond our mo st saneuine ‘expectations, and as long a8 you appreciate our efforts in your behalf we shall continue to MARK ‘EM DOWN. ‘We shall not dwell long in quoting prices, as space in @ newspaper comes high, while space in our store costs you nothing. —o— ‘We will only mention THREE SPECIAL BAR- GAINS for this week: NO. 1 Comprises about 365 pairs Ladies’ Tan Suede Oxfords. All the rage at present. Regular price, #2.50. Our price, 81.49. NO. 2. Gents’ $5 Patent Leather Lace or Congress, all styles and sizes, at €3.49, NO. 3. ‘Misses’ and Children's Russet Spring-heel Oxfords, all sizes, for 87e, Worth @1.25. ete LOOK FOR THE YELLOW FRONT! Fre A M! q r bg p & fut HE YW, PQA H fas ¥ s%Ss 8 00, EER Sss8 HOH “00? uw 888g TrTT 00 RRR, FRE oT f Re ao $ OS Be Ee 310 SEVEN1H STREET. myl3-2t SUMMER OPENING. 1891. TODAY AND TOMORROW, MAY 13 AND 14. NOVELTIES IN PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS; Also ‘The latest novelties designed for seaside and street wear, which will include a magnificent line of Un- trimmed Imported and Domestic Hats and Bonnets. ‘The Finest Fancy Straw, Leghorn, Chips, &c., &c. he., ke., &e. Attention is directed to our display of Silk, Thread ‘and Cotton Underwear, Hosiery, Kid and Silk Gloves, Infants’ Wear, Sun Umbrellas, Cloaks and Corsets, &e., Be. NOCARDS. THE MONUMENTAL, 997 AND 999 F ST. N.W. 'N.B.—On the coming Monday and Tuesday, May 18 ‘and 19, an opportunity to purchase Muslin and Cam- bric Underwear at prices under cost to manufacture, Also 600 dozen Handkerchiefs, in cotton, linen and Silk, for less than importer's prices. ate SPRING HATS FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN! MIDDLE-AGED MEN!! OLD MEN!!! LISTEN! FOUR NEW SHADES PREDOMI- NATE; ROUGE, CUBA, WALNUT AND GRANITE-MIXED. BLACK AND SEAL BROWN HOLD THEIR own, AS TO SHAPE—-THE SQUARE CROWN IS PRIME FAVORITE, FROM THE NATTY 1%-INCH BRIM UP TO THE WIDEST. AS TO COMFORT—THEY ARE SKELETON WEIGHT, PERFOR- ATED TOP AND SIDES, WITH CORRUGATED LEATHERS. AS TO PRICE-THEY RANGE FROM $2 TO @5. THE LATEST IN PEARL CASsi- MERS FOR SPRING AWAITS YOUR INSPECION. A a AUERBACH. Laxszurcx & Baro. ’ WE WILL PLACE ON SALE TOMOR- ROW MORNING 1,000 PIECES OF FANCY RIBBONS FOR 20. PER YARD IN VARI- OUS WIDTHS, ‘Which are generally sold for 30, 35 and 40cta, per yard. The choice consists of — ‘New Glace Ribbons, Gauze Ribbon with fancy edges, ‘Check Ribbons with satin border, Polka Dot effects, Cube effects, Surah Patterns in fancy ribbons and scores of other fancy combinations at the uniform price, 20 OTS. PER YARD. The choice of many beautifnl Ribbons lies with you. Appropriate goods in Silk Weaves For Confirmation and Graduating Dresses, ‘White and Cream Canton China Sik at ‘50e. and 85e. per yard. White and Cream Japanese Habutal Silk at 7e., 85e., $1, $1.15and 81.25 yard. ‘White and Cream India Silk at $1 per yard. White and Cream Sureh Silk at 50c., G8c., Te. and $1 per yard, White and Cream Fafile Francaise at 81, #1.10 and 81.25 per yard. White and Cream Taffeta and Gros Grain at 7oe., 81 and $1.15 per yard. White and Cream Crepe at $1 and 81.25 per yard. White and Cream Figured Japanes> Silk at 1.15 per yard. White and Cream Figured India Silk at ‘$1 per yard. White and Cream Brocade Silks and Satins at $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, 8% ‘$2.50 and better. White and Cream Ganzes, Nets and Tulles in agreat variety of plain and fancy effects at 20 per cent off marked Prices. White and Cream Satin Rhadames and ‘Merveillieux from 81 up. ‘White and Cream Satins, 95, 50, Tic. $1 and $1.25 per yard. Many other materials for this auspic- sous purpose. Fans, Ruchings, Gloves, Ribbons and all things necessary to complete your Graduating Dress is here with us in many new ideas. 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. Comrorr Costs Lirme- aT EP RO FP Bre FR ORE ERR ¥. i i fe EERE ¥ P= kind rush to it en masse at the first touch of summer. Our “WRAP FLOOR," where we are displaying the CAMBRIC and SILK WAISTS, the VASSAR and DERBY SHIRTS, hax been a veritabie hive of busy- bodies for more than a fortnigiit—bringing their wants to US and getting the desired relief in a siffy. That is the sort of an assortinent we have got—enough for everybody, to everybody's notion. The best way to wet an idea of what is fashionable—and comfortable— (don't forget, comfort is the mission of these special- ties) and the price—is to have patience while we dabble alittle in detail. We often ‘‘turn a corner” that is more than ordinarily sdvantageous for you. Here are some such. CAMBRIC AND “SUCH LIKE” SHIRT WAISTS. STRIPED CAMBRIC, with plaited fronts and high shoulders—30c. In STRIPED PATTERNS—plaited back and front— ‘98c, Improved quality. FANCY STRIPED MADRAS—plaited back and front—81.25. SILK STRIPED MADRAS—back and front piait- ing—@2 and $2.50. ‘Surah Silk Waists—back and front plaited—@3.75. THE DERBY SHIRTS. @land 81.25. COLORED FIGURES OR , STRIPES — plaited bosoms—81 and $1.25. PERCALE in fancy stripe, with puff bosom—$1. 45. THE VASSAR SHIRTS. STRIPED OR FIGURED. with plain bosom—$1.35. PLAITED BOSOM and standing collar—#1.45. EMBROIDERED LINEN BOSOM—81.75. DOTTED SWISS PUFF BOSOM—$2. SILK WAISTS AND LAWNS, SURAH SILK in Black, White, Navy Blue, Light Blue, Cardinal and Maize—piaited front and back—86. SURAH SILK in Black, Navy Blue and Cardinal, with tucks front and back and drawn at the waist with a belt—97.50. SURAH SILK in Black and Cardinal, with front and back tucking and shirred collar—#9.75. SILK, with fine tucks in front and back and fancy designs of braid on collar and sleeves—$10. Platted Bosoms, standing or turned-down collars— ‘ Ovexixe. LADIES’ HATS. ‘All the latest shades and most fashionable SUMMER STYLES, ‘The most fascinating and attractive creations, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC BLAZERS, CAPES AND JACKETS, ‘Novelties just received. WHITE BLAZERS. ‘This department has been very attractive to the Indies of Washington this season. Novelties and low Prices have introduced it to many new patrons. PARASOLS, ‘The cold days of last week made trade sluggish at this department. In order to get up your ardor toa ‘heat have lowered prices and purchased one of the finest assortments shown by me this season. CUSTOM DRESS MAKING, HUTCHINSON'S, my13 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. _ xouice Sars. NEGLIGE SHIRTS ARE IN GREAT DEMAND. THEY ARE USED EVERY- WHERE FOR BUSINESS AND FOR BOATING, WHEELING, TENNIS AND ALL OUTDOOR EXERCISES THEY THE PRETTIEST ASSORTMENT IN THIS CITY 18 HERE, AND THE LATEST AND NEATEST SHADES, COLORS AND PATTERNS IN SILK, PONGEE, FLANNEL, SERGE, BA- TISTE AND CHEVIOT. ALL SIZES FOR MEN AND BOYS. ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF OUT- ING SHIRT WAJSTS, IN GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL FABRICS AND VERY NEAT AND DURABLE COLORS. POPULAR PRICES ON ALL GOODS IN OUR ESTABLISHMENT. B. ROBINSON & O., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 909 PA. AVE. N.W. my13-e0 ¥, MAY 13, 1891. To Ove Parzoxs Isrenest. SUMMER GOODS UNDER OUR SYSTEM OF LOW PRICES. R. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST. N. W. OUR LOW PRICES PREVAIL OVER ALL DE- PARTMENTS. SUMMER GOODS ARE UNDER OUR LOW PRICE SYSTEM. BARGAINS OFFERED WHEN THE GOODS ARE SEASONABLE, NOT HELD UNTIL THE SEASON 13 OVER. . — ICE CREAM FREEZERS, WATER COOLERS, HAMMOCKS, WINDOW EVERY ARTICLE MENTIONED I8 A MONEY SAVER. DO NOT PAY ENORMOUS PRICES FOR SUM- MER GOODS WHEN WE offer such a list of bargains ‘as we have in today’s letter. JACK FROST ICE CREAM FREEZERS. No. 1 Jack Frost Freezers, $1.05. Sold elsewhere for 83.75. No. 2 Jack Frost Freezers, $2.45. Sold elsewhere for $4.50. tog ack Frost Freezers, 3.15. fold elsewhere 8. THE LIGHTNING ICE CREAM FREEZERS. 5 Fate, 81.9; date, $2.25; Gats., THE WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS. ‘The oldest and most reliable Cream Freezer made. Guaranteed to ive sat siaction or money refunded. 2-qt. White Mountain Freezer for WE HAVE THE “GEM” ICE CREAM FREEZERS ALSO AT POPULAR PRICES. WATER COOLERS. A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT. ali, 81.90. Our Coolers are all charcoal packed and hizhly fin- ished. FLORENCE OIL STOVES AT POPULAR PRICES. ICE PICKS for Se., 10c., 15e., 20e., 25¢., 48e GARDEN SPRINKLERS for 12c., 15e., 18e., 20¢., Se. 3 ie. 400. REFRIGERATOR PANS for 25c., 35. and 48e. VES, singie Uurner, 98c.; double burner, 81.98. TUBING FOR GAS STOVES, G., Sc., Me. per foot. We have a full line of Lawn Tennis Rackets at very low prices. WRIGHT & DITSON’S 1801 CHAMPIONSHIP LAWN TENNIS BALLS, EACH. YDER’S 1891 LAWN TENNIS BALLS, . at low prices. WE WOULD CALL YOUR SPECIAL ATTE! TO OUR “TALISMAN RACKET,” WHICH ARE SELLING VERY RAPIDLY AT $2.98, HAMMOCKS. Special 12-ft. Knotted Mexican Hammocks for 9 - Genuine Mexican Grass Hammocks Luxury (White) Hammocks for $1.20. Luxury (Colored) Hammocks for $1.40. Excelsior Hammocks, very strong, for $1.90. FIREPLACE SCREENS. Solid Oak Fire trimmed with fancy goods * Woorwann & Lorunor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. X.W. GREAT REDUCTION SALE or GRENADINES AND OTHER LIGHT-WEIGHT BLACK DRESS STUFFS, BEGINNING THURSDAY, MAY 14. —— TELLING REDUCTIONS Tn BLACK DRESS FABRICS. In consequence of the large sale of LIGHT- WEIGHT BLACK STUFFS the past two weeks we find ourselves with parts of several pieces containing from one to three dress patterns in. each. These we have reduced considerably, thereby giving you an opporvunity right at the height of the season to get a high-class fabric for the price of an ordinary one. ‘The lot embraces Lisle Turead Grenadines, ‘Silk and Wool Grenadines, All-wool Brocades, Biack and White Striped Senges, de.. &e. Lisle Thread Grenadine, in Black and White stripes and checks, 80c. grade. —Now 50e. a yard. — Silk-and-wool Tufted Grenadine, ome of this season's novelties, $1.50 erade. ~--Now $1.00 a yara.— Boriered Carmelite, 45 in. wide, $1.95 grade, ~—Now $1.00 a yard. — All-wool Brocade, 42 imches wide, $1.25 rade. —Now 81 a yard. — Biack and White Striped Serge, 42 inches » $1.25 erade. —Now $1 a yard.— Bonlered Camel's Hair Grenadine—45 inches yard.— 45-inch All-silk Flouncing Grenadine, with escurial borders, 86 grade. —Now 84 yard. —— Striped All There are just ten in the lot, which we have concluded to offer at reduced prices 2 Henrietta Dress Kobes, with beaded effect— £50 rade. —Now 81, 1 Fancy Crepon Dress Robe—$15 grade, —Now €5.—— 2 Grenadine Dress Robes, with fancy stripes to match. 5 grade. rw 81 ik Warp Henrietta Dress th trimmings for skirt, panels aud ——Now $20.— 4 Embroidered Henrietta Dress Robes, 1 was £29.50. Hasevre Deragrwerr. EMBROIDERED FRENCH BANDS At HALF PRICE. sired to close out. ‘The lot includes Insertines and Edgings, narrow and wide, twenty-one de- Each band contains Lis yards, equivalent to three yards of embroidery, and ‘we sell them by the strip only. —, and $1.00 strip. — CORSET COVERS. Four (4) styles of Corset Covers is what we want to attract your attention to today. FOUR PRICES. Four good values; in fact we think the best values in ‘Square Neck Corset Covers in the city. At 39c. fine Cambric, flat felled i $07 seams, French back, neck and 2,5 ae sleeves trimmed with embroidery, cexrs, D*tfins-bone trimming finish, per- fect fitting. At Ge, Fine Cambric, square neck, C. C., French back, flat felled os a seams, neck and sleeves trimmed hs 34 with platt val. lace; front trimmed Cents, Tit! deep val. lace and inserting ribbon drawn through. perfect fit- ting. * At 0c. Flat Felled Seam Carabric C.C., embroldery,edze neck and sleeves, herring-bone trimming, frontof fine wide embroidery edze, French back, warranted perfect fit- ting. ta} At 5c. Square-neck Flat Felled mn Seam C. C., embroidery edge and a aS herring-bone trimming, front 11 %s385 double rows of fine embroidery, fine CENTS. cambric, excellent value, perfect ‘Atting. Yy BEST VALUES IN CORSET COVERS. 316 SEVENTH STREET NW. IMPORTED WAISTS in entirely different cuts and combinations from any of the ‘‘domestics"—10, ‘$12.50 and $20. Plain Black and Biack and White Stripe SATINE at 82. WHITE INDIA LAWN-—98c., $1.25 and $2. INDIA SILK, with White ground broken with hair- line stripe or neat check, plaited front and back, and tie to match—7.. “It ig a long lane that has no turnine”—and it would Open every eveniug until 7 o'clock and Saturdays until 10. Joussox & Lorrazzs, 713 MARKET SPACE. ‘be impossible for any one’s whim to wander throuch these aisles of choicenoveities and not fipd a congenial Got A WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 50 NEW HEYWOOD CARRIAGES, UPHOLSTERED IN THE LATEST UPHOLSTERING. REGULAR PRICES, $18.00, 820.00 AND $22.00. WE OFFER THEM NOW FOR WITH A BEAUTIFUL COMBINATION HIGH CHAIR AND ROCKER FREE OF CHARGE. COME AND SEE THEM BEFORE PURCHASING. R. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W EXTRA. We have just received 200dozen each fine Flint Glass Table Tmnblers, good quality, which we offer at 40c. dozen. The same giass with three neat bands at 50c. dozen. R. GOLDSCHMID, 1t 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. Kore Puansacy, SEVENTH AND E STS. N.W. LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES. ‘beg leave to announce to the patrons of Kolb’s Cele- brated Tooth Powder, Ossapa- dentine, and the publicthat on. February 4 last we became by purchase from Mr. W. B. ‘T. Davis, sole owners of this Celebrated Tooth Powder. as OSSAPADENT! OSSAPADENTI OSSAPADENTI OSSAPADENTINE. OSSAPADENTINE. also Davis’ Catich Balsam. OSSAPADENTINE. Being thoroughly convinced OSSAPADENTINE. of sts merits and the esteem OSSAPADENTINE. with which its patrons regard OSSAPADENTINE. it, as evidenced by sales during the past three years— more than 3,000 boxes—we now offer for # limited time Free Samples, which we con- sider the most practical method of introducing a good thing. GET A FREE SAMPLE. Don't forget our usual low prices for Patent Medicines and everything still prevail. OSSAPADENTI OSSAPADENTINE. OSSAPADENTI OSSAPADENTINE. OSSAPADENTI. OSSAPADENTiNE. OSSAPADENTINE. OSSAPADENTINE. OSSAPADENTINE. OSSAPADENTINE. LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES. ‘7th and E. ES H RE Sar BOE ED be Os K kK NNN GGG 355 PPPoA aA AA AAA Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s LEGHORN FLATS. Good value at $1.25 and 81.50, at ‘980. MILAN and FANCY STRAW HATS, Former price, $1.49 and $1.75, at 850. Ladies’ and Misses’ VASSAR Sailors. Former price, @2c., at 88e, ‘Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s FANCY STRAWS, in all shapes. Former price, 63, 7 and S7c.. at B8e. ex.) Lace Derartwest. POINT GENE LACES AT We, The above-named are heavy, machineanate cotton laces that resemble Irs hand-crocheted work. We have them in widths from 2 to 4 inches that have been moving too slowly, 80 we have marked them at —l0e. a yard. — (First floor, 2d annex.) | Bev W EAR Derartwesr. "MMER BED WEAR. For warm weather there is nothing 80 coo! as Linen Bed Wear. We have it in both German ani Irish weaves—plain or fancily hemstitched— hand-made. 2x2i¢ Hemstitched Linen Sheets for three- quarter beas: very fi — #6. ext Hemmed beds. 3.50 @ pair, — Linen Sheets for double — 84.50 a pair. — 1p Zi2% Hematitehed Linen Sheets for double ‘2236x36, ordinary ‘size, Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases. —$1.25 to #3 a pair. — ‘25x36, medium size, Hemstitched Linen Pil- low Cases, —-#1.75 to $3.a pair. ‘27x36, largest size, Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases. —81.75 to $3 a pair. — 20x72 Hemstitched Linen Boister Cases. —$1.50 and $1.75 each. — 214x72 Hemstitched Linen Bolster Cases, -—#1.75 and #2 each.— ‘22)px72 Hemstitched Linen Bo'ster Cases. —#2 and $2.25 each. 30523035 Hemstitched Linen Pillow Shams. — $1.50, $2.50 and 2.75 a pair. — 28x32 Hemstitched Linen Pillow Shans. ——$3and #3.25 a pair.— Hemstitcbed and Embroidered Linen Pillow (Second floor, 11th st. Corser Depanrwess. 50 dozen **S. 0.” (Self Opening) Ventilating Corsets, —50e. a pair.— “BR. & G.” Ventilating Corsets, —$81.00a pair. — ‘Thompson's Glove-fitting Ventilating Cor- sets, extra long, medium and short, ~—-$1.00 a pair.— 25 dozen “*R. & G.” Fine Linen Corsets, extra long, two side steels, cool and durable, $1.75 a pair. — (24 floor, 10th st. bid.) Hovsenorv Goons Derartwesr. MOTH PREVENTATIVES. ‘Manshan’s Tarine Moth Sheets, Bags and Paper. We are having a largesale of these articles. Convenient, effective and inexpen- sive. Moth Bags, heavy paper, —25, 35, 45. and Be.— Large size, cloth bass, —81.0_ Pure Tar Moth Sheets—x6 inches—to pack away with wearing apparel, : —2ie. for 100 sheets, —— Moth Paper, 40x48 inches, —Se. a sheet. CHEMISETTES AT 250, Ladies’ Linen Chemisettes, with rolling or ‘straight collars with turn-over points. Wiiicslin: We Lacebax Sux Derartwes 4-INCH COLORED GRENADINE STRIPED SURAR, $15 A YARD, The great success with which theme goods mat im Block prompted a leader of style to induce the manufacturer to bring them out in colors. Tt has been our good fortune to secure them in the following color, which we offer to- day BROWN, NAVY BLUE AND BLACK, WITH WHITE Ha’ - 1.25 a yard. ‘Very pretty, Very choice and very cheap. #1 A YARD Colors: Plain Black, White or Cream ; Binck, with White Hair-line Stripes, White, with black Hair-line Stripes, And White, with Colored Stripes, in ereat variety. 21 inches wide, @1 yard. (First floor, under akyligtit. Ix Mess Derarraest JUST RECEIVED Another lot of thome 1900 PURE LINEN CUFFS, in all sizes from @ to 1 inclusive and in all the late styles, at 41.00 for 6 pair. — LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE. In ENGLISH AND GERMAN MAKES: FROM THE BANKRUPT SALE of FALK, BROS. & CO. or YORK ‘They are in fancy stripes and solid calors, amd include the grades we've been selling for 3, 373s and SOc. We will sell what is left at the form price of he. a pate, Also from the same firm one lot extre fine Gauze Shirts, with English necks—finished with sik braid and pearl butt All sizes from 34 to 44. Worth ——Our price 21e. each, f 100) Linen Cuffs and Gauze Shirts in F street window mex.) Sor Deranrwesr. —— We have Just put on sale a lot of Pine Twilled Cloth Traveing Garments, in Navy Blue and Biack—uister style—with capes, high shoulders, and full backs—all «izes 10 each. — A new line of Fine Mohair Dress Skirts, im Black and Gray latest styles—perfect fitting. $6.75, 87.25 and @7. each, Ladies’ London Vests, in all the new fabrics all sizes. $1.75, €2.50, #2. 75, #3 to 810 each. nd Fancy Colored i " 7 Blazers, 5 to €L ih st. bul lime.) W HITE Goons Deranruesr. ieee ‘2xth Bath Sheets, made of fine Fngiish terry. 30, @3, 88 Band go toes, (Second floor. Lith’ Ue. eac ‘st. building.) Guove Deranraenr. Ladies’ G-\utton-teneth, Mousguetaire ° Chatuove Skin Groves, with feathertiteh eae rower) —suitabie for traveling and wountels wear —#1 - (Piret oor, 1ntina’ bankdange sna WOODWARD & LOTHROP, myI3 20th, 11th and F sts, OF COURSE 18 #2.50. AT THAT PRICE WE ARF OFFERING SOME OF THE PRETTIEST Low.cUT SHOES FOR LADIES’ WEAR WE'VE EVER SHOWN. MANY OF OUR LADY VISITORS PRONOUNCE THEM EQUAL TO SOME OF THE BEST #5 SHOES THEY'VE SEEN aT OTHER STORES. Certain it ia that we have had eucharunem our Ladve 2.50 Low Shore that tt has been aimost impossible to keep up our supply with the great demand. IF YOU WANT TO SECURE YOUR FIT BE IN TIME WHILE WE HAVE YOUR SIZE. WE MENTION A FEW OF THE STYLES WE ARE SELLING AT #2.50. EVERY PAIR WORTH AT LEAST #1 MORE, AS COM- PARED WITH PREVAILING PRICES Ladies’ Best Imported Patent Leather Tisp with kid tops, ‘Very pretty Ties with Dkab genuine Russie leather vaups and Pearl cloth tops. ‘Fine Hand-turned Edson Ties, French dom- ols vampa, with Gray tops; & very pretty counbination. Fine Dongola Oxford Ties. scalloped vampe and tip, with Black English serge tops. Best French Kid Hand-sewed Edson ‘Tica, ‘with patent leather trimmings, high or low heews, Common-tense Style French Kid Oxford Tics or Low Button for comfortable Walkumt Bhves, HAHN'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH STREET, 1922 PENN. AVE., myl3 231 PENN. AVENUE SOUTHEAST. style among them. Your difficulty of selection here will be—which of the many. You can decide that bet- ter on acquaintance. Be intimately friendly with this ‘stock, for it is the keeper of lots of solid comfort. SEATON PEBRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” year and Jerry Simpson is opposed to convict labor. Re. each. — WINDSOR TIES AT 16c. 200 dozen Windsor Ties in Children's sizes— all sik—styles innumerable. cents, though well worth one dollar. Fast Biack Lawn Waists, box pleats, high sleeves, 200 DOZEN Hats in all shapes, all styles, ‘Former price, 38, 50 and 75... at Se. TRIMMED HATS in all styles, all the latest de- signs. @3PA. AVE. N.Y. AVE., COR. 15TH. SPRING BRINGS MANY THOUGHTS. oa Is the object of the hotel men’s convention in Cleveland, Ohio, to ameliorate the condition of Guests and get summer resort prices down to some accessible point? Or contrairiwise: ‘&e., and only,Y8 cents each. | THE PALAIS ROYAL. AGENCY FOR THE ‘‘MILLER" NEW YORK HATS. To some poetical, to others practical. ‘That this ‘spring's sales may be the greatest we've ever known— ‘here are values extraordinary—even more extraordi- nary than we always give. > Former price, 85, at Sather W Disses SUNTH STREET AND ANIA AVENUE, | 10e. Remnant price 73c. ‘The Belgian authorities have notified Gen. HITE Laws ia Sacoves. bi glass - te ‘One case remnants of 5-4 Bleached Cotton. Worth 93.98, Boulanger that he must muzzle himself or - KaTEET ‘150. Rewpant price 10c. NEGLIGE SHIRTS AND SHIRT WAISTS. ‘Men's Outing Cloth, Madras, Satin and Silk Neglige ‘Shirts ranging from 50c. to $4 each. Boys’ Percale, Madras, Outing Cloth and Flanvel Shirt Waists. Sizes 4to 14 years. Ranging from 25c. ‘TRIMMED HATS in all the latest styles. Former price, $6, at 4.48. SPECIAL.—WE WILL CONTINUE ALL THE BARGAINS ADVERTISED IN OUR SPECIAL SALE IN OUR CLOAK, DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENTS FOR THE BAL- ANCE OF THE WEEK. KING'S FALACE. ‘S12-814 7th ot, nw, leave the country. Now is the time for him to come to America and lecture. Every man's mouth is his castle in america. —_——$oro— Pittsburg’s chief of police refuses to permit Col. Beb Ingersoll to lecture for money in that city ou Sunday, and Robert is: not the kind of # Christian martyr who will show his faith by his works unless he gets pay for it. ———$—o-e—_____ English police circles are lost in admiration of New York's brilliant force, which not only apueal ae Jack the Ripper, but a dozen of $83 11TH 8T. N.W., ‘Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. ‘We have received another assortment of Jane ing's (Waist and Hip Trimming) in Black Silk, Jet, Jet and Gold, Crochet, alsoin colors. This the most effective trimming, for a low price, of style ever introduced. Opened today most beautiful assortment of Colored Embroidery Trimming for Chins silks in combinations of colors. Nery stylish. NOTION DEPARTMENT. ‘Horn Bone—7. 8,9, 10,11 and Black w, Waneh, and ‘De Long Hook and Eyes—White, Bisck and Drab, Robber Mhirt Protectors—Biack, Brown, Gray, Fresca Pencare Sumer Warsts. +3 cents for those in stripes and checks of all colors, ‘Tara-over collar and cuffs, yi < ‘To be compared with the i ie »” Percale Waists for $1.35 that are generally Japan goes half o million on the world’s | *ld st $1.50. Sair and she will declare @ dividend on the in- | er ee enr'y undead like men's shirts, Best in 8a The ‘Palais Royal” $1.85 Undressed Kid Mous- quetatre Gloves are reduced to $1.68 pair, the $1.0 Gloves lo $1.35 and ali 96. Gioves te 800. @ vair. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, ‘2. LISKER, ‘Pim Dot Indian Dimity, only 17¢. per yard. We: ‘bargains in to close +e ‘Ifspeech is silver, Mr. Harrison is pro- pounced silver mau Litel,. i Corner 12th st. and Pa ave