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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24
SPECIAL BARGAINS In LINENS.

It seems an unjust discrimination to single
ont any particular items for special mention, so
good L. the entire stock; yet the following
appear to be the most conspicuous bargains.
81 and 60-inch Full Bleached German Linen
Satin Damasks, cclored bordered and plain
white. Usual selling price is 62k and Csc.
ONLY SOC. PER YARD.
60-inch Plaid Toilanetts Table Cloth, red
blue-and- brown plaids. Heretofore sold at Soc
ONLY Csc. PER YARD.
64-inch Extra Fine and Heavy Blesched Ger.
man Linen Table Damasks. Never before sold
for less than Sl.OO.
ONLY 75c. PER YARD.
66-inch mote width Cream German Linen
Table Damasks, excellent variety Of choice
designs. Extra bargain.
ONLY SOC. PER YARD.
90 pieces 18-inch Heavy Twilled Cotton
Kitchen Crash,
ONLY &C. PER YARD.
so pieces 1S-inch Extra.fne Twilled AL
Linen Crash. in beached and brown finish:
very desirable for glass and roller use worth
14c.,
ONLY 12xc PER YARD.
500 pieces Fine Blesched Cotton Bird-eye
Cloth. in pieces Of 10 yards each. Low prices
10 yards lS-inch. only SIC. per piece.
10 yards 2O-inch. only Csc. per piece.
10 yards 24.inch, only Soc. per piece.
10 yards 27-inch. only Csc. per piece.
TwENTY-FIvE-CENT TOWELS.
Not only IL our line Of Towels ct this popular
price UNSURPASSED but IL only equalled by q
very few retail establishments tn the country
To buy Towels rightly requires knowledge
born only Of long experience and close attention
to the linens Of which they are made. u
The first washing may ruin or change the APP
psarance Of the best-looking Towel made. It Is
quality that counts. and we buy by quality
alone. the colorinss being . secondary consider
alton.
Fine Hqsk Toxels.; ......-....l
Fine Damask Towels ............(~o SOC.
Double Dsmask Bird-eyeToweis
About 20 styles TO select from
LAnens constitute one OF our greatest special
ties. This big Linen trade comes from sailing
Linen. and nothing but Linen. for Linen
WOOD ARD LOTHROp
Cor. 11fh and sts. nv.
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'ThE BAReArs Season.
This is e-eminently the Bargain Season-for
these reasons First We take stock january
sodd Sizes Frozen Iots.a Be- sh AZ .kemnsn;-
prices. second. We are anxious to di D. zee Of
all strictly winter goods previous TO opening
our spring stock. and to that end have made
extraordinary reductions. The lines most
LADIES' WRAPS AND cLoAKs.
ci MIs S y, IsC * AND NEWMARhETs
LADIES' READY-MADE CLOTH SUITS.
BOYS WINTER SUITS.
BOYS WINTER OvERCOATS.
MhN's w SS91:NS uS NHRkMEAk
Our entire scc,mulatlen Of Remnants" &C,
wiz be displayed all the week.
To-day We call attention to the following
sTocK-TAKINa REDUCTIONS
LADIES' WINTER HOSIERY.
~, ~ Is an unusual thin to reduce Winter Hose in
Deing 81 htly oyerstocked. we find il necessary.
y; y; order 20 prevent carrying over single pair
The 37,sc. quality go down to csc.
The 50c. quality go down to 81 &c
The q NC. quality go down to 62hc.
m, The u quality go down to Sc
ro Ans represents an out-and-out % per cent
sTocK-TAK1Na REDUCTIONS
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
White Blankets. reduced from $3.50 to $l.25
Lot Of 1o.4 White Wool Blankets, reduced
cComforts-l Lot Of good sized Fine Print
Comforts, reduced from s l 90 to S125 each.
Fourth ioor)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Cor 18th and SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

The disordsriy proceedings at the republican
convention to-day revive the memories OF the
times when the GLORIOUS right Of suffrage was
last exercised In Washington. II only needs a
lew shootings, razor-cuttings. and brad-awl
puncturings Of obnoxious vo.ers TO bring those
times quite home US
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

L,oR RENT FOUR LARGE uNfURNIsHEp
rs, ms rooms on third h:0r suitable 20,
SO or ger month in advance. Apply 1855 9Th ST. n ~
Rooms south front bath room ans closet attached:
es ana ana ss With Q. without carpets Gall ee'Ysn
EoR RENT-Two NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
I'm "a, nyase family; separate or en- suite yey
For RENr-ls2l o ST. y. W. FURNISHED
nrst rcor. one isrxe room DRESSING room attached.
hot and Id water furnace heat. hrepsce slsc
enees 0"' IN ~ MOOT private iAinii' Oh A"Hi' IL
EoR RENT-THREE COMMUNICATIVE. UNFuR.
es T or ih sss, . ANA 7 sna h0ir
EoR RENT-sEcoND-sToRY ROOMS vERl Lev.
Apply ll2s llth st. near ST. NV. ta23-2t'
E0R .I RENI.Sls G ST: :: W. PARLoR FLooR
made to suit sss t.Sie so.rd 'e 'fs r
For RENT.FuRNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED
sira6s location iii u St n 's'"' ' sS rs
For RENr-TuRNIsHEp ANp UNrgRNIsHfp
r0Gms for rent ars, and second hoOr a's ISL q
TOR RENT -UNFURNIsHED ROOMS SINGLE
.S II 70 fats; house new Apply 1.s 9th st. NV.
s,rable rooms unfurnished sd noor: terms wa
sNssSe 70 desirable party hrrdos pass the doT
EoR kENT-6ll 18TH ST. " W. CONVENIENT
n to ne Eobttt and kivss Hcnse nicely furlishel
scltahe Senator. Mem.
Der or others Also, one single ROOM everything &
class Ia9l ct.
EoR REMITTANCE. BRIGHT ROOMS. FUR.
shel OF UNI urnished with hst-class boari. taile
board ZOOS st NV ja2l-3t-
lroR RENT-FURNTsHED ROOMS, sINGiY OR
l. en- suite. with or without board. 1924 II st. nv.
js2l-6t
ISoR RENT-HANDsoMELY-F FURNISHED SEC
- ond story Front koom and alcove: also. Room al.
Joining suitable for and wife gentlemen. 1925
Vermont ave- ja2o-uts
Tor RtNT-3l7 Az ST, OPPOSITE DIR SIN
cerland's church: seve-al large handsomely fur
hlshed rooms. table bosrd specially. everything
hrstclass, at reasonable terms iall-2w.
EOR RENT-$4Q-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED
II large parlor and bedroom on lst floor including
neat snd gas; bathroom same floor Also, another
large bedroom, 10 extra on LIST Sd foor. .S26 A.
St. third door from DR. Sunderand's Church d3O- linz
EoR RENI.ls23 l ST, ELEGANTLY FUR
Il nished suite of three rooms first hoor; also
room for gentleman on third floor; references ja6Sm
EoR RENT-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED PAR
iors en- suite or singe also. pleasant hall rooms.
suitable Tor gentlemen; with without board 500
lin ST NV References exchanged. ol9-l3w'
EoR RENT-NEAR CHAMBERLAIN's CHOICE
rooms; single or suite; south windows herdics
PASS the door. one room suitable for office with
without board 1913 18th ST. n2S-2m
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C1os1so Or SA1r

CLOSING Our SALE
FINAL REDUCTION IN MEMS FINE WINTER
UNDERWEAR,
ALLEN. soLLY Co. LONDON MAKERS.
ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN sHITRs;
"a. IS. sc. 40. A. 46.
Former Price 81 co. So. 25 $685., $780, o. Is e4.50
Redueedto EOS. 2.12, 30, 2.35. 2.75 2.95
ENGLISH BAIBRIeGAN DRAWERS:
90. 80. 32. "a. IS 40,
Former Price s3.I5. 90. Is. s3.25 s337. s362 s375
Reduced to EOS. 2l2. 2-12. 2.25. 240 900
AZ.
Former Price ST. o. Reduced to $3.50
ENGLISH SCARLET CASHMERE SHIRTS;
SO. -. 40. AZ. A.
Former Price 90. 25. s6.75. o. 10. s7e3. ssl3.
Reduced to 400. 40. $50. 400. 5.25.
ENGLISH SCARLET CASHMERE DRAWERS;
Former Price .s 80 80 o. So o. II Is. 9: 80. .sa
Reduced to 400, 430 $50. $40. $40.
ENGLISH GRAY LAMBS WOOL SHIRTS:
80, IS. A. Al. AZ
Former Price s545. $500 s6.75. 81, 30 $50.
Reduced to $50 375, 4.3J. $50. 300.
ENGLISH GRAY LAMBS WOOL DRAWERS;
80. SO. 80. 40
Former price 1925, BIS. s7.7O, $500.
Red iced to 400, 4.30. 4.9J. BIB
ENGLISH WHITE AND THREE BROWN MERINO
SHIRTS;
80, AZ, A., 4G
Former Price s. 90. 500. $3.50. 1878.
Reduced to $50, ais, 400 4.S5.
ENGLISH WHITE AND THREE BROWN MERINO
DRAWERS;
30, 30, "a, SO, 81. 40,
Former Price s525. s5.75, 1926 s6.37, $3.50. e6S7
Reduced to 3.35. $50. $40. 3.s5. 400, AS
Former Price 81 so: Reduced to s4.so.
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SrocK- T. krse SALE ALL THE WEEK

SrocK- TAXING SALE ALL THE WEEK
We take stock Tuesday evening. January 3lst
In conjunction with the reductions previously
advertised. quote the following:
STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS
in
MEMS SCARLET UNDERWEAR
We don't wish to have q piece left at stock
taking time-January 31st-and won't If price
will sell them. To fully appreciate these re-
auctions it is necessary to consider that they
were originally marked at less than their usual
selling price.
Lot linens Atwood Scarlet Underwear
extra heavy Shirts, have webbed skirt. Shirts,
sizes "a. 80. 40. and AZ. Drawers, sizes 81.
"a, 80. and 40.
regular Price .............................$l 311
Stock-taking Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0
ot2-Men's Atwood Scar ct Underwear. full
regular made. Shirts. sizes 40 and AZ: Draw
ers. SO; worth $1.37.
Regular Price slo5
StocK-taKlng Prce.. ..S1.0O
Lot 3-Men's Atwood Extra fine Scarlet In
derwear pure cochineal dye soft quality.
Shirts, sizes SO. 80, and AZ Drawers, sizes 81.
36, 3S, and AZ.
Regular Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Stock-takinR Price. observation-disclosures $3.50
Lot 4-Men's Extra-heavy All Wool Scarlet
Underwear, full regular made and full fash
Toned; Shirts webbed at skirt. Sizes, "a. SO,
3S, 40. AZ, and A; Drawers: sizes 80. 81, "a.
80, 50. and 40.
StOck-taking Price. ....................$2 5000
tMain hoor entrance 1913 st. n.w.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and I sts NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

TEE STAR has not space fOr an hundredth part
OF the communications sent to Il, though many OF
them contain suggestions o; considerable value
On matters OF puoic interest. Contributors.
Thea sfsre. who study brevity IN writing. stand
much he best chance OF getting into STAR print.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

Inc rel ireraeE; CT NJ Seyellon Brown from the
chief eli rkship Of the state Department Will
Change Ie face % things there almost as much as
the resis nation OF secretary. The Department
viii oe har'ily recognizable without MS familiar
fgure n the foreyrour1
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T III T. T.
S s'SS III 4 EE Esa f r" III
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# En- 4 + + n
E Es I "A ILL ILL -

Ladies' and Gentlemen who intend participating are
respectfully informed they will find st the PALAIs
ROYAL fine and new stock Of LADIES' EVENING
GLOVES. FANS. LACE HANDKERCHIEFs, SILK
HOSE. aud SLIPPERS For GENTLEMEN. GLOVES.
NECKwEAR, SHIRTS, SILK HANDKERCHIEF.
EVENING SHOES. ETC. Of frst-class quality and 1t
moderate prices.
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WOULD YOU BE SAvED!
THE WAY GIVEN BELOW.

Tins MosrH,s DEATH List
What the primary Of the diseases that have
carried so many of OFF, What causes pleurisy.
pneumonia. &C.! Need we ask!
A PHYSICIANS OPINION.
mo diseases more fatal and none more easily pre-
vented 1t Is positively essential wear WOOL silk or
chamois skin underwear"
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.
With this in mind the physicians Of Washington
have recommended many Of their charges to the
PALAIs ROYAL. where the non.irritating Medicatod
Wool Underwear IL sold
AN EASILY OBTAINABLE PREVENTATIVE
The Great Closing Out Sale Of Winter Underwear at
the PALAIs ROYAL offers an unusual opportunity to
obtain the best At prices-:he price.list below will
show-unusually low.
MEMS GOODS
35c. Colored Cashmere Socks to 20 at gle.
$1.25 Colored Cashmere Underwear to 20 at CSC.
81 Red Wool Underwear. to 90 at CSC.
Sl25 Norfolk and New Brunswick, to 20 at 6Sc
4sc Wool Bicylce Hose, to go at 25c.
Sc Medicated Wool Underwear. to go at 3l8O.
sl.75 Colored Cashmere Underwer to 70 at q 40.
s1.5O Medicased Wool Underwear. to go at sL2O
sI35 White Cashmere Underwear, to 60 ct CLOS.
s1.75 White English Underwear, to 20 at sl4O
CSC. English Silk scarfs. to 60 at 4sc.
44c. Silk and Satin Scarfs. to 30 at 29c
25c. Satin-Iined Scarfs, to 20 at for 25c.
6sc Silk suspenders, fancy to 60 at Csc.
4Sc. All-Silk suspenders, to 90 at Csc
TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT OF marked prices
of Silk Mufiers and Warm Gloves (Kid or worsted for
walking and drvins): also Cartwright Warmers Un-
derwear.
woMEN's GOODS.
TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT OF the prices Of
S1-oo. $50 and 75c English Cashmere Hose.
e1.45 Pure ALL Wool Vests.
9sc.. s1.35 and S1.48 Red Medicated Wool Under
wear.
American Hosiery Co.'s Underwear
Cartwright Warmers Co. Underwear.
Hairs Patent Chamois skin Underwear.
Cloaks and Suits, Furs. Warm Gloves, Warm Skirts,
worsted Goods Jersey Lcegins also 1T 90 PER CENT
DISCOUNT.
TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT Oh the prices Of q 6S,
sL9s s2.4s. s2.6s ami s3.4s silk Hose. - also Oh
every article in Shoe Department
CHILD's GOODS
CSC. Hsnd-Knit Tobossans. to go ct SOC.
Csc. Tom 0'shanter Caps. to 60 at SOC.
CSC. Hand-Knit Drawer Leggins, to 90 at 69c.
4Sc. Hand-Knit Drawer Lesxins. to 30 At 39c.
Csc. Hand Knit Hoods, colors. 10 70 ct SOC.
Soc. White Hand Knit Hoods. to 90 ct ESQ.,
s2.75 Plush Hoods. color. to 70 ct s2.15.
s8.8s Plush Capes. to 80 st 1886.
TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT Oh marked prices
Of all other articles In worstsd Goods Dept Wool and
Msrino Underwear and HOSIERY Dept. including Jer-
F. 4. t., {. / {;
| IIl::iiiSIIjj)YA t.. !.
A LIsxxR sole rropr,sssr.
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Space will not allow give the reduced prices Of
entire stock comprising silk, Balbrgean, Merno,
and Lambs Wool Underwear but it is to the interest
of all to call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere
RH TAYLOR,
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ADMINISTRATIONS.

WANTED-A SITUATION AS CaANBERMAID
and nurse By white girl. Address Boz lS4. star
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLoRED GIRL
W from virginia situa.io, nurse chsmbe1-
mao rood reference situation Capitol Hin pre-
Ierred Apply TO 10 9th St ne. IT,
WANTED-DIcK's AGENCY HAS FIRsT-CLAsS
w Cooks, chambermaids mattresses, launcressns.
sns sars na ,r SSsers s9sehmen house mcn
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
and Nurses Seamstress. Men Waters ooks Coarhmen.
Buffers SAML A. CooMbS. 926 + ST. q. v. n24-5ts
WANTED-sITUATIoNA AS FIRsT.CLAss COOK
w either in gentl man cub private residence BY
scotch woman drst-clGss references. Address
SCOTCH, Star Office. ta2i-3ts
WANTED-BY A COLoREp WOMAN A sITUA-
w ton in hrst-class family nurse or rhab<r-
maid good references furnished Apply al 300 E ST.
s.w. ts5A-3ts
WANTED-BY CoLoRED MAN, A SITUATION
w as dining room servant coachman in q private
FAMILY nrst-class city references. Apply 1909 lth
ST. NV. Ire
WANTED-A DEPARTMENT CLERK WHO
Address c. A. S. Star ONCE. ja2:S3t.
WANTED.BY A YOUNG MAN POSITION IN
references Address H.. Star offce. jail 81.
WANTED-sITUATIoNs FoR WHITE AND COL
w ORED Cooks. maids. nurses. walters. housemer,
Kitchen hands. three refined housekeepers two lady
copyists. &c I'm BURNHAM.630-632f n W js2 i-6ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR ALL KINDS OF
w help; free to employers; references guaranteed
to be genuine; sTENENS EMPLOYMENT AND
ROoM-RENTING BUREAU. III 9Th st. n ", till
Pm ja5-3w'
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R.ssAcK TIE STATE FRoM END
To END.
TRAVEL THE COUNTRY OVER
AND YOU WILL NOT FIND SUCH BARGAIN AS
WILL ECLIPSE THE ONE WE OFFER.
just received. 500 dozen Mems Laundried Shirts
made excellen Muslin perfect finish hand worked
buttonholes patent stayed. well gussetted reinforced
no better fitting, in plain shield BOSOM double plat
al-over plat and French plat.
We will run of the lot in q little WHILE the price
WILDE
15 CENTS.
Ask our competitors the real value.
Not shirt in the lot worth less than co. and most
of them worth 81 25 and e1.5O.
THIS WILL SPREAD LIKE WILD FIRE AMONG
THE PEOPLE.
Remember only 500 dozer.
How long can they last. DON'T SAY WAIT. You
cannot afford TO ignore this bargain.
But under no consideration will than one half
dozen be sold to any customer we wish to dis.
tribute this bargain as much as possible.
REMEMBER IT ONLY COSTS YOU IS CENTS to
buy I50 sairt.
They cannot be with us long
You know the old proverhHe tina. hesits.es is lost,
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FOR RENT-STORES

IHOR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING IN FINE
u condition, S02 sth St NV. Apply to owner, 1911
Rhode Island ave ja1p-6t
NOR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING AT 1896
Il 4th ST. NV, containing ID rooms. with all d
ern improvements. Inquire 1888 18th ST. all-sw'
EoR RENT : BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE. 1902
Il 18th ST., 2OxSO II. concreted cellar size g
room dwelling aboye; large brick stable. Also line
store, cor 10Th and n. y. ave. J. W. p MYERS
ja1l-1ms l42s New York ave
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WANTED--ROOMS

NANCED-BY YOUNG MAN FURNISHED
w Room, with board. in private family; Catholic
preferred northwestern section price and oca-
lion. address Box %. star office. ia24- BE
WASTED--A GENTLEMAN WANTS SMALL
w comfortable Room. convent mt to bath; hot and
cold wafer; at moderate price. state location and
price. Box l30 Star Office. 1t.
WANTED-A ROOM IN NEIGHBORHOOD OF
W Iowa Circle, where privacy is assured. Address
STATING low rent Box 81, star offce. It,
WANTED FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
w rooms. Many persons call every day for
them. Persons having til, for rent should see us
ROOM RENTING AGENCY, 6l2 9th St NV t23-3ts
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The city postmaster and district attorney ap-
POINTED by the President are doubtless well enough
quaied for the places, but as their selection was
aue almost entirely TO outside political influence
there does not seem TO be any particular reason
why they should be named in any way as repre-
senting District citizenship. The postmaster gets
his appointment through Illinois inhuence and the
appointment Of the district attorney who stin re-
tains his legal residence at Martinsburg is ex-
pected II Is stated "tO fix Cleveland solid In West
Virginia" The appointments were doubtless good
political strategy, but they certainly were no, the
ones asked for by the District people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

The supreme Court OF the United states has
properly refused 70 interfere with the case Of
Maxwell, alias Brooks. convicted OF the murder OF
Preller In st. Louis nearly two years ago The
several recent failures OF appeals to the supreme
court when all resorts 70 state courts have proved
vain, ought 70 have a rather discouraging effect
upon counsel In murder cases generally. As a rule
though, they probably would be willing 70 carry
an appeal 10 the emperor OF China, regardless OF
the folly OF such course, IL their clients con-
scnted 20 pay the necessarr fees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

Al last the House OF Representatives has got it.
self together and done what IL ought 10 have done
several days ago-decided Mr. Carlisle entitled tn
his seat, and Mr.. Thobe's claim to a reopening OF
his contest i-founded. As was very well set forth
by the majority OF the committee, 10 have done
anything else would have been TO put a premium
on dilatorinesS II Mr. Thobe had had good case
and good counsel he would have had no occasion
To ask this unusual favor OF the House. but would
nave been In position 10 have his contest disposed
Of promptly at the beginning OF the session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

Mr.. OBrien Is getting enough Kindness from his
fellow-eitizens In Ireland to make I'D for some OF
the ill-treatment he has received at the hands OF
his JaiOrs- According 70 his statistics, only three
hundred OF the eighteen hundred branches OF the
National League have been interfered with by the
police, while the remaining fifteen hundred are
daily defying the authorities without rebuke be-
cause the Government Is simply afraid 10 attempt
10 suppress them.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

L,OR RENT-DESK ROOM IN A PROMINENT
l. real estate Office; first door: l4th and n
". Address A. l. NJ. star Office. t23-2ts
INoR hENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED FEED
Store No. 1il1 High st. Georgetown, ID. C, W tn
hxtures; Sl5 per month Il. A. IHILLIPS. l4.S
New ork avenne. ja5-lm
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Vur.RATE SALE ooNTrNrEs FoR ANOTHER
" week: ssms ps1ers aud haxya.Is Al Roods MARRIED
n sius a6ussa DOUBLk Co2BfxAx1ON sIOkk
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WooDwAsaRe 49, s. .h 4ssgssg 5. Corpns.

CHANGED DAILY.
The economic lily inclined will find the store
particularly good place to shop especially 20
at present on account of the liberal reductions
which have been made on all strictly Winter
Goods.
WOODWARD IJOTHROP
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

EOR sALK-sUBURBAN PROPER IT.
q Mount Peasant. nne Lotg Of % cent? per foot
Meridian Hill, hne Lots q 20 ctR per Of
Colunhs College Grounds me lO0 % % ctA per foot
js ss pi''' IVY 6uRLEY BROS. 1919 r IT.
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WANTED--HOUSES

WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE WITH 10 TO
w 20 rooms, situated between 3D. and 10th SITS and
Pennsylvania ave. nd St with OF without room
and boarders. Address j. H. Star office jao43;s
w house; IN. t.; NV. capitol Hill; on small cash
payment. Address }. b. s. 1918 II st. NV. giving
price, location, condition of house. &c. ja21-3ts
WANTED-HOUSES OR LOTS WELL LOCATED.
w which owners will sell at good investment price.
for cash, for Client. Address, with full descr ton
and lowest price. ATTORNEY. Star office. j.2l-3ts
NANTED-TO RUY FOR CASH HOUSES FROM
w $1,000 to $780, J.R. HEREFORD, l423b
ST. ja2O-l2ts
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES
w and Lots Tor cash purchasers Any property
placed with us Will be literally advertised at
effected HOLLAND THOMPSON. 1913 +. Adjoin-
in2 sun Building. jel3
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DARTIEs SEEKING SAFE INvRsTMENTs IN
Local Securities viii b furnisued full perticulsrs
application Mt our Once. 0URLEY HROTHERR.
310 ct. NV. hl3-lm
1OHN e BEALL Co, AGENTS ron Tak
q Equitable Mortssee Go. Capital. 5000, 900.
annusly. for any amount alvays on hard for in
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12

A SLIGHT modification in the Mills tar
if bill has secured the support of the
Louisiana delegation who were at first
bitterly opposed to the bill. Another
slight change in the clause affecting wors>
ted goods has won over the wool men
from Ohio and elsewhere, so that the num-
Der of democrats who oppose the measure
has been reduced to a small number, and
it is hoped to reduce the number still
further before the bill comes to vote.
Notice has been given in the house that
the bill will be called up for action on the
18th inst. An effort will then be made
to hold the house down to the considers
ton of the measure until vote is taken.
OF course the republicans are prepared to
repeat on the floor of the house
everything which they did in the cons
mittee room to delay the bill,
hoping in this way to defeat it. The
democratic programme is to get the tariff
bill disposed of before the meeting of the
st. Louis convention in June. From the
present outlook the chances are rather
against vote being reached by that
time, but the effort will be made all the
same The chances of the final passage
of the bill have largely increased recent
ly, and while it is by no means certain
now that the bill will pass, it is more
than probable that it will. AT any rate