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WEST GRANITE.

The superintendent reports the same
state of affairs work progressing as
usual in Butte crosscut, with hard gran
tie in header.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Nothing new to report from this prop
arty this week. Work is continuing as
usual and waiting for new hosting ma
chinery to arrive.
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Another mysterious murder occurred in
White Chapel The body of a woman of
the town mutilated. as in previous case,
was found in Nitre square London Satur
day night.
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BOULDER DISTRICT.

Connolly s Cole, lessees OF the Prince
ION nine, are now II, ming a t;,uusi lc
sap inc vein aud wo;Alns shalt, anu >lso
to drain the shaft, which, when COM
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-10-04

The viado-= -ggises Factoring CT the West
will resume operations Monday, giving
employment to {, 900 persons.
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GRANITE.

The output for the week ending Cc
tember 26, was IS bars of bullion, COZ =
aiming 57,551.25 ounces silver and 23.1l
ounces gold.
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DUNKLEBERG DISTRICT.

The Hatta is progressing very satis-
factory. Good ore has been encountered
in the face of both levels at the depth Of
23O feet.
Oper tions or the Flo 1eer have been
discontinued for the present.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-10-04

The sculling match arranged between
Kemper and Searle, the Australian oazs-
men, will be rowed October Is.
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DEER OCTOBER 1885,
AMONG THE LEDUES.

AMONG THE LEDUES.
OUR MINING EDITORS WEEKLY
REPORT.
Personals and Mining Notes-Stoek
Quotations-Granit Metallic
San Francisco-W west Granite
Dor. rhor-e-Besider District.
..s.z..s...--...sll.. 81 60 -
PERSONALS AND MINING NOTES.
Bar silver, 911s.
The Hope company shipped carload
of ore from the Silver chief this Weei.
through the sampler.
Diamond & Fletcher this week shipped
/ carload of ore from the Pocahontas
through the sampling mill.
A rich sample of ore from the Little
Joe mine, Dunkleberg district, is on OK
hibition at the Silver bank.
O'Brien & Nc: Guy, who are workin:
the Naroney tunnel, are taking out some
good ore, and the prospects look :avor-
sple for better results in the near futul {.
VIM. Funk, ex-president of the HIATT:
aiming company, has returned TO tn
Burg, after an extended prospecting trii
through Montana, Idaho, Utah and Ne
ada.
At a meeting of the trustees of the
Granite Mountain mining company,
held at St. Louis last Wednesday, the
regular monthly dividend of SO cents a
share, or 100000, was declared. The
total dividend since April, 1885, amounts
to $5,200,000.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Closing quotations, Wednesday, Oc-
tober 3, furnished by John w. Dawson,
hrOlxor.
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O'Brien & Nc: Guy, who are workin
the Naroney tunnel, are taking out some
good ore, and the prospects look :avor-
sDle for better results in the near futui .
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-10-04

A rich sample of ore from the Little
Joe mine, Dunkleberg district, is on ex-
hibition at the Silver bank.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-10-04

Diamond & Fletcher this week shipped
carload of ore from the fOcahontas
through the sampling mill.
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OUR MINING EDITORS WEEKLY
REPORT.
PERSONALS AND MINING NOTES.
Bar silver, 916.

The Hope company shipped a carload
of ore from the Silver chief this weei.
through the sampler.
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VIM. Funk, ex-president of The HIATT:
aiming company, has returned TO tn
Burg, after an extended prospecting trii
through Montana, Idaho, Utah and Ne
.o1o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-05

The double-shufie, catch-as-catch can, merry
go-round participated In by the Commissioner
the advisory board OF trustees and colored citizens
over the Mary Hall school building matter would
De- amusing II the threatened results were not so
serious When public attention is called to the
present admirable condition OF the schools 10 gen.
eraL credit Is given 10 the management Of the
Commissioners. and when an independent school
boArd Is proposed the Commissioners object that
school control. and not school responsibility
only, should belong 20 themselves. Now the
Commissioners wash their hands OF all response
bllity In the matter OF the Mary Hall building and
point 10 the unhappy advisory board The colored
citizens are persistent In the effort to fasten re-
sponsibllity upon some one, the advisory board
makes reluctant and wrlggling scapegoat, and
the Commissioners dodge responsibility with ad-
fniraole quickness and precision. Hence the
amusing merry -go-round.
Why not have a citizens school board with fixed
legal powers ami responsibilities, instead OF an
advisory affair. earning no credit for itself the
drudge and scapegost OF the Commissioners.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, BONDS
WI stocks. real estate not O. OF other security IN
sums from 100 TO any amount desired.
X A PHILLIPS,
Ja5- I'm 142s New York avenue.
MONEY TO LOAN. IN LARGE AND SMALL
Xk sums. on approved real estute security lowest
rstes Of interest charges moderate. Il. X. T. LIZ
POI.D. 1881 ct NV. jal-sG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-05

Property placed with rent or sale I. literally
advertised free Of cost To the owner
For list Of property for sale call or send at ofce
dig X .. HOLMAN. 10th and sunw
U.oR PENTHOUSE AND STABLE, e4l NJ ST.
NV; all IN hrstclass cond tion Convenient and very
laundry ON one hoor good size bedrooms dry cellar;
house heated 10y hot will rent for 1 600
per year 20 responsible person ouly.
dlo-lm sTElGkR LIEBERMANN. 1903 Fist
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GRAxD CAsprr SALE.

In order 70 reduce stock Of CARPETS this month
we will offer the choice Of ONE HUNDRED DIFFER.
ENr STYLES OF INGRAM. TAPESTRY AND
BODY BRUSSELS AT PRINE COST
Good quality Ingram oaspss. 32c.: reduced from
37Ac.
Hssvy weolpixsd Ingram Carpet 1t 4oc. reduced
from SOC.
Venetian Hall and Stair Carpets Of cost
Cnosce dsssn1 slivool Ingrxins. Tapestry and Body
brussels ct prime cost
LArse stock BLANKETS and CONT oRTs u 70.
ducsd pfiesa
o6naSEa ns IN Rsmnsass Black end colersd DRESS
We ssin hsvs ssw Unisundsssd SHIRTS Ian u
o5c. worth o.
Jonxsox. aAsxEa %.
~ sssRs.a1vssa.A 80. asas IA q ~.
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! F. / a { E.. 4 + :: ::
ERR 90 w "A /
4 I 90 ( ~ 4 ILL 60 90
"a LIsNER Sole Proprietor and Manager,)
h5 11I7-1ll9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
, osr Ho11pAY BAneA1ss.

ENTIRE STOCK AT BOTTOM PRICES
81 Csshmere reduced to 75c.
Sc. Cashmere reduced to 5Oc.
~ Heavy Spanish Underwear reduced to 79c
SOC. An-Wool Dress Goods now 25c
Biankets, Comfortables, Flannels Table Linen,
Shecting. Hosiery. oloves, Handkerchiefs etc. etc.
st tobbers prices. Csll early and secure bsrgxins
BRODHEAD 4 CO.,
o07 st. NV. Masonic Temple).
1stsousneu 1901. 1n5-3t
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The strike Of the miners who supply the coal
carried TO market by the Reading railroad is a
very different Thing from the strike OF the railway
workman In the rirst place, the mines are harder
90 patrol ef1iciently with police than the road Is
and violence committed there Is traced with more
citnculty 70 It's authors Isolated murders can be
avenged, as was SHOWN by the conviction and
hanging OF the Molly Maguires who made a busi-
ness OF assassinating unpopular bosses In Penn
syivania some years ago; but general miners
riot Is no easy thing 70 handle, and the Int roduc
ton OF new men from without TO operate the
mines viii be pretty sure 10 provoke one More
over, In the little towns Of mining district local
trade Is so absolutely dependent on the working
men that a boycott declared there against
butchers and bakers who furnish the substitutes
with food would be very likely 10 prevail and the
Operators would have to furnish subsistence stores
as well As wages 10 the newcomers.
10 IL BY no means certain. therefore, that the
strike OF the miners will not continue longer and
perhaps produce more results. than the strike OF
the railroad Iaen. The railroads require 1t Is true
more skilled hands than the mines, where the
labor ~ in the strictest sense manual; but, as a
compensatlng disadvantage, the work In the
mines l. mostly long distance underground and
men have 10 become habituated TO the atmosphere
and other surroundings before they can do their
best there. Some cannot endure mlne-work at all.
and the best miners are those who, with hardy
constitutions. have grown mp 10 it from youth The
usual talk Is heard In New York, Brooklyn and
other distributing centers about a coal famine,
but this II regular hing whenever there IL hint
or trouble In coliery district and It's first mean
Ing II that the Wholesale dealers are seeking an
excuse 10 raise prices.
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ABERDEEN Curv1ora

ABERDRFN CHKvIora
AT
Va 80. & 90 %
IT.. .s..,.., cs.,.,,.. ,r
..o.,, ,o,, r,.x. ,,,.,v $685..
sdvanes OF next seasons styles and VIII wear
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WANTED--HELP.

w ANIED--HELP.
nv g e; e;f Hnsh Sr s,ss 10
w Troy Laundry. lilo 81 nv. N5-2t.
WANTED.CoIORED WOMAN 10 COOK VIII
ss:sa IN S p: :: "a n
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO ASSIST IN
rnouir Ho - A. Must come we'll reeom%enasd
WANTED CHAMBERMAID; ALSO. TO ASSIST
W IN washing and ironing $50 9Th st NV. IT.
WANTED-A COMPETENT NURSE WHO CAN
w furnish best Recommendations, and desires per
n1 place none others need apply is2s ,sis
WANTED-FIRsT-CLAs COOK. WASHER AND
,s,n ,soner for family Of four must understand her
Apply before Il M. 1oia 18Th St eI n s' IT.
WANTED-A COOK. WASHER, AND IRONER AT
w AZ Massachusetts, ave. 1r
" bermaids, Nurses and Laundresses in city or away:
g Esn H'Gds Gof se Hsn G1S.
with city rsference. a. chambermaid and waitress
APPiy AZ ISU2 q St NV. Jao-st'
poSsIs ss1. nMTnRS
ssa n sS ins ST
w fno1sdxe Of ls"ndry Of second hand furniture
business also cooks housemaids walters drivers and
M III
WANTED-AT ONCE LADY OF FAIR EDUCA-
ton and willing to work for permanent situation
Hsssf sss ss SC cay 10
WANTED-A COMPETENT SETTLED WOMAN
w German prsferred TO care for house and do work
Hddres. ss.s once home
WANTED1Aw WHITE BOY. SIXTEEN YEARS OF
age to learn business Address b. care Carrier
NY ANTE0 1ro0D o150D1Cpc mr. ~ :. = mi,
w hoass Of ARSfSdToN / HfaafNs. Laurel. Ma
WANTED-ALL FTRsT-CLAss COOKS. MAIDS
sSsshmsn walters and buffers report
WANTED.AT ONCE. COOKS MAIDS. WAIT:
sss
WANTED-A BOY ABOUT 10 YEARS OLD WHO
w has had years experience in drug store. Ad-
drsss, a IN own handwriting. cAMPHoR Star Office
WANTED..A RESPECTABLE WHITE PERSON
w to make her home in small family anc do house
SMELL 70
WAN1TEDnndpgINJPsSRlEs EMPLoSYMENT b.
md states with Teierenes E wv St NV iSw
WANTEDaMEN. WOMEN. BOYS, AND GIRLS.
to earn 4c to 81 al hour nS s their sD,
samples; an envelope, contsininS sample of goods
sRs aaass r. stRs nin
dl22m
WANTED - AN ACTIVE MAN LOCATED OUT
w side Of Washington, salary $40 to 800 per
month. TO represent in his own locality an old n Y.
honse: references. SUPT. MFG. HOUSE, Lock Box
1885. n. \. d29-thSs,4w
WANTED-LADIES ARE OFFERED EMBROID-
w cry needle work at their own homes town or coun
try) by wholesale house. Profitable genuine. Good
pay can be made. Everything furnished Particulars
free. Address ARTISTIC NEEDLEWORK CO., 1876
9Th st., New York city ng-eo6m
w Learners for Prof. CHRISTNER'S "In-
terDational Tailor System" with any inch rule
tape measure alone, all scientific tailors cut
Patterns and materials cut, basted. draped made
Mime. 8. J. MESSER Conservatory VI Nodes" Ire,
Fstn.w. Washington. DC. de- linz
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j. C. HurcHrssox.
S S'SS + go 4 k.k s ss.s
SSoS ILL 90 a / kkk ssss =
In order to close out at once the following lots,
have marked them down to prices never before quoted
advise an early CALL the goods are phenomenAlly
cheap.
Seal Plush Jackets actually worth s20 ct only els.
LOT
Jackets. broken sizes. st %. reduced from o.
LOT
Black Plush Wraps with Handsome Jet Trimmings. at
25per cent Oh regular price.
LOT
Berlin Twill New Market Black and Brown. ct o..
=. worth sl2.
LOT
Check Raslans worth $40. reduced to o..
Sole Agent for genuine
FOSTER
Kid Lacins Glove
Unquestionably the Foster Brand are the very best
Kid Glove made Price 81 pair and upward
Mousquetaire Gloves for evening wear in to 30 in
long.
superb New Goods
An unusual display of beautiful fabrics for evening
wear Many imported direct and are exclusive styles
RICH MILLINERY.
jas COZ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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WINTER RESORTS.
NEwPosT NEWS J, "a e.. $50.
THE HOTEL WARWICK.

danbls ond accessible Winter Resort Tor Families
and Trsnsisnt visitosa Illustrated pamphlet for
warded on application 10 Q. n CIRCUIT, $50 Broad,
way. New YoEk city, " J. r oWINERTON, Nsnawer,
Hotel Wsrwjck, Newport Msws. Va d31.tu.shAn3os
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THE TRADES.

p and Century Magsx1nes bound for 65 and ~ ents
g IHk LickIJ BlkDEhy tsrtsbl<h d ls45l iui3
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+ IT," / l.. F f III ii ! IS: IS: +
kkE ZEE BDP D r,Fr HS So S EEEr1Fr
IT / a e. BojS + # Il Sos SIS / < E e +
$ $'} 4 Az
and ends in every department are marked at such
r1dcuousy low prices that they cannot fail attract
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
i lot Of Adelaide Mats, all colors, were Sl25;
Friday, Sc
pair each Lace Curtains sl.5O: was s2. %, was
$3.50.
ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
lot of Persian scaris and Tides ssc; Friday,
30 a iO = s'.T PSi Issu and Monte sDs.hsr were
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
lot &c q Ids: white MsEao Vests size &C. regular
n par Tor s5e price 70 and aoc Friday &c.,
NOTION DEPARTMENT
, lot q beautiful Bras Picture Frames. l9c.
lo!of Hook, and Eyes. Black or White. Regular
price &c. card; Friday. lie. . card.
SOAP AND PERFUMERY DEPARTMENTS.
! lot Of Benzoins Cosmetic Toilet Soap Regular
price 2Se cake 70 close out On: Friday, Sc cake
lot OF Good FLORIDA Water Friday 29c.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
lot Of beautiful Braided Trimming. all shades. was
10. wider was 1880 I'd Friday soc I'D.
to g. y I'D; Friday, pc. I'D.
BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
10: OF odds Tn ends in Fancy Buttons were lOc.
70 ooc u doz To close out. DC. u doz.
DRAPERY NET DEPARTMENT.
lot Of colored Nets for Oyerdresses "a inches wide
f1nk. Blue Cream and White. was Soc. I'D Friday
LADIES' NECKwEAR DEPARTMENT
lot of Corluruy Running. Black or Lavender. l lot
q Csnvss Running; Cream or White. s5c. yd to
! e, OF odds and ends in childrens Lace Collars,
slightly soiied were 50; Friday. s2.9s.
FUR DEPARTMENT.
lot OF SIX Beaver Trimming. also in Gray. was q:
10: Of i'm Seal Muns. Regular price a.;
LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
Oar new stock Will be opened in this department
lot of remnants regular value loc. to 81. Friday,
LOT Of Torchou Laces colored. were to 10c. I'd;
ridAy, lc- I'd
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
The &c Model w.,,, Lin
Ws, Gn aaTn s'es s ST rh 4S II .ns FL
IA. 70 be closed out At roc. esch. "
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
line Of white and pin stripe suspsnder. were 25c
Ioi Of rents figured Silk Handlsrchiefs. were Soc
uasa ;s he l,Sss 9rs Sse
items in Millinery, Cloaks &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-05

The legislative work OF the session cannot begin
In the House OF Representatives until the commit
tees are appointed, and one whole month has now
been wasted since the House convened, simply be-
cause the Speaker has been so pestered By certain
members scrambliny for high and snowy places on
the committees that he has had no chance 20 nnish
his list. Its singular Inconsistency that members
Of both parties should unite In prasng the perfect
fairness and admirable judgment OF Mr.. Carlisle,
and Jet be unwilling TO allow him 10 make up his
committees as be thinks best for Congress and the
country. IL is evident that these gentlemen have
an eye f1rSt 70 the satisfaction OF their own Def
sonAl ambitions, and only second 70 the advantage
OF the people who hire their services. No one
would laugh more contemptuously than they at
the petty chickering's OF stage-players who, while
claiming 10 be entirely devoted TO their art and
raised above all sordid considerations are willing
20 disappoint audiences, break contracts with
managers. and sometimes. even do physical vio-
lence 70 each ether because their names have been
printed on the bills In letters only four inches
high instead OF six; and yet the squabbles which
take place over little questions OF precedence in
Congress are scarcely less ridiculous They are
vastly further-reaching In their annoying results
however, a. appears In the present instance. That
the legislative business OF a whole nation should
be forced TO stand still till Mr.. A can assure him.
self that Mr.. BIS name Is not going TO stand one
place higher up on the committee list than his
own, or that Mr.. C Is not 70 have three chairman
ships to bis own two, Is worse than absurd, and
Mr.. Carlisle would have conferred positive favor
on his countrymen IL he had ignored all this strug
gle for artificial eminence, made his appointments
according 70 his best Judgment, and left the dis
gruntled members 70 fight ir out among themselves
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For KENT-Br r. Q. HoLTzMAN

linear 18th st. lsr 333, 80 ethsbove * st. 12r $50
b near l2th st. lsr.. $50 y. mar 18th st. i2r $50
near S near near if fsl st It. ipr iSS
lsih ST. nr X. ~ N. zoo 18TH near ST., l0r...lo0
Conn ave near roo loih. bat a sta iiE03
stnear 18TH llr. 40 2lst near 30
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TYLER 4 RUTHFRFoRn
n2e-6w' 1907 IT. ne.
I,oR RENT-FURNIsHED-isT ST n W =
= story and cellar brick dwelling reoms and bath.
iurnsce opcn nre places, and all mod. inlIe price
sllO per month. TYLER RUTHElfORb,
dl9-3w. laOT fstnx
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WANTED-ro RENT A HoUsH IN MT. PLEAS
w sut; possession - soon - possible Address
D.. Star ofica ja5-2ts
WANIED = TO PURCHASE A BRICK HOUSE
w modern improvements must deal With owner.
state lowest price and terms. Address PURCHASER
Star once. d3-6ts
WANTED-I HAVE A CLIENT WHO WISHES TO
w buy several houses price to from 900 Go
$4,000 must pay well on Investment Address. Civ
A s. CAYNOOD,
ta4-3ts 935 9th st. NV.
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchaser. Any property
placed with will be literally advertised at
pense. Rents collected. Estates MANAGED Insurance
effected. HOLLAND THOMPSON
9el3 1919 + st. Adjoining bun Building.
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LNOR RENT
Il 1885 v st. NV, o rooms. m. l., s22 80
1927 aud 1229 st. N. e., D rooana M A. ais 30
2023 Vermont ave NV. rooms. m l.. xis 80
d3o-0t JAS II. MARI $50 St nv.
IfoR kENT-NEw HOUSE. e02 O ST ~ W.; o
IL rooms and bath; all modern improvements Also.
house 90s ct. NV, rvoms. all mod imps. Inquire
OF FRANK I. BRoNNING. 416 5th st NV. d2S- I'm
INoR RENT-FRoM JANUARY IsT.. THE DWELL
- ling house 80 st. w. h. $50 per mouth. APP
tly TO =. W. THORN CO.. 3l3 Duh st. u W. DO I'm
y gsocery. corner st.; rent e25. Inquire I'D Ia
TrOR REEr-BRAND NEW HOUSE, EOS @ ST
= We 10 roon.A 3story bay window brick; czrs
pess door hot and Cold water furnace heat low rent
70 good tenant. Inquire next door. ds-3m
u new ventilated wster-cioaet hzth-tub and rznre
large yards; excellent neighborhood lxz3 key q
lz:5; only e25 n rented from owner. 225 4 Cap. 81
EoR RENT-Y0l d ST. NV. MOST DEsIRABIE
~ corner house; by Window. porch. y-rd Ac ~
ESQ 4 ssassd Ct owner 22S kass capstol - d@e-im
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BOSTON pkkEE tasSsoDs HOUSE. :,
short Lengths /" odd sizes," Broksn Iots. &c,
Friday :. VII ni & si nc.c 9 s%Sfscs. 'Sr .s
number Of seasonable bargains. and should
kEMAkKxBLx REMNANT OFFERING
LADIES, yAcxEMfs AND wR.ps
size viii be offered this Friday q great rsduc-
ton.l oppoEsunity should yoS ' fail 70 saSs "a.
Vansage OF thi- Eridays sale.
beaver. kersey and boacIe. in black, ni navy and
?; seal brown We have al sizes. from 3. to 40
style. 'o'' "u' nave only lew sizes Oh each
.Remnsut' Pricc;s;. .'.......'-so. 500 aha 80
bs ladies' sly, Nis'.es made from beaver cloth and
aud a.trsIhs; sisss VA t .md AS win iu
REGULAR Prices ..... ~ ~. SO. ! i55O and sl4
II SS Fine Checked Cloth Newmarket
ResuI r price 1e o. so5o
aRemnsnt" price : '''''..'''''''''''''-.@200
sooa 5s :sesss xsry
Regular Price. 90 ana ~. $50
-opb sIaI s" N Sr FINE Pii ,iJsH WRAPS 10
SEQ. BLACK fiush Jacket size IT, from go to
Black Plush visites, sizes "a and 80, from
ESQ |A r'''n '''i'e' '1' 'o' ir0~ '4@ 70
TN IA
CHJLDREN'S WINTER NFWM,RKETs
IN order To show a great ysr;etv NJ stvles In
Children's Cloaks and Nswmsrkets we Inv oniv
afew garments Of each size. We Ard num-.
Der Of STYLES considerablv hr,tsn in si,es and
to clear up the stock this Friday we shsil offer
them At Greatly reduced rrices "
TINS IL unOueationahIv The h..t ocnort,nitv
Of The "a, son To buv Al savins '' opPo"
q Chiidrens' Fine Winter CISas. made from,
neat Checks and stripes sizes Z and B years
Repuiar Prices 40 30 IN All aIo and ala
Remnant Price lchOlce). .................7.5 SO
Il
Neums rket size ~ years
Reeuiar Price .... ala
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The above is only portion Of the property on my
books For full list call office for bulletin issued on
| the LIST and 18th. La3l TH0s. f. wAGGAMAN
IrOR RENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL A DESIRABLE
Il and pleasantly situated brick dwelling. mine rooms
including bath. 103 I'd ST. me- ja2tlt.
V>OR RENr-CORNER HOUSE, AIS o ST Nw:Il
u rooms with all modern Improvements: in No re-
pair Inquire & 4s4 % ST. n dl2-4ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-05
SOMETHING To REMEMBER.

When out shopping bear in mind that Ribbons worth
48c. being sold for loo. yard; Sash Ribbons ct
7oc.. worth SL25 All Warm Goods 1T cost to close
Shoes and Boys Clothing At 10 per discount OF
marked prices. Books at ridiculous prices. Then
there's the stock Of Cotton Underwear and EN-
broderies lately opened and other attractions
at the PAIAAIS ROYAL.