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Connecticut western news., 1888-09-19

nISTRICT of Salisbury, ss. Probate Court, U Sept 14th, 1888.
 Estate of Fredericd B. Everts, late of Salis- bury, in said district, deceased.
 The court of probate for the district of Salisbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the credi- tors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 MARCIA B. EvERTs, Administratrix.
 Address, Lakeville, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-06

TEE STAR IL overwhelmed with communications
IN response 10 Mrs. Dahlgrens letter On the woman
suffrage question. which discuss the general sub.
Ject nom Various points OF view. space cannot be
given 70 a debate upon the merits and demerits OF
woman suffrage. The leading arguments I'm The
anrmative were ably presented during the
womans council and Wen reported In The STAR.
and ne two communications published tor the
negative were viewed partial Offset IN the fair
expression Of public opinion, which, upon this
point Is somewhat divided. Elsewhere is nuh-
nsned response TO the specific criticism OF Mrs
stahtons remarks concerning the anarchists. and
Win .nis tne controversy Is ended so far as TEE
STAR Is concerned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-06

The prediction made exultantly by his friends
and sarcastcally by the critics OF atter-dsy public
morals that Jacob sharp would never see the
inside Of Sing sing prison. has proved true Per-
hsps the climax Of the great bribery drama Is
made quite as impressive by the death Of the chief
actor as IL would have been by his Incarceration.
AT any rate, sharp has gone TO his final account
and cannot be recalled by the writ OF any
earthly tribunal There is danger that, with
the feeling OF awe which will settle down upon
The community on hearing OF the death OF sharp
ana with the self-reprOachful feeling that will
come 20 the many who have questioned whether
his alleged Illness were not In part a sham. there
may be mixed q morbid and wholly undeserved
pity for the men who were engaged with him In
the outrageous business OF 1854. Popular senti-
ment In these matters is too often tickle. small
oraught satisfies the public thirst for justice and
then mercy as1erts a sway which promises small
punishment 10 the next offenders. The conviction
Of Jaehne unquestionably slsckened the grip OF
justice somewhat upon his fellow boodlers under
Indictment, as. at each successive trial. the zeal
for a conviction grew a little weaker IL was a
welcome surprise 70 most observers when sharp's
jury found him guilty and when the general term
VI the Supreme Court confirmed the Judgment
against him. Now that he is dead-hounded TO
death, as his defenders viii calm-there Is just a
chance that revulsion Of feeling will take place,
and the rest OF the Doodle gang be allowed to get
on easily. IL Is the duty OF every good citizen TO
set his face against such an impotent conclusion
70 prosecutions based upon unquestioned and
strongly condemning facts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-06

SPECIAL ITEMS FoR INFANTS.
Everything new and particularly desirable II
the expressive of this stock. We note the fol-
Infants Caps of Null. Lace and silk. beauti-
tifully trimmed and Of the very lntest cut
25c to S3 each, with style at nearly every
price between.
Chldren's Corded Null Caps, with full ruch
trimming, and broad null strings so and 75c.
each.
Infants Fine Null Caps, with coxcomb
front, ruch trimming edged with hne lace.
Chiidref's Corded Null Three-piece Caps.
large null bow and broad null strings 65c
each.
Extensive Assortment
cH11.pRENs WHITE CAMPS.
at 15c, She, 81. GLIB. el.5O and up.
Elegant Lane
INFANTS EMBROIDERED CASHMERE
,,., ID L9 "a e SL y sIs 20 each
superb Line
INFANTS HEMsTITCHED LONG
ROBES,
Made from French Nainsook and India Linon
from 1928 to s I 80 each.
Infants and Children's
FANCY SHORT CLOAKS,
in Terra Gotta 9obelin Bue, Indian Red and
various faucy checks and stripes Handsomely
trimmed, embroidered and braided Prices ex-
ceedingiy reasonable. % to ~ 80 each.
der four years of age will be found in the par
lor on second floor. Over four, third hcor.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and sta n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-06

The terrible accident which occurred on the ST.
Paul Railroad, near New Hampton, Iowa, yester.
day morning, lacked the customary horror OF a
consumption OF the wreck and Its passengers by
flames started from the deadly coal-sIove. The
train plugged into swollen stream, which would
have checked the IRE doubtless had one broken out
Drowning is not without its share OF horrors but the
death Is a pleasant one compared to that by burn
ing The liability for the accident seems to rest
with the company, who had not provided enough.
or efficient enough, trackwalkers TO discover the
weakened condition o. the bridge and warn ap-
preaching trains. IL the road had been property
manned, and the men had done their duty. a spe-
elai watch would have been kept on the underpin-
ming OF every bridge where the water had Increased
OF late In volume. All this however Will come ont
In due time on the cOroner's inquest and we snail
know whether the tragic event was caused by the
companys neglect 70 hire proper servants, or the
servants neglect 10 do what was expected Of them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-06


The report which comes from Berlin that Prince
bismarck Is about to resign the chancellorship OF
the German empire, recalls the fact that such re-
ports have been circulated twice before. In 1877.
when the religious conflict In Germany was
az its height, and Bismarck was doing his Ut
most to exasperate the ultramontaneS and
everybody who felt any sympathy with them,
lie had 10 conduct most OF hts operations
without consulting the emperor, who was
disposed to a cOnclliatory policy. It reached
the emperor's ears however, one day, that the
empress and some other members OF the court cir
Gle had been subjected TO annoyance by q bench
man OF the chancellors because they had given
charitable aid TO a body OF prescribed Roman
catholics, and he sent for Bismarck In a state Of
great indignation The chancellor, suspect1ng the
cause returned a message that he was not feeling
well enough To come out. second emf
sAry from the emperor bore a command that
the prince appear at once at the castle unless his
illness were such as 70 confne him to his bed In
which case the emperor would visit MIN. This
brought Bismarck 70 his masters SIDE and they
were clOsSted together for some hours What took
place at that interview no one but the two
IneR ever knew; but when Ii ended Bis
marck returned home and wrote his resignation,
which the emperor kept under Amusement for
II while, and. when he believed that he had taught
The oyer-zealous minister lesson sent IL back to
him with q request that he withdraw IL. The
other occasion was In 1850, and originated
partly In the chancellors ill-health and
partly In a disagreement between the emperor
and himself on q question OF statecraft.
Then, as before, letter OF resignation was writ
Ten, but n was not even considered by
the emperor. 1t was probably as a result Of this
episode that the program OF 1854 was planned
which included Bismareks resignation OF the Prus-
sian premiership, "a means OF releasing him from
part OF the cares that haraSSed his old age and
aggravated his neuralgia. That the present crisis
may amount TO something more serious is
quite likely. The chancellor has a differ
ent emperor TO deal with now-one who Is
FESTIVE under the restraints which the ira
dItiOns OF his fathers reign have put upon
him, and who doubtless realizes that he is re-
garded, both by his chancellor and by his heir as
regent rather than q monarch. The retirement OF
Bismarck from power by resignation would be a
more InomentOus occurrence than the retirement
Of the late emperor through death. And II the
cause OF his retirement should be the one sug-
gested the proposed marriage OF Alexander OF Bat
tenDerg into the royal family. those prophets Of
war who feared hostilities with the death OF the
Emperor william Will renew with vigor their
gloomy anticipations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-06

The meeting OF the New York democratic s,sta
committee yesterday proved pretty conelusyely
that the party machinery In the state is In the
hands OF the Presidents friends. The Hill boom
has been laid temporarily on the Shelf IL would
be pretty safe TO prophesy that the state convex
ton VIII adopt resolutions endorsing the admins.
tration, and choose for deiegates-at-large four
prominent men known 70 be In accord with tbs
sentiment OF the majority. Among these NAY he
one Or two who have been regarded as Hin men
heretofore, but whose devotion 20 the governor
does not go further than wishing for MS ponina.
tlon for President in case Mr.. Cleveland cannot n,
VIII not be candidate again IL now appear, 70
De On the program 70 renoninate Mr. Hill for gov.
ernor 80 as TO give the Cleveland electoral ticket
Two horses for It's wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-06

Irrrs In MusI,x UxprHwEAn
wear, = We can sell you the sarinents ready
n n *: &C. hi Having s-a sss 1spsn
ished the stock; we are nn nus well prepared
Inc shall Offer the following extraordinary
values. which are we'll worth your critical eI-
r.A bnissfS1GHs 1In CORSET COVERS.
For l2hc each we offer Corset Covers Of fair
sseS @s Corset Cover. Of rood
asd s'sS
4es Sc. each se offer &c! Corset Cover. Of 5000
Trimmed With lace. We remember when We
Ss sss% &c y:i Fss s nov
Coysr made .S %Srl% a yoke O1 'od
necf extra long waist All sises.
Low-squars,nsck Cambria Corset Covers.
s:Sis0 s1se ss' ssss l;ss "a
ms.l s we rs Ss; y sSSa Il. M':n p.
tWc-wide tucks above. nicely nnished. fun cut
AL FINE MusIIN CHEMIsE.
For S7,fc. each We oner fair Muslin Chsxisa.
TUCKED yoke Ha: lamb s,G embroidery around
SOC s:ss si 'sn Ss sssS m.: :n9
ss s.ss sss .. ssbsas ..,, s..
Isa s sSs7s sS e. ss nth Il. f s
sllss n 81 s q w ODER Exsrs 1lDs Muslin
s s, ia, v H. .sess az ns a:"s Is.
e s; 81. & s si!e X: A.. -.
ssS :Iss:S;s;s . S:sf !: :1a .:s;
vf for 81 Sscb we ofG kstfs- Musan lsub-
tesd do.nS ycss q sls:s.ssS ~ - nas.sxx
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Az UNn,v.1Irn Constr SrocK

nN NRINAIA4ED OORSEI
We have not a Corset in stock which we do
not believe to be the best that can be procured
at its particular price All lines s, ,rs complete at
satisfactorily meet the demands of our Gus
White Strong Jean corsets. with side steels.
double stesls in o frosti corded bust, and well
Celebrated r. < g. White Jean corsets. double
front steeis, side steels. lace edge at top. Very
'nAps'' ana o 5SM'SF a5c PER PAIR
Extra Durable German Woven Corsets. with
Long Long and short wsis. styiss perfect shape. ~
ALA pERsEpH 8ShY i. 4 d PEE ed Rask
Corsets have been placed on the market since
none have been able to wrest from it its envi.
able and wrll-deserved popularity. We shall
can find better. and don't think we are not look.
ing around. for We wouldn't be good merchants
s sh: .n as Of they :rs
the best for giving . graceful shape 70 the
they are form. moulded, and constructed on
scientific principles, entirely free Of any injurl
They are the most durable because nothing
but the very best materials enter into their con-
they are best for ease. comfort, grace, health
and wear, and cheapest because they are the
C. French corsets. s1.5o per pair.
F brsnsa S SS,ss, a3 p PER p ps,r
]. c. French Corsets, De- Is per pair.
c. French Corsets % 90 per pair
T. G. French Corsets ea50 per pair.
l. G. French Corsets a 90 per pair
/ G. Erencn Corsets, - e per pair.
We have . 's c5M pc LINE
FERRIS CORDED e ccoRsrr WAISTS
LADIES,
MISSES AND
CHILDREN
Second floor: through either arch)
WOODWARD LOTHROp
Cor. 1lth and II sfa !, :
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PAl.Aso1s. PAnAso1s,

This article Of style and wear cannot be overlooked
l IN completing your toilet
If you have already selected your dress come to NJ
and We viii se you psrasol to harmonize with any
shade conceivable for We Have Every Known Desir-
! able Shape and Color. Variety Enough to Satisfy
Every Turn Of Mind. Fashions Latest wnims Salts
| fed
The very last thing out in parsso, like in every
| thing else, can be found with Us.
The prices warranted to be below the regular
prices.
| We have an unlimited stock of FINE LACE and ex-
treme-soned PARAsOLs, which it is quite difficult to
speak Of here but we will enlishten you in this space
only regarding the cheaper ones.
2o-1NcH SATIN PIN-sTRIPE. in all shades. s1.4s.
22-rNcH SATIN MORE in all shades SITS.
aa-INcH FANCY STRIPES and CHECKS. sl.ss
| and upward.
| ALI-sILK PoNGEE. s1.9s.
IN6s e34S
An EscuR1AL LAoE-covERRD PARAsoI. se.es.
BLACK ALL-sILK MORE, sAa5.
cHANoEABLE ALL-sILK MORE. s5.7a
BLACK aRos GRAIN SILK. from sa.6su up.
LATEST NOVELTY IN cHILDREN's PARAsoLs
SILK HANDKERCHIEF PARAsoLs. sl4a
SATIN CARRIAGE PARAsoL. with black or white
| lining. e1.9S.
BLACK aRos GRAIN SILK CARRIAGE PARAsOI.
| with black or white lining. s2.4s.
We Have Many others both plsin and Fancy
As the best-Lghted and most commodious space in
our house Ia devoted to the exhibition goods
now convenient IL 10 to make selection must be evil
dent to You The facilities offered should least
cure from You look before purchasing, in our
house employees are cautioned against urging custom
ers to buy bu. instructed be polite the locker
Experience has proven that with our stock and with
our facilities the locker to-day will be the purchaser
to- morrow
PARAsoL DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR
tTake Elevator or Stair).
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
GLOVES. NICK FIXINGS. LACES, RIBBONS,
TRIMMINGS, FANS and all necessary articles requi-
site for Ladies' Toilets to match combine with
toilets.
IT WAS NECESSARY
since the addition Of our last business has
increased to such an enormty gratifying to u.s.
out beyond our expectations, that find 1t impossible
and consequently ofttnes dsadvantaseous deliver
goods to be sent at the promised times In order to
Onset this we have contracted with the Parcel Deiv
cry Co.. Of this city, to deliver PACKAGES This will
insure prompt delivery you and less trouble
AT the same time assume all the responsibilities u
the safe delivery of any package to you.
We also take occasion here to express thanks
the Washington public for their very substantial
proof OF our business dealings. Our customers have
certainly chung to us these many years with faith
that nothing could shake and feel grateful beyond
expression. We have exerted every effort to please all
and we will certainly try to retain all our patronage
and from the present outlook fair way to
increase the same very much.
Again thanking you. will be in the future a. in
the past THE PUBLIC BENEFACTORs
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A HINT To Gun RrADrns.


We can't quote better reference than the dress
mskers; they Are orowdine this department daily
Not only the largest and most varied collection but
the latest and best novelties and certainly the lowest
prices, or would the dressmakers make THE PALA1B
ROYAL their headquarters for dress. trimmings.
A FEW SPECIALLY GOOD BARGAINS ARE TEE
Doc. Black President maida
SOC. Gold and Silver braids
500 Steal and Copper braids
o1.New Milanese braids.
o4.25 Large Jet Collars.
e4-All the new braid triniminu In shades 10 match
the dress scoda Buttons made TO order u shortest
notice. THE PALAIS ROYAL
llliut below to lace buyerO.
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THr LosDos DA1rr News

IMAM ARTICLE ON FASHIONS FOR MEN
sAYs. "TRoUsERrNGs RUN IN LIGHT
AND FANcIFUL ooLoRs The MOST TX.
PENsIvE OF THESE ARE FOR NEW YORK,
WHERE FEW sHILLINGs MORE OR LESS
DO NOT MATTER. HARDLY ANY CHECKS
ARE SOLD. STRIPES HAVING IT ALL
THEIR OWN WAY. THE MOST STYLISH
coLoRs ARE VARIOUS SHADES OF pRABs
STATES. AND FRENCH aRAYs."
THE BEST GOODS MADE IN THE WORLD
DO COME TO THrs COUNTRY, BUT NOT
ALL OF THEM STOP IN NEW YORK, Ex-
cEPT LONG ENOUGH TO PASS TIE Gus.
ToM-HoUsE.
WE HAVE THE VERY GOODS DESCRIBED
BY THE LONDON PAPER IN THE NEW
CoLoRs. AND OUR TROUSERS CUTTEB
GETS THEM UP IN THE NEWEST STYLE.
YOU'LL FIND NO NEWER PATTERNS OR
FINER GOODS IN NEW YORK, BUT YOU'LL
PAY o. OR % A PAIR MORE FOR THEM
THERE THAN WE ASK FOR THEM
THESE GOODS. WORN WITH COAT AND
VEST MADE FROM THE FEW BRoADwALE
DIAooNALs. MAKE THE MOST FASHION.
ABLE SUIT OF THE SEASON.
WE HAVE THE NEW prAaoNALs IN
BLACK, BLACK AND BLUE, AND BLACK
AND SLATE MIXTURES.
Z. b BARNUM q co.
ape Ssl PENN. AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-06
A Few BARGAINS.

While we never before had such Q run on FINE
SHOES did during the last ten days q proof that
our styles and prices right do not wish you to
lose sight Of low priced Specialized In 90 doing
remember That low priced Shoes ore made up in
the same popular styles our hnsr goods: that we
have not Shoe In either of houses that has
nythng but Solid Sole Leather in the Heels or Bot
toms; not Shoe that cannot warrant q to work
manship and durability.
BARGAIN l-Lsdies' S19s Genuine Curacao or
Doneola Kid Button. any shape toe or heel, A to z
width.
BARGAIN 2-IAdies' s1.4s Doneols Kid or Foxed
Button. Opera or Common Sense Last plain toe or
patent tip.
BARGAIN 3-Ladies' 81 % Perfect. Fitting Pebble
and Glove Top Real Kid-Foxed Button, worked holes
and guaranteed solid.
BARGAIN 4-Ladie.' 75c Hand. Turned Kid OK
ford Ties. plain patent tip.
BARGAIN Scents So Seamless ysmp. Calf But.
ton. Laced and Caters, low or high cut broad or
narrow toes
BARGAIN 6-Gents' 81 so Genuine Calf Button
Laced and Congress. osk-tanned soles: . Shoe that
cannot be produced for our selling price.
BARGAIN Tour Gents Strictly Solid al. g Buff
Leather Laced and Caters
BARGAIN s-Misses' IL to 2s 75c.lschool Button.
equal in wear to best so Shoe.
BARGAIN 9-Child's 4 to Sc Genuine Kid. SOC.
spring Heel Button, worked holes and solid
BARGAIN l0-Our Boys and Youths CSC. Famous
ar-kesistins Button and Laced
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Advertisers

viii serve their own purpose best. and At the
tim. Greatly s,commodate The STAR. they will send
IN before noon to- morrow their announcements for
the extra large edition of saturdays PAPER the forms
Il which BE- sent to press much earlier than on
the other ave days of the week
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THr New "PA1Ars RorAIr Gnovrs

We can number patrons BY the score who have for
ten years worn none but "Psais Royal" Kid GLOW es
They look for the "Paais Royal" and the trade
mark Of . crown stamped inside, and buy without
even asking to have the gloves tried on We notify
patrons We have all the new spring shades
4-button Undressed, plain. ALPS.
5-button Undressed embroidered, 81. so.
MousQuetaires, Undressed, plain ell 5 Emb., IS.
and 5-button Dressed. Embd., s16S.
MousQuetaires. Dressed, plain. s1.S5: Embd. 81 95
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Advt. continued)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-06

TNHE TALK AMONG THE LADIES Is THE ELE-
Il rance Of the nIlopery Goods exhibition ct
kACFMAN'S DOUBLE OOMBINATION,
ap6-J 1241 and 1919 18th Ct s.e
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Gzsr1zxrxs SUNDAY NEcKr1rs.

lnetsad Of dividing our stock Of Knot Tour-in-
Hand and Windsor Searm and charging the usual
prices-o1. 75c and 5Oc.-ws offer choice for 4ec.
each Sentsrnen are buying them by the half dossn.
CORNER OF Psnnsyivsuis ave. and 10Th ST.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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NJ RS. ELLEN SMITH
AZ aga Massachusetts, ave NV
fAshionsole Dressmaker All work frst-class, and q
perfect nj guaranteed ap6-:3ts
SPLCIAL.LADIES JOIN THE HOME WATCH
- Ciun and get fine Gold Watch for al per week
SEND IN your name or call and get full particulars
ruWS s. TAPPAN. 604 9Th Of. n ",
d n ILANA6AN, Manager. sp6-lm
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W. ASK
HAVE YOU seen our great variety of handsome sty.
lsh well-made. and perfect fitting Spring
overcoats that selling at e1O eachs
HAVE YOU provided yourself with one of those ne.
cessary absolutely so in this climate)
garments without which no man. no mat
ter how robust he may be. is entirely safe
from dangerous coldsg
HAVE YOU examined the sterling values and the
large assortment Of kinds and colors in
Tailor-made. Body-itting Spring Over
coats that selling at s12 each,
HAVE YOU seen the vast variety the splendid styles
the great values. the artistically designed
cut and made Spring Overcoats that we
are selling at s15 eachg
HAVE YOU thought of the fact that we offer more
Spring Overcoats from which TO select
ONE than all the other houses in this city
can shows Well. we do, Come and look
them over.
HAVE YOU seen tbose Ultra Stylish English Covert
Coats that we've made up this season.
They come in every shade. from fswn TO
black, and in every grade. from $40 to
s35.
HAVE YOU seen those Incompatible Spring Over
coats Of ours, on the production Of which
we have expended time thousht lshor
and capital and Of which we have good
reason to feel prouds There are none
such in America.
HAVE YOU given relative prices any serious thought
Only the best merchant tailors can pro-
duce overgarments that will In any way
compare with our finer grades say from
SIS to s35, and they will charge from 30
to100 per cent for coats of equal merit.
TOMORROW wen have big crowd in the Boys,
Clothing Department. Come in and see
tho business we're doing.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
MEMS AND BOYS oUrFITrERs,
apo SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
SPECTRAL SHADOW.
BUT
MOUNTAIN A MINUTE
In Devisins Ways and Means for the Peoples Veal
sssrs..ss. "a Ese
oeev,o. Trousers. strictly ii WOOL three diasr.p.
ib ''z saiss s ai E sfs s
Trousers OF such quality and make these usually
retail at s7.oo. p'i sas S"z 4 pPPiHsffS only
sy clean ss 81
sqn e q meridian and nclls shadows 90 not play &
j. Vii Then I Ss nsniss.. that III. SPECTRAL
SHADOW has maiss.issa lp Int r,n,c.
force which wrought uninterrupted succession of
sn.Sss them 70 e: msoss sa
ssrnins 81 the toiers 8 veil 5 tie more ~ pieScr
ss y Mi i
submit 70 spolistion and pilisse: forcs Witch rspss
s ,.... 5 y, OK AND ND EE e
ns 1
1t name please and while you Aeurine II ont ~
mot forgeul Of the alimportant truth that yuu can
FINE RfADY-MADK CLOTHING.
FOR MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN
At EXACTLY TEN PER GENT ABOVE TEE ACTUAL
COST OF MANUFACTURE
v1CTOR 4 ADLRRsO
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
es7 and ss' IN s: g ay o err s,x ave-
| Oman a.suv,s.v untii III n 81 -.
Toun1sr FtAsxu SH1ara
.0ysned tAls nssnins cgnplsss iins u ~ Iassss
| styles, Checkss Btffpe6 and Plhin.
v. d TEN.
| sp5 OaB P1KNsLvANIA AVENUE
BA1sAn Fn SoAr.
"A rEnTHcr TcrEtr SOAP.
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y
prisng all the newest effects Of the in silks and
handles. All Of Parasols finished in the best
and most stylish manner. and are showing Exclu.
sive Designs. which cannot be duplicated. Prices
usual. the lowest
Handsome Assortment Of Mourning Parasols,
ranging In price from 81 so to slO.
Lace-Covered Parasos in beautiful patterns; Cream
a and $3.50: Black, So.
A line Of Black and White. Striped and Plaid silk
Parasos in the newest designs heavy silk corded fer
rules and nickel ball tips, s5. worth much more
Also. Complete Assortment Of all the new shades
in Stripes and Plads in the newest effects at the
pfiee-o5.
line Of Heavy Black Silk Parasols with long ivory
handle. In a novel design. e325
Moire Parasos. in all the new shades 81 40 and a.
handsome line Of New Patterns in Plaid Parasols
heavy satin, new designs in stick S2.75 Don't fail
to zee these; they sre extraordinary values.
An elegant line of Black Parasols In Moire and Bro
cades. besides hundreds Of other patterns which we
could not begin to mention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-06

TOR A JAUNTY MISSES HAT, OR A NEAT HAT
II or Bonnet for middle or elderly lady, 70 to
AAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION,
ap6-3t 124l and l243 ii tb 1T Se