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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-21

Two French journalists have been expelled
from Berlin BY the police. for political reasons at
a few hours notice The result may De an inter-
national complication, troublesome, costly and
productive OF bad blood. How much more practical
was the course OF President Solomon, OF Hayti the
other day, when. his administration feeling un-
comfortable at the presence Of two disagreeable
fellows In the republic, he made each OF them a
present OF 5000 in consideration OF their agree
ment TO submit TO Punishment and TO 90 about their
business without making fuss. II Is In such
cases that one sees the difference between brute
force and delicate diplomacy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-21

The republican platform, reported TO the Chicago
convention, leaves no doubt concerning the partys
position upon the issues Of the coming campaign.
decided stand Is taKen upon the tarin question
In favor Of protective system The Mills bill,
and especially the proposed removal Of the duty
on wool, are denounced, the committee evidently
not feeling the reluctance 20 discuss q SPECIFIC
measure In the platform, which prevailed
at St Louis The necessary reduction Of the
revenues Is 70 be accomplished by repeating the
tax on tobacco and on spirits used in the arts and
for mechanical purposes. and by a revision Of the
tarir which Will tend TO check imports OF articles
produced By our people, and release from import
duties articles OF foreign production except luxu-
ries) which cannot be produced at home. And, II
Necessary, the entire repeal Of internal taxes Is
preferred TO the surrender OF any part OF our pro-
teeve system at the joint oehest OF the whisky ring
and the agents Of foreign manufacturers" There
Is no straddle 10 be detected In this plank Of the
platform Whatever Interpretation may be placed
upon the democratic declaration OF principles,
there is no ambiguity here. The republican Dag
Is nailed to the mast OF the protective system
That party picks up the gauntlet which Mr.. Cleve-
land. II not the democratic party, has thrown
down. and will make the fight OF 1888 struggle
between great principles rather than personal
choice between men
The holiness Of the position concerning the
tarin Il eQualled by the shrewdness Of the plat
nrm-makers In dealing with another leading issue
OF the canvass. civil service reform. The demo-
Gratis almost wholly ignored this subject. The
republicans come forward with the state
ments In substance that, because GER
tain civil service reformers broke their
pledges and deserted the party after It had
committed itself to civil service reform, beca
they did not like the candidate and because Presi-
dent Cleveland had broken his promises that is no
reason why the party should break its pledges
also The civil service plank OF 1854 Is therefore
resnirmed- This is clever politics. II puts the
mugwump element In the attitude OF vot-
ing for a Candidate whom they accuse
OF having failed In the performance Of
his obligations 10 this reform, and running upon
platform which makes no promise and OF refusing
TO vote with party which has pledged itself anew
10 the promotion Of the reform, In spite OF the
treatment received four years ago. Its brief period
out OF power has evidently not dulled the keen
edge Of republican shrewdneSS. The mugwumps
are likely 10 conclude, however. that their diff
Guilty Is merely a matter OF words, and to divide
on the tar issue, ignoring for time civil-service
reform
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-21

For ability 70 arouse contradictory emotions In
the same breast within the space Of few hours
William ii, the German emperor, is Quickly making
himself notable His addresses to the army and
navy last saturday, full CT the war spirit, sent
Chill through France. His letter to President Car
not. fun OF the hope that nothing may occur TO
disturb the peaceful relations at present existing
between the two countries, has sent the tempera-
ture NJ again with bound The first ebullltion
was doubtless the emperors own. The second
was probably tempered by Prince Bismarck's sage
counsala
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1sprA SILKS

At 75c-; reduced from s1.25
We are Offering most decided bargains In PRINTED
INDIA SILKS AZ 75c- IN very choice patterns
Finest quality. newest styles FRENCH CHALLIs At
4Oc.
FIGURED MOHAIRS at 4Oc
Finest quality TENNIS FLANNEL at 40 and Soc
Lace. Striped, and Plaid GINGHAMS At 81 NC,
worth soc
Finest FRENCH sATINEs at 25c.
PARASOI-S ~ cost
BLACK LAcEs at reduced prices
Great bargains in BLACK sURAHS and INDIA
SILKS
500 VELVET GRENADINES a.sl
PRINTED CANTON CREPES reduced TO a.
PRINTED CREPE CLOTHS at lOc
View Styles in PRINTED BATIsTE
PREVIOUS 10 inventory offer decided bargains In
Al departments.
w.M sHUsTER SONS
el9 9l9 PENNA- AVE
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The star Ont OF Town.

Persons leaving the city for any length Of time
can have THE STAR mailed regularly TO any address
and for any period they may desire.
- Al orders for the paper by mail must be
aoconspanied oy The mOney-at the rate Of fifteen
cents a week, or nifty cents per month, unless
sent 10 q foreign country. when the price, includ-
Ing postage, Is so cents per month
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The sergeant-at-arms who called In the aid OF a
police oficer during the Malone Wise argument
before the committee on credentials at Chicago
pooh-poohed the idea OF resort to nsticufrs, de-
clariEg that all the excitement was caused by a
gentiemans falling down while In the midst OF a
speech Which reminds one OF the experience of
Abner Dean of Angels, who, according TO Bret
Horte, while engaged In scientific debate suddenly
'curled up on the floor" and for whom the sub
seQuent proceedings lost their interest,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-21

HANDKERCHIEF
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HANDKERCHIEF
HANDKERCHIEF
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hANDhInChAEF
BIB RRR ego II MN N "A.
RB IA R re @ AA II NNNSS
PPDH "a BHE ~, "A y OSSS
BBB Ak r GG0 a III n Mn SasS
HANDkERChIEFS
HANpKERcHIEFs
HANDKERcH1EFs.
u.unprpcu,pro
Never such values before, because before such
purchase. Six thousand Handkerchief one lot u
q large purchases foolish purchase ct this season
without price inducement.
Handkerchiefs at half price sounds like yarn. It's
true and only possible because Of prompt payment in
buying.
Anticipating. II We ask but our usual profits you
will buy them by the half dozen and dozen instead Of
singly, prompts the following quotations:
LOTS II. 72. 70 AND rs.
MEMS HANDKERCHIEFs in small compass be-
cause men will not read long advertisements The
prices l2h. 25. IS, 80. A and Soc EACH When We
tell You offer for 12hc each the same fancy borders
plain tape borders plain white hemstitched Dor
ders and the same quality linen - usually given in
25c Handkerchief. youll doubt us. We expect that
till you've seen the goods.
Jap Silk Handkerchief, with fancy borders 1t Csc
for small sizes and 5oc for large sizss ID just half
price-hah their worth.
LOT 80.
12kc. EACH
Ladies' very ine pure Linen HAnderchiefs sprnklsd
with overlooking flowers true In color and form only
lacking smell. Wei-known Csc. Handkerchief these
LOTS 10. IL. 10, Is AND9.
1870 EACH
Nearly SO styles Of fancy hemstitched borders
Genuine French designs and never before shown in
l2>c. Handksrchisfs. Colors warranted fast The
linen IS sheer - usually noticed In 1oc. and 25c
handkerchief.
LOTS 25 AND g.
12hc EACH
Mourning Border Handkerchief in six new styles
LOTS 20, 22 AND 90.
l2kc EACH
Sheer and heavy linen. Plain white 1.iuch. Winch
l.iuch and pinch hemstitched bordsrr
LOTS 90 % AND 40.
121c EACH
The pre.s,est styles and most vs..d ..o-.,n.n. q,
white Embroidered Handkerchief ever .hovn N ,ht
CITY The quality OF the linen and vork viii mat. vo,
buy by the half dozen We show fancy embroidered
hemstitched borders. reversed borders corded and
woven border.. half hundred .tvlsa Tbe d,c.
pattern IL identical 70 our former 25c. styles
LOT Al.
1ec. EACn.
4; e.: ..' ....... :.
:: : =: C.: : !: !: :: 2: :
cens. se 1' ana one ..y,es o. fancy
blocks Of various color distributed over u: h:nais
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MrNs AND BoYs, FLAssrI. SHIRTS
Men's Bargains below.)

MEMS AND Dogs FLANNEL SHIRTS
For Bicycling, Rowing. Lawn Tennis and for Tour
lists We reckon these shirts worth VIVA. the credit
stores charge for them.
s2.5O-Genuine English Flannel Shirts In Checks
and Plaids. All Wool, Well shrunk; Worth %.
s2,50-French Tricot Cloth: All Wool. Plai1 Colors
in new and beautiful shades: Worth $3.50.
s2.50-white Flannel Shirts with Plated Front:
shrunk; Worth 90.
s2-French. Fancy. Atwood Flannel Shirts. beau
tiful colorings and patterns: Worth s3.
Sl25-Grsy Flannel shirts Plated Fronts; War
ranted All Wool, and Worth 90.
elimination English Flannel Shirts; not all wool;
in other respects the the o. SO English Shirt;
colors warranted fast.
BOYS FLANNEL sHIRTa
75c.-Same As Mems u Shirts
s1-Same - Mems ~ Shirts.
THE PALA1s ROYAL.
Cor 18th and PA. ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-21

The sea serpent has appeared on the New Eng
land coast, and the rich Western widow is prepar-
Ing 70 marry her coachman. The season Of hot
weather Journalism has begun; but why could II
not have waited Till after the conventions?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
DossLyNK

H 10 suburb Of Wilmington can ber,n 10 comps.
With this for elevated and nAnincenf vievs hssith
,.spsaa,ns NOR no.sY e ss.suiyins ms sSss q
f sar. sss SSAp afHo e Ths H;s p
Mont Mont ~. ssrp BON, Aysnuss Arlinston. for nys
ousge Railroad gust bsang comusncsd IN neke thi|
the coming Brooklyn Of WsAhing1ou- We are no7
per foot I. Il. sYPHEkD 90. lS2ifsS Ss2-ln|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-21

GEoReE E11or
IN SPEAKING OF A CERTAIN CLASS OF
PEOPLE SAYS: THEY CARRY THEIR CON-
FORT ABOUT WITH THEM"
IFTHERE Is ANY COMFORT THATAMAN
OR BOY CAN CARRY ABOUT WITH HIM
THIS wEATHER HE SURELY wANTsIT.
WELL. LET Us SEE IF SOME SUCCESS
TIoNs WILL NOT HELP YOU IN THIS d.
REcTIoN.
FIRsT-LET Us CALL YOUR ATTENTION
TO SOME ENTIRELY NEW THINGS IN THE
WAY OF STRIPED FLANNEL SUITS FOR
MEN AND SMALL BOYS.
THE MEMS SUITS ARE MUCH HAND
soMER. NEWER AND MORE STYLISH
THAN WHITE FLANNEL. WILL NOT SOIL
SO EASILY. AND WASH BETTER
IN SMALL BOYS SHORT PANTS SUITS
FROM SIX TO FOURTEEN YEARS. WE
OPEN TO-DAY SATURDAY. JUNE 1eJ
BOTH LIGHT AND DARK STRIPED FLAN-
MEL SUITS, MADE Up WITHOUT LINING.
IN NORFOLK JACKETS.
THESE ARE THE LATEST THINGS FOR
HOT WEATHER WEAR. ARE VERY DREssY
AND VERY COOL
DON'T THINK YOU'LL FIND THEM ANY
WHERE ELSE
ALSO. WHITE FLANNEL SUITS FOR
SMALL BOYS. IN NORFOLK AND SAILOR
JACKETS
DON'T FORGET OUR HANDSOME SILK
COATS AND VESTS. IN a VARIETY OF
STYLES. FOR MEN
ER BARNux co.
sls s31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-21

The Virginia delegation In Chicago viii contain
just twice as many Wise men as Greece boosted In
her prime
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osI-oN THE nth INSTANT BETWEEN ST
lAndrews church and 18th and kses D.. . cut
but on with AGATE setting suitable reward reurne
70 1917 Coreorsnst 1e2l-3t.
II osT-oN CoRCoRAN CADETS ExCURsIo,
1lpocket-book containing twelve ticsets Cresce
clubs excursion and seven " the PAlAis Royal sDc
Finder may keep cash. but wall return tickets 70
once. !
II osT-PAIR sPECTAcLEs BLACK FRAME
1Iold case, on the l4th ST. from 4 to H. or
car from l4th and II st. 90 Counecticut ave. bstwe
and l., or from st on Connecticut ave. bach |
Boston House. corner u th and st, or the a.
nert OF squares Reward II returned TO Il o stn '
rTNAKEN UP EsTRAY-HEADQUARTER OF Tp
u Metropolitan folice-M sshin~ton. ID. c., Juns
lSSs-Notice is hereby g1ven that I have IA
custody one ltght bay mare. taken up by the poll
or shout the 18th day OF June, lesS. and that
proceed TO sell the same according o. law, the
twenty days from the date OF RECOVERY, unleos
owner thereof shall sooner come forward. prove prC
erty and deffay ali legal expenseA RICHARD IN
ytsTER Chief, also Property Clerk. Metropol,tsI
Police, District of Columbia ApprOseds NM 4
MOORE. Major and SUPERINTENDENT SszI-3tI
II osT-A Fox-TERkIER DOG. WHITE wIT1
II black and tan head snd black spot on body: ?
reward II returned 20 1887 2sth 81. NV. ,e2l-3t'I
r osT-oN TUESDAY AFTERNOON AN ENy
~ lope containing tso dseds, one deed Of trust
. lumber notes all u " hich are OF no value err
20 owner. suitable reward Tor return 10 ono Of
PARDON. 1876 IT. nv. k2o- az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-21

Mayor Hewitt. OF New York, announces that he
Will positively decline any nomination for another
term OF once. Some OF the active politicians
however. prophecy that he will not decline. They
do not mean that he shall have the opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-21

Archbishop Walsh returns from Rome to Dublin
with perfect assurance that the Pope is friendly TO
the Irish national cause and with a brand-new I'm.
depreciation OF the rescnpt. He attributes the
alarm excited by that document to the circum-
stance that the latter was first published In the
Unionist newspapers and that its Interpretation
was distorted as a CONSEQUENCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-21
FOR RENT-STORES.

Wv olll<AJ.
LHoR RENT-A STORE AND DWELLING AT 1874
Il tn st n.w. tor $50 . manth in advance. Appy
next moor. je2l-3
INoR RHINESTONE. 1926 ST. n w: NEW
house Inquire within from 10 10 4 O'Clock. Owner
Al $50 Maine ave. w. he'll St
EoR RENT-CHEAP-sToREA AND EIGHT-RooM
Dwe4iihs; CELLAR water, gas. &c. go St reut
duced to $50 30 II taken at once A y CAYwoOD
1e2o-3t' 9l0 9Th n.
ISOR RENT-A STORE AND FIXTURES IN The
northwest. suitable Tor any kind OF business Can
be rented at any price. Apply immediately: parties
going away. l123 Pa. ave. NV. Jele-3t'
EoR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING No. 1904
Il 18th ST. nv: aud suitable for any business.
Apply TO ]. W. T. MYERS SON.
telO-1m 1928 New York ave.
1Srok RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK STORE
Il and dwelling, cor. 18th and SITS gas and water:
terms moderate 10 frst-class tenant Apply JOHN
j. BOGUE, l2o1 32d ST.. Georgetown. Je1l-2m
l,oR RENT-l602 l4TH ST.: LARGE NEW
Il store and dwelling, with brick stable; best bust
ness point on the street. T. Z. CUTTER. l4x3 st.
my24-ths,t-im'
1oR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING AT 1896
4 14th ST NV. containing l3 rooms. with sll mod
ern improvements. Inquire 1855 l4th Ut. a1l-l2w'
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Man OnDsns PsoxprIr F11sn.
F ! F at E.. 4 H.:
Es sst G$S AZ
kkSooS I "A h1.
e. 4 4 e. EEsts go I. ##ss;$$s
BBBB ~ IL adS9 ~ Il \ m
t IT,: +
liz Il ssss I
FOR FRIDAY. JUNE ED.
FOR FRIDAY. JUNE 22D.

1T Is IMPOSSIBLE for the merchant doing credit
business to compete in prices With the merchant who
does not We merchants in friendly rivalry for your
patronage. know well enough this II inevitable;
though, of course. it'll only be the merchant doing
strictly cash business who'll tell you Of it. Discreet
silence skilful wrssns ont Of It from the other
side.
THE PALAIs ROYAL,
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

I(ok RENT-F1NE OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS.
hrst. second and third floors three large rUoms
first floor an St store l2U $50 Deep "a feet
front. Wall De finished 10 nleet wants of all
north side and best part Est j. b WINER
le20-6t 1913 ST
EoR RENT-oFFICE-R ROOMS IN BUILDING IL IL
Il ST NV. Apply to
BEALL. BROWN & CO,
1e2-lm 1921 Est.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"a, eoiored boy twelve years old
II. eo4e 9th st. NV.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN DRUG CLERK.
ays.. :sp to s Ian sHsns's best s
w for coofs, chamSermsias, Waitress ISunaress
suss SAT- c xia sas
WANTED-BYA A RESPECTABLE WHITE Girl.
City G Ia 4 g
WANTED-To MASTER cARPENTERs-Two
s1s fass. ss ;ssis
INTERPRETATIONS FoR 500 CHAMBER
W maids also cooks. nurses. ladies' maids drivers
and ss:srss BGRSaaT ssSs sff 5. s0G na
.a. ..IS.s. .ua ASsscr ron
family and resorts AheiS references Sis q J,
WANTED-BY A CoLoRED WOMAN A sITUA.
" ton to 50 away. so0d rsfsrsncs. Can i.sS &
WANTED-PosITIoN As TRAVELLING SALES
Sad1ss. WASH ssh si'i Fiji
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN FROM THE WEST
w wants position in . store; experience in dry
R inS ss ''':Ff Ell to
WANTED-A POSITION BY YOUNG LADY.
once nv" cashier IN afas store 1sa5ess T. star
WAREHOUSES;.
WANTED-To RENT BY A PROMPT PAYING
within minute walk from cSrn1r
= $50 Sssss
WANTED-To PURCHASE BRICK HOUSE
w containing seven eight rooms with modern
improvements south front side lot preferred
buy n sS S % pay M cash or
H. ss oes OF property cash Prise Boz
w we'll furnished house Of ten or twelve rooms in the
northwest section Of city. Address T. b. Star Office
WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE, 8 ROOMS, WATER
Nv and gas: Price from $1,000 to $4,000 cash.
From Ewner only address with fun particulars, A.
SiESooARD. Post Once Department w.s5 i,h 6,
WANTED-Two HousEs-oNE FOR $4,000.
~ ana ao1e other S3SoY or one business property
Star office. je20-3t.
WANTED-THREE-sToR HOUSE. WITH NINE
or ten rooms IN good condition; no basement; re-
permanent tenant Address TENANT. 2o6 g St; y.
WANTED = COMFORTABLE HOUSE IN
Ghildrsn: nnexceptionsbe references. Address Box
WANTED-DIREcT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
p.ssd T nv 4 S s Sss
WANTED-FRoM OWNERS TO RENT TO CARE.
sy Ssi 81 E0n'h. H. KNIGHT e07 9TH St NV
WANTED-HoUsEs LARGE AND SMALL. TO
,.a rent to customer as we have more calls for
psss Their houses in our PR banda HKRRoN RSMES
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BOARDING,

IL plsesant accommodsftoog q reaeopsble Tese q
337 5th ava Uso-so0u A. ARMsrRoH0.
n AAGK, COOL AND HEWLY FURfleHxD
~ Rooms, With Board. GnG1o - elSuite; esr4ctY
$1,000; zsnsloA q P~ aaS. N wklsTkh
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Observation-Disclosures

LyoR RENT-vALUAnLE LIVERY STABLES Ia
the center OF the city; also stock for sale. owner
wishes 90 give up business ca account q nj Health
je2o-3t Taos. 4. wAGGAMAN. sl7 FU NV
I,0k RENT-BBIoK STABLE IN ALLEY KF-
II tween 18th and 18th. aud l. ST.. nv; 3 ,tsIls
carriage house. lott snd coacbnlan's room.
J. Mel. DODSON
1eS-lm 1925 n street M
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT on APP
IX proved real estate security. Large amounts q
specially. TYLER & RUTHERFORD.
my2S-4ws 1907 St NV
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(Fourth door.)
Infants Short: Dresses, which have become
rumpled or slightly soiled. and for which reason
we lower their price. Infants White Lawn
Dresses. yoke Of fine tucks. edged with Ham.
burg, ruffie on skirt with tucks above; sizes q
months to 2 years. "Remnant" price, 75c.
Infants French Nainsook Dresses, waist Of
feather stitching and fine tucks, embroidery
ruf1e around the neck. sleeves and skirt; sizes
months to 2 years. Remnant price a. 2
Infsnts' French Naiusook Dresses. all-over
yoke, neck. sleeves and skirt trimmed with en-.
broidery; sizes 8 months to = years. "Rem-
uant" price. $2.25.
large sizes ara In the minority; hence we have
70 make slight concession in price to attract
ers, wide Hamburg around the neck, sizes SS and
40, remnant" price zoe.
Cambria Corset Covers, trimmed with Ham.
burg ansss1on a NJ edxans' sizes 50 and 40.
IA Fine Csmbrie Corset Covers. cut v.sh.pe
Platte vslsncisnnss Lace and insertion. isced
with ribbon. sizes 40. AZ and a, remnant"
Ladies', Lawn Chemise v-shaped neck. trim.
med with valenctennss Lace, tucked sfirt size
3s remnant" price eliza
Hamburg insertings- and t1cks, sisss a md
~, ''remnAnt' price 75c
10 Musiin Chsmise. tucked yoke. with Ham.
sizss 90 40 and y. remnant" price only sic
{Second door; through archl
Corssts, "Odd htxes"-1 Misses prab Oor.st
size ~ in. remnant" price 25c.
lime French Coutil Correct. sixs 10 in.
remnant" price Toe.
:. 1 Amerissn Fine coutil Corset. sire 20 in,
remnant" price Toe.
nearly halt pr3cs 70 close them out In day ~
LAdies' White Sheer Linen scallQpped- edge
Handkarchtefa embroidered in colors ana
Ladder Kxtre kins White sheer Linen Seal.
Topped edge Handkerchief. 8 smbroidered ii
31hc- II Ledisss White supernue cheer Iinen
hcoilQpped-edge HAndkerchisfs, omhroiderod
~ Mmte smbrotdsred in colors. 'rsmnants
Uico SOC
-ksnnaais" IN ssch and svsry dspartmsut
WOODWARD = LQTHnoP.
MI Cor. 18th end II sta n -
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MONEY CONSTANTLY ON HAND ON AP-
made on Columbia Heights. NJ. n PARKER
je15-1m 14lS
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(,oUNTRY BOARD IN MONTGOMERY cor,
Son lane farm, % miles from Washington on
ropolitan Branch b. and q. X r.. plenty Of .
frnit lullk anu hne water. boys and young me
iefred, For particulars apply between = aud 90 '
pm. at rhLACE LUNCH hoaN
gels-lw' OOA ! 9Th st n w.
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COR sALE-sPRING OPENIN0 OF THR LARoEsT
ID stock and second hand carriages offered
in this city 70 select from latest styieA JOHN n
YOUNG. 470 and <sl IT NV. rear National Hotsl
ap6-3m
LOB SALE THE lotto" GAS ENGINE Re
Il quires boiler; avoids al expeu9ve ettsndanee:
and price liza. b. BAlLAUf. All TAI 9Th q. nl2-r
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-11

instrument; no matter from whence
it comes No stencil goods No
Sweet Gum for Walnut In eases No
pastry arrangements, and they are to
be found with the Waco Music Co.
where a careful and critical examiua-
ton of Pianos and organs is solicit
ted. Franklin, between Fourth and
Filth streets.
The Silver Moon restaurant has re-
moved from Franklin street TO sooth
west corner of the plaza and Third
street, adjoining Waco National Bank.
The well-eeta6lished reputation OF
this house WILDE kept up for elegant
fare and courteous attention-and. if
possible, the general eXcellen>
reliable old institution will be ana.
proved upon in its new and neat
quarters.
Our low prices on carpets still cor
t'nue, as the present stock on hand
must be closed out to make room for
new goods that are now on the WAY.
we are Offering al wool extra super
carpets al fifty cents yard, Tapes try
BRUISED sCsrpets at 80, 60 and IS cents
q yard, Body Brussels at IS cents
%ANGtR BROTHERS.
The Iron Turbine Wind engine run
with less wind and are more durable
and gives better satisfaction than any
mill i'll the market. CAL and see
model ut &. A. Schroder's and be your
own Judge. Every one guaradteed
Buy the Iron Turbine engine and the
Buckeye Force pump, md YOU are
sure to be pleased.
Fashionable and frst-class clothing
gents furnishing goods, hats, caps
collars and cuffs, etc., etc at panic
] prices, at Mallory's cid stand. The
/ administrator is compelled to close
out the stock and will do so regard
less OF cost or former prices. Don
/ forget the place.
Webb, Kastner & Moberly are sup
/ ply ing Waco with the best beef she
has ever had from their two stands
one on the square and the other nea
the cid Bon Ton stand. They have
fish and oysters fresh every day anC
fiji orders with dispatch
j. w. Wintrey & Co.'S. new livery
sale and transfer stables, Eighth stree
near Franklin. has the finest turnout
in the city. Buggies and carriage
furnished on call, aud prompt atten
ton given to train orders.
Oscar johnson has removed hi
grocery from Fifth street to the stor
under Moore's hal, from which poiu
he wan serve his customers Wit
promptness and good goods
If you desire perfect security whel
you buy piano or organ, patronlz
the responsible house of Thos. Cog
gan Il Bro. No 169 South Fourl
street, Waco.
Best of wines, liquors and cigars a
the House of Lords.