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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-07-23
DEPOT HoTEL-Clark Il Green Proprie-
tors.

Chas Adams, G " Crane, South
Fork; B Blackburn, Virginia; Jacob
Conrad, Lnmoille; Mrs II G Demarett,
Carlin; d E Davis, Ogden; w B Hunt,
Daniel Parker, f; g Gustafsen, g II
Coop, w U Tel Go; J w DeLano.
Wards Com Co; A L Andrew, Reed 3
Station; II P Prescott, Chicago; Mrs
Bette Stewart &c child, Downieville,
New; e M Miller, st Louis.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-07-23
G. F HARVEY.
y sast Received.

Two car loads of Salt, consisting Of
stock salt and 6De Liverpool salt whish
will be Eo!d in quantities ts suit.
IL. UHAeB,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-07-23
DIED.

FERGUsoN:-At the Elko county Hospi-
tal, July %, 1888, William Ferguson,
aged 4S years.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-07-23
BEER, On 0Tsught Or By The Bottle.

Two Fine Billiard Tables for the use
@>C2S Of Customers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

Whether the House committee on the revision OF
the patent laws has hit upon the right remedy or
not. IL has at least directed public attention to a
wrong In the patent system which ought to be
corrected This wrong Is the lack OF effective pro-
lection 70 the pubic against various devices for
giving 10 parentees or alleged patentees the
monopoly OF Inventions for longer periods than the
law INTENDS Delay in passing upon patents
EXPANDS this period. So does the Indefinite
continuance OF Tight between rival inventors.
VINO may by colluston postpone the breaking
OK granted patent and the substitution OF
another unrn the former IL about TO eypire
thus suoJecting the pubIic to the rule Of monop-
Oily Tor thirty-fou years instead OF seventeen
The whole world nay be morally certain that the
pretended struggle In fraudulent, and yet be una.
Die 10 prove IL 70 the satisfaction OF a court. In
that case the lnonopolists divide their fII-votten
gains oetweeA them and their fellow citizens IN
the poor sasfaction OF paying three or four prices
FOR luxury which they ought to be enjoying ar
The mere cost OF manufacture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

LORD Lonsdaie has the EnglIshman's Instinct
for changing bis smusements as fast as they GROW,
stale Afe" months ago he was enjoying a az,
INTO me novelty OF theatrical management, wrth
vioset Cameron for his star and a disvustes ,,ar
lean pubic for his victims He now energies fror,
onseurity asa polar explorer. setting out for the
arctic circle with a valet pack o. dogs some F.
quimanx guides, a vanful OF portmanteaux AMI a
oAthtuo. he proceeded to point whence he couId
go no further with 50 large a retlnue and he senas
back the valet and the luggage and goes on hv
himself Who knows what this solitary advent.
urer may not accomplish? Physical cowardiee ia
certainly not one OF his many failngs and his pow
ers OF endurance are said 10 be beyond the orii.
nary. He has nothing 10 lose and everything 10
gain oy daring what other explorers have shrunk
nom on the assumption that IL Is OF some i'm.
portanee 70 the human race 70 push farther north
aud 70 the pole, is possible that his wasted ll;s.
IKE sioney Cartons may be turned to a gcr,d
enough account before lis close TO make nm TO-
some Of its earlier Shortcomings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

After an earnest and thougntn,I cons,oa-a,,o.
Of the charges OF fraud in the presidential e,ecs,
OF ls7e, and Of the statistics showing thar the
taxable value Of guns, pistols, and dlrss exceeas
tnaf on Libraries in some OF the southern s,stss
and ot otaer relevant arguments Tor ana a0ainsr
tne making OF new states, the senaSe dec,dei n,
pai.y vote that no good reason had been submit.
teo why south Dakota should not be admitted in "a
we NON II the OIL comes up In the House dur.
Iss .ns p,esehI Congress that body viii decide
after a Ike consideration of similar rer,,na,,
topics, that south Dakota should not he asmIt,ss
IN otner words, the admission OF Dakota "a treate,
- party question. and the debates UPON ~ wh,le
they may incidentally develop the strength or IN
terftory's case. as happened In the recent sena,s
discussion, Will be especially valuable 10 The 90 =,
pliers u this summers party hand-books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

The Ohio state convention hurrahs for Sherman.
Governor Foraker, who was believed to cherish
some aspirations OF his own. made an express
point OF relieving his loyalty to duty from sJs-
pleion by declaring that the whole delegation to
Chicago would stick by MI sherman as q canil-
date as hong as a button remained on his coat
THIS ought to be warning TO the distinguished
senator 10 be careful about his attire
between now and the middle June,
and, n he has occasion to take his
coat on for active work, TO remove IL gently and
with que regard to the preservation OF its integ
rfty. His coat and not his fences WEI from this
time require his vigilant attention The governor
goes to the convention, however, at the head Of
the delegaton-at-large and doubtless feels duly
grateful for the kind words said OF his own adj
ministration In the platform. He evidently wishes
the public 30 understand that II It should be I'm
anyoodys mind to repeat for hts benefit the Gar
heia incident OF 1850, he does not purpose to put
himself In the attitude OF inviting the perllous
honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

II We cannot have q change In the rules on the
Senate aooiizhfng the star chamber sham a. ,ss
present system Of executive sessions. n world !,
least be Q step gained TO have Mr. Hoar,s cosna,o~
mise adopted and admit a reporter 70 the private
dsbate which wnl take. place over the rsher,es
ueaty-ghe proceedings 20 be afterward published
wholly CO In part, Is the Senate may decide. Even
that small concession would be preferable 20 the
system now In vogue, which requires q resort TO
ciandestine practices In order 70 obtain for the
pubic that knowledge q It's servants actions
which &c has Q right 70 demand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20
LAxsBuRsH & BIO.
40. 422. 424. 42e 9TH STREET,
AZ. 40 sTH STREET.

DRY GOODS never 90 low
Special Prices in NEW SPRING aoopA An IN
spection Of our immense variety solicited.
We have told from time to time about our variety
OF fabrics and colors No dminution OF either WIsh
the addition Of soe Of the latest novelties secured
during last week stand ready for siege Of shoppS
Have you seen our Figured MOHAIRsf II not come
and BEE the best assortment shown in these popular
goods; "a inches wide at 30 cents per yurA
CHALLfS in all wool. Not % many pieces but
choice selection. Fast colors and 80 inches wide
Price, go centa. Koechlins best; none better made
HESRIETTAS. - inches, all wool, an exquisite
range OF colors not to be sQualsd elsewhere. 10 twill
fine 81 per yard
COMBINATIONS, silk and wool ssrips, plsi. 10
match newest creation. arrived Just one month TOO
late. - inches wide. Price should nvs been q os
take look 1t them 1t 70 cents per yard
SILK AND WOOL CHECKS-have you sesn them,
II not they are worth seeing and buying. They are
dirt cheap at ~ cents yard.
PLAID ALBATRoSs. large. elegant pattsrns choice
coiors, plain to match. new and uniqus. SS Inches
wide all wool IS cents yard
FOULE SERGES. choice colors special o6erins az
serviceabis material 50 inches wide s wool SO cents
per yard.
ENGLISH KERSEY CLOTH for Jackets ana wraps
tripes' plains and checks. none Amer "a inches
S2.25 per yard.
ALLwooL DENTRLLE, 30 and 40 inches wide. in
all colors. handsome dssigns cresms sans ana bIsok
Two qualities. o2h cents per yard and q Der yard
special Lot ofFANoY MIXED STRIPED CHECKS
and BoRDERED DRESS GOODS, eood quality choice
Of lot SO ceuts . yard: worth more
Remember. We have the Stock the Variety ana the
bsstIGhtsd Dress Goods Room In the world Thar "A
getting out OF this fact
THEY CANNOT COMPETE WITH ps.
you want Style. sd exclusive esy5A yeu viii hsv,
to buy from u.s.
Thousands upon Thousands Of cuskosaeRs d,aa Win
ne uninterruptediy from year TO pear. WHIST bsteer
evidence OF fsir dealinsp!
Come to IA We Win sss you through eli sishs For
every dollar you spsnd with us yea VIII receive an
honest one hundred csnts' worth Il msephandaa -
hos Often Do W eve Jon GeodA q Len tan WAe cre
competition ca buy thsm fort
~ ONE PRICE FOR ALI.
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IsrAsrs AND, CH1LpREws AprAREr.

IsrAsrs AND CH1tpRrws AprAREr.
Largest Stock.
Lowest Prices.
Medium to Finest Goods.
The merit of this stock Is rapidly becoming
appreciated as is corroboratively evidenced ~
this branch.
The best bargain in Infants Cambria slipe IL
the quality at PC. We have also grand value
at 39e having three boz piai's down 'he 'f0n'
Plenty of extravagant and elaborate styles up
About the nrst important epoch in the In
superb stock from, the practical to the most ex-
Of purity. 81 to $3.50 Stopping At every price
Infants Beautiful Hemstitehed Dresses.
Christening Caps in SILK, Null ana valen-
cefnnes Lace, hitting finish to the Christening
Robes. 8 !. SO, 81. 25, 81. 30 and 81.
caps attest sys.
Excellent collection Of children's Aprons. in
becomjns styles. made from Nainsook, Null
Children's Muslin Drawers, Extra Quality,
Six Fine Ticks Deep Hem. 10 and 2oc. per
Uaildren's Muslin Hubbard Gowns. FUN
IS. 37X. SO AND $50. EACH
Chiidrens Extra Fine Muslin Night Drawers.
''I0' " Only 6oc PER PAIR.
Chidren's Muslin skirts. good quality cot
tons, deep hem and cluster OF ane tucks. stzes
81. 25, asc. AND UP.
der four years of age is on second foor. through
arrkway to annex: for those over four years on
third floor; excepting under wear which 10 Also
Oh 'ns 'e'' WOODWARD LoTHRoP,
Cor l 18th and z sts n. n.
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E F. 4 { {. f ::
=; s. u !. +
+ 4 e. Fl s' 50 4 4 MI !;
BIB K CGG 4 ii Il Nh
/ + ssss TIT a
7 II Ssss 7
ILL Il sSss 4.

For tomorrow ts.surday, We offer so Dozen Gen.
uins French Percals shirts 80 each Plated ana
Plain Bosoms. With tvo separate collars and pair
CUTS. We have them In al coaors Of ssripea Dots
Figures. &c They at well and were made to recall
1t $50. Don't Judge thsm By the price t50e)
Perhaps you prefer the whtts Linen Piaited Boom
Shirts. We offer barsAin is< Of so Dozen for zoe
sAch that ars worth sl25 1t the lowest cs,culsson
They are lanndered
for2oc. pair we have 133 Dozen vsry Ans quality
Aie thread socka with Fancy Stripes. that were i'm.
ported 10 sell Il 81 pair They are LIST years ssylss
and Ne closed out the Importsr's entire stock.
omnsss snk Asndksrehiels q for d n another
a'asss.aen Of what prompt pay doss Thsse Hs.a-
kerehiefs are Fun sass. Hsnssischsd and worth SOC
REQUEST 70 GENTLEMEN
Ton win oblies TEE PALAis RoYAr. - ,roat
yourself By reading q the haranana ne shali onoee
sseo svsaaas Under the beading q -PALAls ROYAL
e4H0AIX LIST
wM you d. % plesses .r,o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

The universal amnesty To political offenders
which II was said TO be Emperor Fredercks desire
10 proclaim, evidently was not intended to include
journalistic wrongdOers In It's scope. The report
comes now that an order has gone forth for the
prosecution OF all those newspapers In Germany
which have published Insults TO the empress and
that one socialist editor. an American citizen has
been banished the country. This Is backward step
which every nberal-minded admirer OF the emperor
VIII regret TO see him take. There is valid dis
tinction between defending the freedom OF the
press and submitting TO its license but IL Is not
always wise to open ones eyes too wide TO it. The
popular idea is that the humbiest citizen should
be permitted TO libel without punishment kings
presidents, all rulers and newspaper editors. The
American press is often accused OF ribaldry Its
bad habits In this regard are not unchecked.
though the state takes little notice of them When
3 newspaper here prints an offensive paragraph
about the Presidents wife, grand Jury takes IL
In hand for discipline, but, as We have seen, the
people sometimes become the lady s swift avengers
and The offending journalist, instead OF being made
aeelebrtty through martyrdom, finds his paper
sud denly reduced 70 poverty by the loss OF sub
scribers and advertisers. This Is O much more
effective punishment than any that a court could
infiict.
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THE STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS

OF the Paais Royal also enables opportunities
Tor purchases Manufacturers in need Of
money ever seek the prompt pay merchants We have
daily hustrstions Of barg.ins 30 secured which we
advertise each evening under the heading Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

res .sitS.s,en IS svnsrsi sortsr; desires 10 I've
horses; has worked N sso1s J. scEAEFES sis q
WASSTksp,p.cSs AsEScY Has frs t..rs,I
ns nnrses b1sers coschnien' Tor tAe.y
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
n,i nfsss Sssmsress Men waters Soks ,
WANTED : A SITUATION BIZ A YOUNG EN-
w elishmaa as footman and second man IN private
fsmilS god references. Address W. J.. Star Office
WANrED-BY A REsPEcTABL ooLoREp MAN
coschan VIII make X sR syss s.ns. Useful soSS
references given. Cal At e3S n at n ". IL.
WANrED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE oIRI.
os,sct;sn 10 ~, as Shiid nnrse q enan,ssrns,a as
WANTED-Bf A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, A
w place a. workiag Housekeeper. Apply st the
8 .EvENs Employment, Bureau. fI7 9th 81 NV. IT.
WANIFp-BY GOOD STEADY MAN WITH
sle Srocery or Tea and Coffee house. Address IN
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL KINDS of
s s.Sus. si sS6 aSS
RENTING BUREAU, 1l7 9Th a ", ull p.nl sp9o- 81.
MANIFESTATIONS FOR A MAN COOK.
w three hrstclsss walters, Goodman with seven
and sewing pUSD5sn oo af7 M S.s eh S%
w ANTED-EXUEILENT CLERK MO Has
tnor9agh knowledEe Of pension business desires
terview patent attorney No exclusive PENSION srent
need answer, W, A r., Star office. sptp-3r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR White AND
w colored cooks. maids, nurses, walters. kitchen
other cities. 7. NJ BUkNAAai. 63o-632 NV.
sp1S-2r
WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, POSI-
ton as collector for instslment business Of any
thoroughly acquainted With the city Address j.
Stand $50 Center Market aplp-3ts
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE ColORED MAN
w situation as coachman. gardner porter; will
ng TO make himself generally use III turn 81 good
reterepce* from last employer. Gail address r. \.
e. 1887 Vermont ave NV. aylg.2t.
WANTEp-BY A YOUNG WIDOW, A PLACE AS
w Bousekeeper for gentleman: his had exIer ence:
IL a good cook. &C.; reference Address RUTH. star
once. apl9-3ts
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WANTED-HOUSES

WANTED~TILL CLOSE or PRESENT SESSION
w Congress, furnished house hvs bedrooms Ad-
dress to location, terms. 6c VI. e, BOn 2BS House
OF Representatives. No chi dren. Rp20-3ts
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY WOULD
w like engage nice furnished room in q private
family where there children: the lady wishes
board. Address p. A. NJ. Star Office splS-3t.
Neutrality-suspicious. By TIE Isr OF
w May two large communicating unfurnis ed
with large closets. I'd hoor between sth aud 18th
and y SITS Y r.; north side street If possible. Adj
dress K ", 901 ct. NV. apls-2t.
WANTED-TwO OR THREE HANDSOMELY
w furnI shed Roous with irstclass Board three
persons. permanent: state terms Address Box l2S.
Star office. ap1o-2t
WANTED-Two OR THREE UNFURNIsHEp
w communicating Rooms. with or without board.
for two adults. mother and Will quarterly Ia
advance for desirable rooms Rent must be moderate
Must state terms location and full Particulars Bot
al, Star office apls-3ts
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WAN iED-BY TWO ADULTS. TWO OR THREE
w unfurnished OF partly furnished Rooms centrally
located state Ifce. Address Box O.. Star Once. II
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE MAY THREE
w unfinished ruoms suitable for light kousekeeI-
ing, convenient TO 9th ana best references
given state location OF rooms and terms permanent n
suit d. Address Box l23, star office. ap2o-3ts
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND BABr.
w three unfinished rooms. hrst or second floors
for housekeeping; northwest section: references:
terms reasonable Address b. X. y, star Once s0
WANTED-THREE UNFURNIsHED SECOND
w floor Rooms fer lieht housekeeping, permanent
suited three in family: 5th to 18th. X 70 l. Adj
dress W. L. s., star office. It,
WANTED - THREE BEDROOMS. TWO NICELY
w furnished for three adults light and heat within
walking distance OF 9th ana ss meals taken out
Address T. A. g. star Office aplS-4ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

LAWS ApRoss Ar lev CEsrs
We shall offer on saturday morning another
with three tucks deep hem, wide strings, and
fuii lengths, with which we have had such snc-
Only 12hc. EACH.
This Is an opportunity of which advantage
should be taken. -, 49,.
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and sta NV
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LADIES USpERwEAn.

present
praise, as il contains the best intrinsic values
We have yet offered, and is the best we know
Our Saturday Offering viii embrace three pop.
Is, SO AND 75o. PER GARMENT
And these several amounts never bought bet
ter muslin aud work, We are continually striv-
Inns. new styles and new trimming. This is the
Chinese, square neck,
neck and sleeves. DC
wide hem. and tucks ssessss ssi5s
as sSs:f sS soy yer; ! high -
a waists. l made from Ions. SsssaSss
dale Cambria aud Fruit
Hamburg trimmed,
bargains, 25c.
Corset Covers, Cam
brio. high neck; yoke Of
square neck, Hamburg
a sr,nmed 5oe. excellent
Drawers, good Mus
lin, deep Hamburg ruf, 1856 ooOon
three broad tucks extra l9 az G
SS Mss 1iG Hubbard So IS soOOo0
Gowns. yoke of four
clusters of three fine
tucks, cambria rufhe
around neck and sleeves
Extra good Muslin
Chemise, square neck.
neck and sleeves soc.
Square neck Corset
Covers. with solid yoke
Of lace; another style
With solid yoke Of tucks
Chemise. extra fine
Mus1in. with Torchon
Lace trimming. best
embroidsred trimming. r7r7 1855
pr nSssa f fSi@me aa Sith 3 va c.
s ISFiaon t bsss a muslin lin Il SsS
with embroidery and
t1 Ssan 11c Of excellent
Muslin, trimmed with
Hamburg and tucks:
another style with solid
yoke of fine tucks: ex-
ira value, T5c.
,PECIAL BARGAINS IN SKIRTS.
To lend additional attraction to this sale we
offer fine Muslin Skirt, made from soft dura-
BILE undressed muslin. with 12-inch tucked
cmbric ruf1ie. Fully Ne good as usually offered
aA75c.
Choice line of French Handmade Underwear.
in GOWNS Chemise. and Drawers Of superior
workmanship and finish.
Combination Suits of Underwear, handsomely
trimmed in lace and embroidery.
Handsome Bridal Sets Of Cambria. consisting
of Gown. Cbenlise. and Drawers. richly trimmed
WIN WIZ ONLY 1897 PER SET
Bridal Sets of Surah and China Silks in deli
cale shades deliberately trimmed with lace.
(Secopd foor)
WOODWARD b LOTHROP,
Cor 18th and sta NV.
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uesrsstIy accommodate TIE STAR n they win send
m bsfore noon to-morr their announcements for
the EXTRA large edition Of Saturdays paper the forms
OF which must be sent 10 press much earlier than
The other FIVE days Of the week.
It vas not ver1 long ago when the south and
southwest sections Of the country scarcely knew
what copper coin looked ike. Nickel was the
bssest metal familiar 70 the peoples eyes, and
anything which fell below Ave cents In value
either was given away or changed hands as
mere makeweight In q business transaction. one
newspaper publishing company, 1t may be remem-
oered advertised itself extensively by setting np
the frst two-eent daily In a southern city. and
drawing on the United states Treasury for a large
shipment Of one and two-cent coins to enable the
newspoys 70 make change, because nothing Of the
sort could begot at home. OF course, such state
Of things meant great waste In the petty opera
tions OF everyday life. How much thrift could be
expected among the working people OF a commun-
fty where pence were unknown and despsed7 The
influx OF Northern mechanics and laborers induced
By the development OF other resources than agr1-
culture in the South has wrought a wonderful
change In the habits and customs OF the people
among whom the immigrants have settled. but In
no respect more striking than In the multiplied.
tion OF popular savings-banks At the close of
the war; all OF these Institutions south OF the Ohio
River could probably have been told of on the
fingers OF single hand. To-day, nearly every
city OF any size contains at least one and some of
the larger cities contain as many as the whole
South could boast In the old days. The banks are
nourishing, too, and the native workngmen are
learning from their imported neghbors what a
good thing II is 10 save a cent here and a cent
there, put IL out at interest," and not only make it
steady income bearer, but, through the banking
machinery, TO send IL into circulation again as
capital for the building OF more railroads. the
opening OF more mines the operation OF more
factories, and the enlargement OF the demand for
more labor at better wages than heretofore. Tire
South may glorify lbs iron as the regeneration of a
wrecked and bankrupt section, but, after ALL when
1t shall have entirely regained its wealth and
power it viii owe quite as profuse thanks to cop
per-the metal OF the cent, the workingmans coin,
and the emblem of Industry, thrift, and small
economies.
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FIVE DoL1AH SAr1oa Knrs,
Saturday morning the Boyb' Clothing Depart
j lot Of Boys Two-Piece "Nobby" Sailor kilts
maca from good fast Blue All-Wool Flannel
full Blouse with Rolling Sailor Collar. skirt
with plain front and plated back. blouse ana
skirt lastly trimmed with rows Of white and
black herring-bone braid, sizes ~ to 5 years,
ONLY S. EACH.
Third door)
WOODWARD h LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and SITS. d. ".
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.ooDwAnD & Loranor.s Sroar
NEWS

WooDwARD & Loranors Sroar
NEWS.
CHANGED DAILY.
OF INTEREST TO EVERY ON.
NOTES THE ARRIVAL OF oooDA
xNUMkRATEs THR VARIOUS BAkaAfNs
Spring wr1ps. Jscketa pfesses "a ChiiArsasT
Drtsses ana cloAka Misses' DrssseA NewmAr-
ksts and Jsckets have the call ~ present, ed
bsrtains in these several lines are nansssous.
NO room here to tell Of them to-day. four in
spsetion and COMPARISON requested.
GLovRs
FROM BEST SKINS
THOROUGHLY TANNED
sOPERI0RILY DYED and FINISHED.
FULLY mp to OUR HIGH STANDARD.
It's ECONOMY to BUY GOOD GLOVES.
4-But. RID. BLACK and ASSORTED TAN8. 81
Shut GRAY CHAMoIs MOsQUETAIRE. u.
S-But MocsQUETAIRE SUEDE, IN light and
dark TANS, emb backs, q.
4 But FINE SUEDE, in hkht and knsiish
TANS, superior quality, elias.
WOODWARD 4 LoTHROP.
Cor. 18th and SITS NV.
MISSES AND CH11DRrSs DnrssrA
We have the largest ana finest stock of Child
ren's and Misses Ready-made Dresses In the
Various styles in oil the new spring shsies.
Mass N psih IN rich r ssG
Plaid skirts with plain combination Jacket
waist. .
New spring shades handsome braided snd
stylishiy draped
Plain shades, neat stripes, and checks sttrac-
lively trimmed with fancy silk and velvet.
We quote one line to show the drift Of prices.
Children's Fianpei "Sailor" Suits. full blouse
waist with plated aud gathered skirt. in navy
WITH d sas s.a
navy blue with white, navy blue with read. terra
s s4sss with 4 black white &C. 10 |. 70 y..
pr,cas a. so q o. "a 40 - a A. "a
(Thrd noor) .
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
mi Esfn -