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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

The project CT converting the picturesque
Rock Creek valley into public PARK mas long
been cherished by thoughtful citizens as the
one thing needed to justify the claim OF wash
ngton to a rank amongst the most beautlfu
and attractive capital cities OF the world we
can brag justihably Of our carrlage-ways
(keeping discreet silence, however,
about our foot-ways); OF our shade
trees; Of our public buildings Cnot making
proud mention of the pension office though),
and Of the many handsome private houses that
would be creditable to any city. But when we
come to the matter Of that indispensable feat
ure of frst-class city, great public park sup
plying o health and pleasure resort for all
classes, the comparison OF Washington
to the European capitals of London, Paris,
Berlin and Vienna. with their thous-
ands of acres Of parking, is most
humiliatine. The moderate area allowed in
the original plan Of Washington for this pur-
pose has been gobbled up as sites for public
buildings or railroad depots, and the capital
city of the nation is absolutely obliged to
sponge upon the old soldiers at their home for
park drive OF even q mile In extent!
At the same time the District OF Columbia
has within its borders in the Rock Creek region
all the requisites for park OF unr1valled at
Effectiveness. 1t can safely be asserted that no
other city in the world has within Its territory
such opportunities for superb park with such
Q marvellous combination OF all the elements
Of the striking and picturesque in scenery In
the shape of bold cliffs, pleasant meadows,
grand old forest trees, all bordering upon
stream of wonderful vivacity, beauty and
purity, as those afforded by the Rock creek
valley. The vast parks Of European capitals
have many beauties, but they are almost inva-
riably of a fat monotony of surface. and their
water features are sluggish. diteh-liks affairs.
Another important advantage is that the cost
Of converting this territory into park would
be comparatively trifing. There should be no
meddling with its present wild loneliness.
few roads and bridle-paths and bridge
or two are all that is requisite to bring
it into immediate use. And when once opened
up and opportunity given to the people of the
country visiting Washington to see its attrac
tions it is certain they would heartily endorse
the action Of their representatives in Congress
in acquiring this grand National Park, adorn-
% ittingly the National city.
But it is imperative that action should be
promptly taken in this direction if the great
natural beauties of the region are to be pre-
served intact. Already small inroads are being
made upon the noble forest growth, and not
one Of these grand old trees, the product
of centuries, can be spared Many
other considerations urge speedy action and
have prompted some of our public spiritei citi-
zens to propose through THE STAR that some
energetic cooperative action should be taken
by all interested in the permanent welfare of
the city to bring about the immediate acquisi-
ton Of the Rock Greek region for a national
park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

The President, Secretary Fairchild. Speaker
Carlisle and other democratic leaders in SYM
patty with the tariff reform league agree with
the executive committee of the national asso-
citation of democratic clubs in the opinion that
the next national campaign will be fought upon
the same issues as the last. But there are
thousands of democrats who are not so sure of
that These democrats are politicians and
partisans primarily, and tariff-reformers
only secondarily, if at all. They
expect the republicans, before the issues of the
next campaign are made up, TO reduce the sur
plus and to remove some of the inequalities
and Inconsistencies of the tariff, cutting away
the foundations of some of the popular argu-
ments for tariff reform which were available
in the last campaign They appreciate that
very powerful element in the democratic party
cares more for present victory than for future
tariff reform, and that the prominent issue of
the unsuccessful campaign of 1883 will be
feared and avoided by this element Just as a
burnt child breads and shuns the fire. They
expect. therefore, the democratic fight of 1892
to be based upon the rong-doings and short
comings Of the republicans in their manage
ment of the affairs of the republic during the
next four years, and believe that. while the
republicans viii be recognized in a general
way as the prOtective-tariff party. and the
democrats as the reyenue-tariff party, the tariff
issue will not be permitted by cautious demo-
cratic politicians 10 assume the same promi
nence in 1892 as IN 1888.
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Day Goops Ar Cosr.

From January TO February 1, 1889. We shall offer
our entire stock Of Dry Goods AT COST.
The stock consists In part splendid assortment Of
the following Goods White and Gray Blankets, Bed
Comforts. Bed Spreads, Table Linens, Nspkins Sheet
ings, Towels.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
Mems and Boys Cassimeres, Ladies' Children's and
Gentlemen's Underwear from zoe. to Sl.5O each
Shirt and Drawers.
z pieces Black SILK for 45c. yard, worth 81
Apron and Dress Ginghams reduced from 1Oc yard
TO 7c- yard
Sc Prints reduced to &C. yard
1Oc. Century Cloth reduced to &c. yard.
We have about so ladies' and Children,s Coat. n
half their value.
our stock contains numerous articles not here mem
toned at the same reduction all through.
we ask youto call before the stock has been picked
over. ''eA p''A'"
8. d. BURCH,
1904 9TH ST. NV
Opposite Tyson House.
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Even MIS- Harrison has been obliged to pro-
cure 'ne services Of private secretary. in
order to meet the demands made upon her a,ten-
non by the steadily expanding dimensions o,
her daily mail Mrs. Cleveland seems 10 have %,
'ne fashion OF causing Presidents wives To he
regarded as members Of the admini.tr.,;or
and Mrs Harrison and all her successors in tbe
"nife House will probably have their hand.
iul with the greatness thrust upon them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

GRAND CLEARING SALE
MONDAY, OF SOUVENIRS SUITABLE FOR
HOME DECORATIONS
3 China SILK double Head Rest, were 81 25 Csc
% Plush double Head Rest, were S1.75 81 .25.
3 Slumber Rolls in figured Plush, were a3 90 %
handsome leather and painted cover Table, was
$3.50. reduced. So
80 Milk Stools. were DC, reduced, 19c
81 Pillow Sham Holders, 69c.
. Handkerchief Gases. were 81. reduced, 3D.
Closing out Baskets at 20 per cent of marked prices
few more of the PC. Baskets
200 boxes of Tinsel at &c.
OPPENHEIfER'S
Ola 9th ST. NV
Stamping while you wait. dl-eo3m
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PH1LADELpH1A STORE
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Having just purchased from a large importer great
bargain in Linen Handkerchiefs
WILL OFFER
flEST-Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitched fine oualitv.
importers price 81, 81 25 and a. so
per dozen. Our price this lot will be
15c. each.
sECOND-Iadies Pure Linen Hemstitched finer anal
ity; importers price was s275, s3 and
$500 Per dozen. Our price will be 2Oc.
each
IHIkD-Gentlemen's Fancy Embroidered Hemstitch-
ed, very fine; importers price was A. so
per dozen. Our price Poe. each.
This is decidedly the Greatest Bargain ever offered
In Pure Linen Handkerchief and it will pay you TO
buy now.
CARHART LEIDY.
d29 92s 9TH and 7O6 st. NV
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win sovernorship in hand, cabinet port.
iono talked about, and an aspiration for sena-
sor,Ai dsni'ies which may possibly be graft.
ned, Mr.. Cot of West Virginia must feel thu.
politics is not failure. 'A"'
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GIovEs Fon New Years Presents

You don't knoW the size; you don't know the shade;
you don't knoto the style. Leave that to Should the
wrong size shade be selected will exchange them
at any time. The name stamped each Glove
'Paais Royal"-is guarantee to you and tolthose to
whom the Gloves presented that they the best
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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A SUCCESSFUL ISSUE.
IN MAKING UP OUR ANNALS FOR THE
PRESENT HOLIDAY SEASON WE HAVE
VERIFIED THAT THE PEOPLE OF WASH
NGToN IN DEALING WITH
PLAIN FACTS ,
HAVE ACCOMMODATED THEMSELVES TO
THE DEMANDS OF THE SEASON By ACT.
ING UPON OUR ADVICE SUGGESTED IN
OUR
sEAsoNABLK HINT.
HUNDREDS AFTER MAKING THEIR
PURCHASES FOR CHRISTMAS EYES DE-
LIVERY ARE MANIFEsTLY PLEASED
WITH OUR EQUITABLE METHOD OF
DEALING. AND FINDING A COMPLETE
SUBTRACTION IN EVERY PARTICULAR,
DECLARE THE HERETOFORE INExPIIcA-
BILE
CONUNDRUM SOLVED!
WE CAN NOW, AFTER A THOROUGH AND
COMPLETE TRIAL OF OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT SYSTEM. PROCLAIM TO THE PUB
Lie THAT OUR EFFORTS HAVE BEEN
BROUGHT roA
SUCCESSFUL ISSUE,
LEAVING Us THE HAPPY POSSESSIONS OF
AcoNTENTKD MIND. IN FUTURE. ~ IN
THE PAST. WE PURPOSE 10 METZ OUT
IMPARTIAL JUSTICE 10 All. A TIE
ExIGENcIEs OF EACH INDIVIDUAL CASE
NAY CALI. FOR UPON TIE FOLLOWING
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. WHICH COMPRISE
OUR LINE; RocKERs or ALL DkscRn-
TloNA FANCY TABLES. A ooARIErH
LINE OF RUGS. ART SQUARES, LACE CUR
rAINa PARLoR cIocKs. sDEBoARDs
HAT-RAcxs. WALNUT AND OAR KxrKx.
SION TABLES, TOILET SETS, PARIoR AND
BEDROOM sUIrRA CARPETS. srovHA
AID N FACT EvERYTHmo youxD m
ynsr-oEAss HousEVuRxIsxlxo srosx
Houss ; HsaanAxn.s
oAan AxD czzpar yuxuruss
AND oAsssr uouuz
sn AzD - svxzzz STREET. Nv.
al. AID - 1AA Avn nv
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ELEGANT DRAPERY NETS
EVENING OvERDREssFs

EVENING OvERDREssEs.
We are exhibiting superb assortment of ex.
elusive patterns and designs in Drapery Nets.
Striped Gauzes, Tulles. &C.. which we show in
Black, Cream and the delicate evening shades.
We offer:
rein. All-silk Tulle
4S-in. All-silk Point d'Esprit Net.
4sin. Tinselled Striped GAUGES.
4s-in. Silk Lace Drapery Nets.
Gold and Silver Beaded Nets.
36-in. White Tulle, for the neck.
4s-in. Cotton Point d'Esprit Net.
Choice Patterns in Drapery Nets, In delicate
evening colors, at $40 per pattern.
HANDKERCHIEFs.
We have not stopped selling Handkerchief
because Christmas has gone. The impetus Of
last weeks trade was 70 great It will REQUIRE
some time to stop 1t, If. indeed, it ever stops.
We are doing our level best to keep 1t up, and
al the values you bought 20 readily last week
are yet here; and. furthermore, We shall keen
our stock Of initial" Handkerchief full and
complete all the year round
AN UNSURPASSED STOCK OF Innings
All Innings that are considered uncommonIv
hard to ind are very apt to be found here We
are aot satisfied to keep simply what otherr
keep, but aim to keep what they have not This
II one Of our strongest points in merchsndis-
ing
Innings for Coats. Sleeves, &c.
serges, in variety Of best shaded 80 and "a
inches wide. 373< and Soc. per yard.
Hair Cloth, in black and gray, for sleeye-lip-
ing, facing, padding. &C.
Great variety Of c0lorings IN striped R.&ip.
and Fine Silesas for sleeve linines
All the desirable shades in Quilted sstin.
and italian Cloths In number Of widths ana
qualities.
Fast Black" Camhrics snd silesias.
Every Color In Camhric and etlesiaa Sor
matching Dress 0ooda
Come here for al thst are good and hard 70
md In Dress Liningst
Qtrst hoor; north archvsy.)
REDUCTION IN SCARLET PANTa
We have pain Ladies' Scsrlet An. Vooa e.x.
ony Ribbed Pants, In ssss 30 end a. only. ~
IN order 70 Close them out ct once ~ drop their
price TO el.76 psr pair. This = over 8 tharl
Less than they were ever bsfors o0srsd.
Qtrst door; Arst snnsx; ruar.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
az Cor l1th end y 81 nv.
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EYOC WANT A ZINE DRESS ovrpCo,r ~
iIvEaSy9 81 CCh1i6nSh5Is 80 % the LoNDoS And
md fuli sasor,sat :, CO. 9th aud sts, you'll
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Few WoRDs To Men,

few words to the men who propose to go
calling on New Years Day. Have you posted
yourself a. to "What to weari' We give below
the correct thines." a. dictated by the Metro
politan authorities on Mems Goods. The great
est diversity Of style IL in the Shirt Fronts,
which may be Plain or Embroidered Linen.
Plain or Embroidered Pique and AIl-Over EN-
broidered Linen. We have each Of these styles.
and judging from the demand. the Embroidered
Linen Fronts will be the most generally worn.
Linked Cuffs rank FIRST, yet sQuare-cornered
Plain Linen Cuffs may be worn.
The collar Is to be selected with view Of its
becomingness: for instance men with rather
Collar, while those with medium and short
necks will adopt the Turn point Collars.
The Shirt Studs and Cuf Buttons are Of White
Stonine. In plain, ribbed, and plaid patterns.
The White Lawn Bow. with square, pointed,
or tucked edges, 10 the proper thing In Neck
wear.
The Gloves are of blue, white. and pearl. either
distinctively plain or else with narrow white
embroidery on the back.
The Handkerchief may be Of plain fine linen
or japanese silk, all white or with neat. fancy
border.
We have made display Of these Proper Ar
ticles in Mems Goods" in one Of our F-street
windows, to which we invite your attention.
Entrance 1913 st. n.wJ
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 11th and F sta. n W.
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CLOSED AL DAr NV YEAns.

As usual, our establishment WILL BE
CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY. JANUARY
lsT, New Years Day.
Buy your Gloves, &C., on Monday.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
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In eongratulating the American Historical
Society upon its selection Of Washington as its
place OF meeting, Senator Hoar, at the societv,s
closing session last night, very happily and
gracefully referred to the fact, now coming "a
be generally recognized, that the capital is fast
acquiring the advantages, facilities. and cond;-
mons which viii make it inevitably the center
OF the republics activities in science. Iitera-
ture, and education.
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Some OF the Methodist ministers Of Indian
apolis enter their protest against an inaugu-
raj ball. Other persons, equally few in num-
bers. condemn all public celebration of the
event. all the parade, decoration and fireworks.
and would have the new President after the
methods OF early simplicity, ride unattended
from the White House to the capitol. and tie
his horse TO the backyard fence of the capitol
while he enters to take the oath Of Office.
Ii must be remembered, of course, that the
martial display to which some object is not an
exhibition by the government Of a standing
army, and that neither the government nor the
taxpayers Of the nation are responsible for the
extravaganza Of decorations. fireworks and
ball The people Of Washington voluntarily
celebrate a great event in a manner which
seems to them suitable, and the people of the
nation flock Spontaneously to the capital to
participate in honOring the installation of a
new executive. Those who cannot come
or do not care TO come to Washington to
join in the city's merry making are of
course at liberty to stay at home and criti-
else Inequalities in which they are neither
hosts nor guests. The citizens who
pay for the celebration ought, however. to be
permitted to decide how their money shall no
spent AT the same time they are grieved to
think that any one should be displeased with
the manner in which they propose to entertain
the ne" President, and are especially DESTROYS
OF eonehiatlng the good men of Indianapolis.
10 TINS END 1t may be stated that so many per-
sons attend the so-called inaugural ball who do
not dance that the affair is really popular re-
eePtion to the President. and presence on the
Occasion can hardly compromise the strongest
opponent Of dancing. The protesting Indian
apolis eiergymen are therefore cordially in
yited 70 meet the President at the Pension
bulldlnx on the eyenino Of TIA Al "a A.,
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OeRAMs Flowers Or F1oRrxcr
TOILET COLOGNE.
Distilled from
ORANGE BLOSSOMS. BALM. ROSEMARY. HELLO.
TROPE, VIOLET, AND ROSES.
In pint Glass Stopper Bottles 81 or sold in any
quantity
FARINA COLOGNE-Genuine4 All; In long, short
and wicker covered bottles
Jean Marie Farine tGold Medal Farinal
Johann Maria Farina mo. A.
SACHET POwDER-An Odors, FIorentine Orris I
pound packages. Soc.
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS Of all leading mann.
features, In beautiful Plush Cases. Cut (Ilass and
Plain bottles and in bulk. IS to SOC ounce. Han
pint bottles, extract any odor, S2.4O.
CUT GLASS BOTTLES. latest shapes beautifully
cut. from % to e1O pair
Pressed Bottles from 1Oc to 81
COLOGNE PITCHERS. loo. and sec psir. H.rv,,r.
TOILET CASES,
Manicure Sets, Pearl, Ivory. and Celluloid r,ouh
and Brush Sets Smoker Sets of every deecription
From u to e25
7. T. OGRAM. Druexist
dlo-2w 1911 Penn ava
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New YEARS Day & THE BoYs.
CERTAINLY THE BOYS OUGHT TO
"COME OUT" IN NEW SUITS AT NEW
YEARS" AS WELL AS THE MEN
ARE PARTICULARLY POPULAR THIS WIN
TER.
FIRST, WE MENTION THE THREE
PIECE" OR VEST SUITS, MADE IN PLAIN
DIAGoNALAND BRoAD-wALE woRsTEDs,
AND IN VARIOUS STYLES OF CASHMERE
AND CHEvIoTs. THESE RANGE FRoM1O
TO 10 YEAR OLD SIZES.
SECOND, DOUBLE-BREAsTED JACKET
SUITS IN CASHMERE AND CHEvIoTs ARE
MUCH WORN BY THE BOYS WHO HAVE
TIRED OF THE "NoRFOLKs."
FOR VERY DREssY AND HANDSOME
SUITS THE vELvETEENs STILL "HoLD
THEIR OWN"
THESE COME IN PLAIN JACKETS, IN
BRAIDED JACKETS AND IN NoRFoLKs,
AND RANGE IN SIZE FROM TO 12
YEARS.
FOR LARGE BOYS FROM Is TO 49, THE
DARK MIXED CAssIMERFs. THE CORK
SCREWS AND THE BRoAD-wALE WORST.
ED ARE THE MOST DREssY.
BEAR IN MIND THAT OUR PRICES ON
ALL THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN REDUCED
UNTIL JANUARY 1sT.
OUR STOCK OF CAPE ovERCoATs FOR
BOYS OF ALL AGES Is STILL IN GOOD
SHAPE, AND NO OTHER STYLE OF OVER
COATS Is AS POPULAR.
E B. BARNUM l. CO.,
d2s 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Oun WAnrRooxs
Are always fresh with designs and new features
IN MANTELs AND TILES,
And we shall continue to
KEEP DOWN THE PRICES
As we did through the past year, having inaugurated
the GREAT CUT last spring.
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON.
d1.1p1m 424 9th street.
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GooDs For RECEPTION
AND EVENING WEAR.
27-inch evening shades of Chinas S5c.
70 evening shades of Surahs, 75c and 81
"a evening shades of Surahs, 81.
Evening shades of satins 35. So rs, 81 and 81 o5.
2o-inch evening shades of Faille Francois, sI15.
~ evening shades of Satin Marveilleux 81 .25.
Evening shades Of Pompadour Satins, very hand
some, 81.
4s-inch Figured Gauze. in all shades $3.50; regu.
lar value, 81.
4s-inch Striped Gauze in all shades. 81 5o regular
value. 81.
4sinch Striped Gauze, in all shades, 9Oc.: regular
value, $1.25.
2%-inch Striped Crepe de Chine, in White, Cream,
and Straw. at 75c.: regular value, S125.
Black Nets and Gauzes. at all prices from al M
All the Trimmings. Neck Fixings, Gloves, Hosiery,
and other things necessary to complete
an evening dress is carried in stock by us at whatever
price you wish to expend.
dark room for the display of evening shades which
helps materially in selecting colors to harmonize
LANSBURGH BRO.
400. 422. 424 and 42e 9TH st. NV,
d24 AT, 40 9Th ct. NV.
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New YEAn,s WEEK
AT F-STREFT CHINA STORE
BAhGAlNS IN Dinner Sets, Tea Sets Chamber Sets
White Ware. Cups and Saucers Japanese War Cnt
ler- Lamps, Hlusefurnshings Art Pottery Glass and
next week 10000" fii''' ioi
1T onS
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GAuzrs. NErs. ILLUSIONS.
AND CREPES AT REDUCED PRICES
AL colors in Faille Francois at al.
Evening shades in China silks, &c.
Evening shades in surahs at 75c.
AL silk Crepes at 6oc.
Large stock of Black Laees and Nets
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS.
We have bought to great advantage . l.r.s 10. .,
Black Silks and offer them e5 per cent less than mana,
rates.
California Blankets at reduced prices.
Dress Goods at reduced prices
Broadcloths at reduced prices
Great bargains In choice goods.
w.N sHusrvp = .ov.
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V1croR E. ADLER
IS THE Gus
todan of the public happiness and he proposes that
to it. Especially those that have hard time most of
the year will find him laying for them you are hard
to suit, difficult to satisfy,
ARE THE Gus
toner after. Wen suit you please you satisfv
you. make you happy. What more do you want! II
word whether we can back all brag with rood con-
scientous performance, why.
ASK ANY OLD Gus
that won't keep his word. that goes back on bus
promises that tries to work up snap.
WORTH Gus
piore any other cheap and nasty article ". mint
to give you good time. Are you with ~! II CO. lust
get move on you and come 10
VICTOR z. ADLKR.s
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
s27 and o2o 9TH st. n.w- corner MASSACHUSETTS sva
Strictly One Rrics.
opsn evenings TN until after the Holiday.. Sat-
urdays tin IL pm d2x
DAIros & STRICKLAND.
Have ths largest and bsst solicited Stoke
MEMS. woMxN's. AND oHupRxxs suors
Tebs soundh this city.
Ths leading features Il thsss shoe, q,
COMFORT. DuRA1n1rY. AND sxx1x
Ara WITH Ne iasss staek y ssases fsa. - s.sssa
10 SUIT ALMOST EVERYONE wuo GALA
sons VIZ puai~Aas
cz11sTxAs psrsxru
O. b ss'sstsa non ~ many styin ~ 4 N -,
snd vtdfAa.
az sso 1MNgYIvANA AyxuuR
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GooDs FoR
I. y T. /. III I'M: ): |:
| W #$#$ Z I. 4 4 f f
E E E 4 ~ Il u :: {:
Each Of our Departments have been carefully
stocked with such goods are the newest and most
suitable for evening wear
We have put special prices on great many and In
vite your inspection of same.
We name few articles only.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
full line Of evening shade. in cashmerss ct SO and
one line IF inch 9asSe: ii III shades. worth %
One line Of isnSb p TasS all shade. vortb 4,
yard; special. S5c. yard
NETS AND GAUZEs FOR OVER DRESSES.
Ss q dcssSs %s e t.sns wi. .s f.
ne MSr ~ s,s e y.rd :pss, SOC yard
T.: s
line Of pesnsu G.u1es 81 inches VIDE In sh.
Silver Mf md
special price, 1.30 yard.
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
Just opened full line Of Fine earnituree French
n3wsrs IN Lilies, Grasses, Roses, &C. Special prices
Also a fail line Of French Aieret.e.. Ostrich and
as fSmpSIs d for hair and corsaee One line
nice line Of Gold and Silver Iaces Gold Wheat, &c
One line Roses worth 25c.: special, 15c.
GLOVES AND MITTs.
beautiful .n Of Jersey Mtts in evening shades.
One line of beautiful Puff Mitts worth e. so; spe.
A new assortment Of Undressed Kid Gloves. all
One line Of Long Stick. Real Ostrich Fans worth s5
One line finer, worth 90; special. s475.
RUcH1Na AND NECK F1x1Nas.
We have on our counter now over $50 styles Of
ass e. sss IL s s9s ss ar
each number warranted extra good value.
Also beautiful new things in Lace and Ribbon Fe-
doras Boas Plastroons, &C. suitable for evening
E E E {, E,g| WV Y u :: ::
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
d2S 9TH 9Th. AND ID STREETS
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g. ss, 90 to s2s
' AM siOoNs
' N &C
d3-1m iSlS PA AVE-
S1I.SV $3.50
your attention whether you want IA suit or not
TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT
~
THIS DISCOUNT WILL BE ALLOWED ON EVERY
.nr,c,,,, ,,,,., ,,.,.., ~, ,.,,,,,-,.,
vor r - - o.
ARE FOR SALE HERE
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LADIES' RUBBER GOssAMERs.

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