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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

DR.. Sternberg's conclusion, after investigating
by the Presidents orders the report that Mexican
and Brazilian physicians had discovered means
OF preventing yellow fever by incubation, is that
the discovery amounts TO nothing. AS an exam
pie, Of "A cases treated In Rio Janeiro % caught
the disease In spite or incubation; and OF these
or forty per cent, died. In view OF the fact that
where there is no incubation, the average NOR.
tally Is only thirty per cent, the artificial intro
duction OF fever germs into the blood seems to
have bad rather than a good effect. Neverthe-
less isolated experiments OF this sort merely raise
Presumptions-they do not prove anything DIR.
Sternberg Is to continue his Investigation and In
course OF time, Will doubtless be able to furnish
data upon which 1t Will be safer 10 proceed Until
then most persons Will prefer TO take their chances
of escape without incubation.
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Do You NEED
ANYTHING IN THE LINE
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sss SIS 4 TIT 9oSS #HEnE ssss
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So do not fail to examine our line before You pur-
chase ~ We can to save you from 25 to 30
per cent on the prices they are usually sold for.
we susransee not only our prices to b lower. but
tney are also made in the best and strongest
and viii stand much knocking about q any Trunks
made Bee for yourself and you will and that this 10
not mere talk.
We mention few items to give you an idsa Of how
We sell our goods.
wELL-MADE ZINC TRUNK.
Barrel top sheet-iron bound edges. wide double
beaded Stats good lock- with spring hasp and nat key
patent bolts and rollers; sst-up tray.
Size. 90 80 Se "a 30
Price. saa5 ss5o sa75 400 s45o
LADIES' LEATHER TRUNK
Barrel top large boxes. covered with leather iron
bottom. full Saratoga hnish.
Size es 30 32 "a 80
Price $3.50 se.oO $3.50 s7.Oo ESQ
MEMS LEATHER TRUNK.
MOI, MSn,'or sop. covered with heavy leather. edges
double bound with sheet iron. ends of all Stats protect
ed with strong metal clsmpa sstup tray, with three
covered apartments; iron bottom
Size 30 81 "a
Price 1915 $685. sa75
srATE-ROOM TRUNK.
Flat top covered with duck, painted and vanished
douole-b bound iron edges. we'll slated and clamped
patent bolts. set-up tray.
Size 80 32 "a
Price. SAYS $3.50 $500
PACKING TRUNK
Prices cannot be duplicated anywhere. Extra large
Boxes composition covered, double bound sheet-ron
edges, well slated.
Size SO 40
Price sL75 saoo
Other sizes in proportion, and hundreds Of other
finer and cheaper Trunks
VALISES AND SATCHELa
ALL-LEATHERV ALISES from az to a.
ALL-LEATHER SATCHELS from S1.48 to A8.
line Of CHEAP vALISES at ESQ., and 81 25
line OF fine ALL~LEATHER sATCHELs. usual
prices q. as and e.;
OUR PRICE, s15O.
line of ALL-LEATHER sATCHELs usual prices
1910, % and $3.50;
OUR PRICE. $3.50
s B Bsss 4 ~ s M IN s SIS
BBB ( uu HIM ssss
myS 9TH. sTH. AND d STREETS.
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This is a tale OF Two Cities-" But, unlike that
Of Dickens, IL Is both short and true
CHAPTER l.

In the City OF New York the erection OF any more
buildings In the City Hail PARK or In any other
square or reservation has been absolutely pro-
passed Measures have also been adopted by the
coordinate branches OF the city government pro-
viding for the purchase In several OF the thickly
populated portions OF the city OF squares blocks
OF ground, now covered by business houses and
residences OF more or less value, 10 be converted
into a series OF small parks for use resting and
breathing places for the women and children and
tired workmen OF the crowded tenement districts;
and one million dollars have been appropriated
by the legislature toward inaugurating the good
work.
In the City OF washington are congregated from
all parts OF the country gentlemen posing and
generally accepted as statesmen OF enlarged views
and humane impulses, who have not only de-
stroyed but actually propose to still further de-
stroy public parks already existing IN the national
capital, for the purpose Of placing on them much
needed pubic buildings. rather than purchase
suitable sites therefor. notwithstanding the fact
that land much better adapted for the purposes
Intended can be bought for less than the money
value OF that proposed to be destroyed, to say
nothing OF such considerations as public health
and comfort!
IL has not hitherto been commonly supposed
that in qualities Of enlightened craftsmanship the
Congress OF the United states would suffer by
comparison with either the councils OF the city
the legislature OF the state OF New York; but in
view OF the facts above cited what must the YER
dict be?
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WOODWARD 4 LOrHRoP.
TwzIvr CAxEs Or Soar Fon gle.

You have no doubt heard the story Of the
London man who. ON wager. failed to sell gold
dopars for three cents They were too cheap.
We are selling ten cent cakes Of Lows wnd
hose Toilet Soap at Sic. per dozen (2kc.
eaoh), and although We have sold . large guam
tfty we should have sold more. IL IL too cheap.
or don't you know about 1T
500 DOZEN CAKES
LOWS WILD ROSE TOILET SOAP.
ONE DOZEN CAKES IN A BOX.
ONLY 31c. PER DOZEN.
(Ffrst door: Toilet Dept)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHRoP.
Cor 1lth and + sts. NV
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washington, attired for the bath, as exposed 70
the world by Greenough, Is not TO be protected
with @. WIS clothing, formerly kept at the Capt.
tol, and for which the undressed statue Aforesaid
was said TO be oeckoning, but It Is proposed 70
hide the marble Father Of His Country from the
weather and public gaze under a canopy ana In
some more retired spot
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

J,oR RENT-fuRNIsHED. THREE LARoE COM
mnnc@tns Rooms % auif ocuTae. fcr lsht
he's s:ss private family ESQ month: no esiidTss.
II iron, rooms. S,th or wltsos, bsssS. sseis board
men, y, summer pTioes new mAn~Sement scn.e
JroR REsr-fIRsT FLOOR. foUR ROOMS,
IN imss, Sssiss ~S Rei - rs Ape %1s ,s
81 Z. W. reierences rssuircd mys-3t'
'oh kfNT.A LADY LIVING ALoNE WOULD
sse n"e ~ 49,, ssS'es lady IN DspsrInsnt' rs..on
DEPARTMENT. star 0ffosl mys-3s.
I,ok RENT-oN oNE or THR MOST pFII6HT-
eonSenSI % be ss s's ~ ssS 'Ps ss hsu.
Srs levy ana nlsell fnrnished rooms. incadins
Address Box Is. star once. mys-a.
70. Nm khNImlisl i:TH ST \; w.-rMo PLEAs-
desirable location. moderate rent lays-St.
tSpph kkNI-suiIE or NIcELN FURNISHED
-, ,e5,5 ssSoha or aso one larEe fnant RON
18Th ST. NV. w nv lts~
SoR RLNr-Ar lii2 II 81. y ", NICELY
= ini"e1 "''"' room. NJ summer rates apo I'm
1soR n NI-SNfURNIsHED ROOMS. SUITABLE
business. Apply ill2 fstn~. n'ys.si -
SSau sk ISrni.Ssa Or sT 5so TnISpsIoRl
ior ss SUI, moderate rent al Convenience
II nished unfurnisaed 90 adult. oniV' new ho,,ss
nS STYLE sanitary condition sood lS2l ST
ls-at'
I,oR RTNT-HANDsoMFs EooSp. roRy ROOM
u excellent location good Board. lola l2tb - a.
I,oR RENT-ole eTH ST NV. FURNISHED
out board m,s at-
J,oR kENT-i.s5 NEw YORK AVE-. rwo LARGE.
Furnished "a door: also Above room turnisasi N
same noor ugs-3t'
I,uR RENr-l230 18TH sr- NEAR n. NICELY
u furnished secundstury bay window room. private
family. herSiios pass door. apes Gr'
ISoR BENr-ELEGANTLG FURNISHED PAR
II lors on FIRST floor aud connecting ROOMS ON Ss,und
no9r just relodeled r.lnted and IasIed ne~, clsan
my5-s3t.
IroR kENT-i5O2 n ST. y. ". NExT To WORN.
lei g. rooms en- suite aud single VITA boart lHhlo
board ap2s-2w'
EoR RENT-INo NICELY-FURNIsHrp ROOMS:
II southern aud western exposure. ovgrloukiug Mt
vernon a,s Square. 1908 sth st. corner Of nv
l.oR RENr-THREE UNFURNIsHFD ROOMS ON
n me nrs second hooT. references required s23 lsth
=. NV. my4-sr
| Eok .kENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS sUirA-
Ole TOT light Housekeeping ofhce rOotns at OlO
sth 81. opposite Patent once. lsout reasonab.e
EoR KENT142l eTH ST NV. HANDSOME
house. '~''i ,,, 81 ~, t.ie
I,uR RENT-To GENTLEMAN WITH EIPFR-
ences pheasant, newly furnished room in sod
house ~ith private family modern impr,NenisHts:
,hree lines Of cars near. slO month. 1912 pth -
IGOR RENT-Is20 II ST. n. MA HANpsoNFIy
- FURNISHED hrst noof also ar unfuruishel suite.
one square west of War and Navy Depts aI25-I.t
EoR RENT-l6le X 81. n M-FURNIsHED
u Iatlor floor. southern exposure crate heat 49,
other rooms convenient 10 cars aud hs rides pass
the door also stable ;or rent. Inh ~ s5t.
I,oR RENT-sl0 AND sI4 18Th ST. NV, DEsIR-
III soie rooms ON second aud third floors At reason
aole rates apls-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

Tie failure OF W. T. Coleman Co., OF san Fran
CISCO disposes, In the person OF the head OF that
irm. OF one OF the candidates for the aemocra,,c
presidential nomination who was held IN for the
admiration OF his countrymen on the strength OF
the barrel which he was expected 70 tap. His
"ooom,' however, never extended In earnest be
yond the columns OF a single newspaper. and as
Cleveland Is 10 be renominated anyway the failure
Is politically, OF no consequence.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EOR RkN1-fURNIsHED-O OF TIE MOST
desirable apartments in the Portland reduction 20
Responsible tenant APAkTMLNTs Star Officr. ms q.
Eoh RENT-NEw YORK CITY-t"WINDSOg
flats corner of 54th II. and broadway frst no.r
Apartment, - rooms elegantly furnished. dining
room ana Kitchen comTlete cholo-st location csl
ano airy elevator ana electric bells, from June tor
Apply ON premises Ia New York city or AZ the -For-
uculars rent very low. uys-,tts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

General Boulanger has set up a literary bureau
with a vengeance. Unlike some OF our American
politicians he does the best OF his writing himself
His book Is regarded as an appeal 70 the army for
support In contemplated coup d'etat. The work.
ingmen In the arms factory In Tule have Indicated
their preference for a leader whose incinations
point 70 war, BY electing the general municipal
councillor. There Is considerable distance still
between councillorship and Dictatorship; but,
II Germany should become involved in hostilitles
with Russia or any other strong power, there is
reason 10 fear that the French people would brook
no Interference from the government, but would
put Boulanger at the head OF the government and
OF the state too, and begin their war for revenge
without further ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

And now the Austrian senators are calling one
another hard names Eastward the course OF par
namentary discourtesy takes ITS way.
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The name is guarantee enough. Do We rive bettez
values than usual! We should DO able TO- q we have
tried to demonstrate above. SILK WARP HENRI
ETTAs q. elias. eL4S. sL75. Clos NUNS VEIL
ING (all wool and pure ailk Warp 75c., u, sl2S
e1.50. el75. sle6
THE PALA1s ROYAL.
(Bee space belowJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

At last the Methodist General Conference has
taken a vote, and decided that woman, although
competent to constitute the main body of the
church, TO contribute from her earnings to its sup
port, 10 conduct Its sunday schools to take lead
ing part In its stated weekly exercises 10 preach
from Its pulpits and TO do everything else that
goes TO make 1t great and good and strong, must
have no share In It's general government, because,
through no fault OF her own, she has been cast In
the physical mould OF one sex rather than OF the
other She Is q layman. under the church const-
tuition for all those OF ecclesiastical
control In order TO enable her to complete her
identity as layman, she must procure the amend
ment or the constitution, which is a slow process.
She has, however, four years TO do il in, II she
would take part In the next general conference.
and 70 that task she must now address herself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

What has become OF the order prohibiting the
throwing OF paper, &C, In the streets? 1t seems
To be violated by the public and neglected by the
police 70 nearly as great an extent as formerly,
and the result is that the city Is In a condition
that Is thoroughly disgracefu both to citizens and
authorities while the loose papers flying through
the streets are CONSTANT source OF danger 70
those using horses The Major and superintendent
OF Police would DO well TO send out an admonitory
order on the subject for the summer season OF
l6ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

Governor Hill has vetoed the bill for the re-
peal Of the saturday half holiday law In New
York state, having nrst vainly endeavored TO get
10 changed so as 70 establish whole HOLIDAYS
on the saturdays OF June, July and August He
declares that years experiment with such a law
Is not enough, and that there Is no call for any,
Us observing 1t II he does not wish 20, as there
are no penalties attached 10 its non-ob5ervance
II this Is the case IL seems as II the law were
worse than none, for IL puts both employers and
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITH
w two children. ased ten and four years. two OF
three unfurnished communicating Rooms. second
MOOT with bath ga. and hsst M winter south " east
front private family and northwest PREFERRED. with
OF without board Address Boz l2s, Star ofhce stat
ins price location. &C. IT,
WANTED-RooN AND BOARD IN PRIVATE
famiy; northwest preferred. terms TO Be- N son
able Address YOUNG NAN. star Office. nIys-3t'
WANTED.BY NAY Is. TWO OR THREE UN,
w furnished Rooms for light housekeeping, or Will
Board IN family; rooms must be same ioor with
bath room prefer private family state price and loa
uon; or would rent House Of eight nine rooms
Address Box 81. Star ONCE nUs -2t'
WANTED-BH MAN AND WIFE TWO ROOMS
w and boarding in q good family. Address NJ. a VI.
Star Once. my5-3ts
WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD FoR THE DEL
~ egstes 70 the Baptist anniversaries May 10th g
<od Please stdress stating location. pumosr % IL
accommodated and price per day for each Ie~on. g
KENDALL Secretary. my5-3t'
WANTED-IN MOUNT PLEASANT. TWO OF
three nicely situated unfurnished rooms Tor mai
ana wie Jest references Address II. ". j.. p2l y 81
Nv. most
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WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-To BUY SMALL HOUSE on LOT
w not less thar % feet trout need apply
must be bsfeain. Address Box IS. Star Office mys-N'
wANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CARE
w iurnished house for summer. Children; refer
enoes required Address J. H.. star office. mys-3t'
WANTED-FCRNIsHED HOUSE IN THE COZ y
w try, Tor the summer. within two hours If WASH
tngton BY rail Addrsss with terms and nun psrtlcu-
Isrs, p NJ. 2o22 Hillyer Place. IL
WANTED-Two GROOM HOUSES, IoCATEp
Office. N.Y. iw
WANTED-To PURCHASE FOR CASH, sU-
w burban six room house. in good order amrle
shade and easy Of to WASHINGTON Address
r. q. !. oSS llth ST. se nN1-3t.
WANrED-FoR $1,000 CASH. BALANCE IN
w monthly payments or q room house. without
basement in northwest with modern improvem. nts.
Give number OF house, size and price or 10 notice
will be taken. Address Boa l09 Star Office y.-2ts
WANTED i AM HAVING DAILY APPLICA-
w tons by parties desiring 20 houses OF all
sizes Parties having houses can secure good
tenants by placing them with me PROMPT collections
and returns. GEO. W LINKINs
ap2o-lm 10th aud II St n W.
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Apparently the Senate committee can no more
bring itself TO agree with the House committee in
respect TO post-oce site than the contending Cit
zens OF Washington can harmonic in the matter.
Every place is Objectionable Judiciary Square Is
properly ruled out by the aversion to the use Of
public parks for such purposes The south side or
Pennsylvania avenue Is pronounced TOO low. The
F-street site In connection with an extended gen.
eral post-ofice department Is viewed as suggesting
only temporary relief, until the time when the
growing department shall rid itself, as it did be-
FORE OF the local post-ofice. The House committee
favor the Pennsylvania-avenues site, the senate
committee favor the F-street proposition or that
which contemplates the use OF Judiciary Square.
Everybody Is willing 70 make concessions provided
no one OF the other sites suggested is taken WASH
ington yearns for permanent post-of1ce In some
convenient and suitable locality not a public
park, but IN view OF the deadlock is not likely to
be gratifed at this session with the selection OF
any site, satisfactory or otherwise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

The House passed the river and harbor bill yes
terday TO the satisfaction OF except the
Representatives whose creeks have had the mis-
fortune TO be hopelessly snubbed. Though the
bill Is OF the customary capacious dimensions, no
space Is found In 1t to provide for a continuance
or the partly reclamation Of the Potomac
mats. Washington reJoices, not at the shape In
which the bill passed, but at the early date OF its
passage, and now relies upon the Senate to per-
form the neglected duty OF the House by providing
for the improvement OF the Potomac, and insisting
upon its amendment In conference. To be sure
the District has Representatives in Congress to
swap influence with the creek Representatives but
the Potomac Is great river, Washington Is the
national capital, and tens OF thousands of dollars
have been expended on the magnificent improve
ment already begun, which will be lost II the
work at its present stage is left for an Indefinite
period exposed TO freshets
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COUNTRY BOARD.

NOR LIMITED NUMBER OF GUESTS; HOUSE
Il highly located, with home comforts; good table;
ine shade water and ics depot convenient For par
ticulars address Mrs- j. NJ. BEARD. Rutland A. A
County. Md. myS-3ws
COUNTRY BOARD - 1HREE-STOhY BRICK
~ mansion; beautifully located; large, commodious
rooms good water and table; livery; splendid grove
for children two trains daily TO and from Washing
ton. For particulars address JOHN l.. LAKE, Hnmil-
ton, Loudoun County, Va. my.l-6t
CLAGETT MANSION WILL BE OPENED JUNE 1
~ Tor boarders; house now ready for selection of
rooms plenty OF milk. fruit, and shade. Silver Spring
station, Met. Branch. Ten minutes walk from sta
ton. for particulars apply to M. L. ANGEL, 1908
4th ST. NV. my.b-:,ts
COUNTRY BOARD AT RANDOLPH STATION
" ON Metropolitan Branch r. T. good water. shade.
fruits and milk; house open May 10th Address
ELIAS kEISER, Montrose, Nd m4-2w'
CPR1NG BANK OFFERS FIRST-CLASS BOARD:
Jiarge rooms fruit. ice milk in profuson &c Terms
s. per week. Trains met daily. References
Address SPRING BANK. Alexandria Va ap3O-2w.
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BOARDING.

7 ARGE, COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED
~ Rooms, with Board single or en-suite strictly
nrst-clsss: transients. 81 per day. The WEBSTER,
5l3 18th ST. NV. myl-.3m
DARTIES COMING TO NEW YORK CAN FIND
u pleasant accommodations at reasonable at
337 9Th ave. A. ARMSTRONG. myl-eo5t
1efOR RENT-60l ST. NV, WITH BOARD, SEW
II eral large, pleasant south-front rooms reduced
rates for summer. Transient and table boarders &C.
commodated. ap21-2w.
RoARDING-LARGE, PLEASANT, wELLFUR-
- nished Rooms, with Board, ut The AUBURN.
Pennsylvania ave, cor. 22d ST. nv mho-3m
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

I,oR RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMs-la2 n sT
IL and l225 st The latter we'll l,Hpied for dwell
ling. Rent low. lmy5-3tl J. b. WINK l3i3T1L
lNoR RENT
II Several very desirable once rooms IN The Glover,
building, l4ly h ST. nv. Apply 10
myo-6t ia 80
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LOST AND FOUND.

IF THE PARTY FINDING THE PoCKETBooK
Containing money keys tickets &C. viii return sams
asked It,
II .osT-oN THE BLApENsBURG ROAD. PACK
COZ Pennsylyania ave. HENRY BENTON. IL
T osT-GoING FROM BOUNDARY TO Esd AND
IL by way OF New Hampshire avenue. one round
go.a osafsst nsss. reward left At 2s2o 18Th 81
II o,T-PAIR OF SMALL. BLACK OPERA
~ glasses. In red plush bag, coming Of Albauh's
Thursday evening, May 3. Return to this ONCE. IT.
II OST-MONDAY LADY BLACK
Asilk UMBRELLA silyer hooked handle; on q penn.
ave summer No. l0L Finder VIII be hberaiy re-
warded by returning same 70 los / ST. NV. IT.
sas q , S1s c sss G. No 1883 nEssED
II OsT-ON TUESDAY, MAY /, BETWEEN THIRD
~ and sts- n ". and Mckendree church. . breast
pm; SrEwn with garnst citing fnder VIII be
my7-3t'
II OsT-A. LAkGE BLACK AND WHITE ST.
~ Bernard Dog Answe1 TO name of Leo. howard
ave. my7.s,l2
II .osT-A SET OF FRONT ELEVATIONS OF -FOUR
!! AhoSsss On l4th snd 81. NV: Rsw.rd II returned
LFeS W.seS Chan VIII mos.e c1oss sssssIed
suitable reward 4 returned to 1928 ct ne MY SO.
II OsT-A PUG Doo-BLA cK BREAST AND FACE.
WI s p:sd 1sss s ss g iois sssna.s ave
LiiSsr.i Is.ssa q rssSrS St g ses 81 Hw my.
II osT-FRON pos n ST. \: W. MAJ 3 a PUG
x..S SS OK e: e Q e: aSo1s %s5s
DxxsIoA AID CLAM ArroRxErs rzxTzxe
MADE A sPEcIALTY.
~ Dxnou 4 ApAMs pssaAss.
NAH s1s sAA ~.
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WHITE P1ours BELOW VAIuE

WHITE PrQurs BELOW VAIun
We have secured from the importer, at 25 per
cent less the usual prices, three qualities Of
white Pfque, fine cord and excellent qualities.
which we shall offer proportionately low. viz:
37H. AZ AND $50. PER YARD.
This is but q sample of the numerous bar
gains daily received by u.s. good, which are being
sacrificed by New York importers and jobbers
on account Of the backwardness Of the season
These Piques are the correct weight for our
climate. and deserve the attention Of the fne
trade
(Second hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and Sta NV
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FLANNELs FoR SUMNER Wear.
We have an extensive line embracing ANGOLA,
Zephyr and Azure Flannels, and India Cloths
in wide range Of qualities. We quote the fol-
lowing special value:
3l-inch White Fine-Grade Gauze Flannel
nearly all wool; Just enough cotton to insure
good washing.
ONLY 40c. PER YARD
Second door)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and sta NV
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PERSONAL


A GENT CHICAGO MARBLE CIFANrNa oo.s
a psny. call II once q l. A. Deilwixs cor "a md
sts ne. usx1 -3fs
WM WILLIAMS. GEO. w NcEIFRTsp AIT
w thorized Private Detective Agency. All cosn,nS
nications promptly attended strictly connsc,
tial once open al hour ". wIl-IlAMs Msns~ee
s@o ~ y =. my4- linz
A TTENTloNi PARAsoLs OUR SPRING spr
n clalty. Wool Blankets cleaned by onr r,rsss-e
main soft and white. Prices vsry reasopabie
sleol-M A flsCHEk- 700 q n nv
TUsTHs OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
- where nrst-clAss Second Eand Clothinr c.1 -
SOLD a rsspsctAbie prices. Address call AZ ~ ~
my l-ym
CniL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION:
>Ano answers. SEND loo. % book stores or %
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