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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18
NEWLY IMPORTED Jrwr1Ky


With the exception Of the Palais Royal ve tnov NJ
but few exclusive jeweIry stores in New YORK.
stocked with the NEW ENGLISH SILVER JEW.
ELRY. The ground work il Of frosted silver and than
cut the parts cut glitterine like diamonds
From $3.50 to $3.50 we show lovely desiens I'm
Cut Silver Lace Pins. particularly beautiful sam
pie Is an ear Of wheat Lace Pin for O.. so.
AMBER JEwELRY
Not only nearly half jewellers prices But A RET
TER variety than shown in any exclusive yevelrv
store In this city. Necklaces. Bracelets Brooches
Hair Ornaments. ETC.. from Csc to S1O each.
REAL TORTOISE SHELL JEwELRY
The HAIR Ornaments, with gold tops are lstesx
Come and zee them
REAL GOLD JEwELRY. ESQ SCAR Pins Of Re.,
Gold with Real Pearls. Turquoise Gsrnets and Rubdea
Sapphires and Chips Of Real Diamonds n "a a.
Gil each; costing ycu at the Jewellers from e. so 20
els.
A FEW BARGAINS.
SMALL MANUFACTURERS STOCK closed ont
hence following prices: Warranted Real Garnet Br,ce
lets for 65c. EACH identical to those usually resai
1t e1.25.
Roll Gold Bracelets and Lace Pins with Raj Cola
Fronts with Pearls. TurQuoise and 0arnets &c, CSC
EACH Ornaments worth o1-25. ol50. LIS ana
o2.25 you'n ind in this lot
Rhine Stone Earrinks ct 1oc. pair With ecrvv a.
Pendant Mounting and Real God Viva A. much
IKE Rsal Diamonds - the q imitation.
Roman Pearl Beads In sn oolorsL see, usually. "a
TEE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNRR prop.,
conG l2th sndRA svs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

Gun LAsr EFFORT.
to make the mare 20 here is sio trail no superuous
no Half PRICE p saR Risn talk
BAttMSs.
You know what this means. Only 90 garments to be
'0'o Can early Gl RIshEEs GARMENTS.
,b pSs hr xisse 49, trimmed in jet and fur all satin
Plush vsise 8 trimmed With Seal sEn size SO, sold
NOW HALFpRICE, $50.
One hsavy, gros grain sir. Beaded all over. and
trimmed 81, Wow VI ah 81 I5ffhireE, $3.50
fur 3n s1e snd M d9 Cloth V'e trimmed in light
'u,' n s,A' DO ~ NV II HfSAEif;pR1SE, $3.50
Khan size 49, y y5S IA HALF PRICE, 90.
size HFSw sod fep Cloth trimmed with Fancy Push
size DID, '''D Y Nov HALE 5,EEE PRICE. So.
Light Tan Broadcloth Jacket. lined in Silk, trim.
med in So eng 2AIF PsE s1e
Blue Cloth, braided in Black and Gilt, size SO, sold
NOW HALF PRICE, 80
Newmarket. with Cape and Hood, size 80, sold for
NOW HALF PRICE. $3.50.
! Black Raglan trimmed in Fur. braided in Black.
NOW HALF PRICE, sl..
% Light Tan Diagonal Jacket trimmed in Beaver size
NOW HALF PRICE, 50
Striped Cloth Newmarket with Cape. size "a, sold
NOW HALF PRICE, So. so.
4 Checked Cloth Raglans. in 80 and 80, with Bell
Now HALF PRICE. $3.50.
i Black striped cloth Raglan, trimmed in fur, size
80, price $50,
3 Grey striped Raglans with large sleeve, size &c.
NOW HALF PRICE, S.
81 Brown Cloth Newmarket, with angel sleeve, size
Now HALF PRICE. $40.
1 Terra Gotta, cloth trimmed, in Black Astrachan
~ w Now Hale ppIrr a1n-o
2 Black Jackets, handsomely braided in black, size
NOW HALE [IsI PRICE. 81.
Striped Cloth Newmarkets, trimmed velvet, size 16
NOW HALF PRICE Gil.
Blue Cloth Sewmarket, trimmed in Black Astra-
NOW HALF. PRICE, So
! Checked Cloth Newmarket, with velvet hood, size
NOW HALE PRICE, 81.
Brown Striped Cloth Newmarket, size 10, sold for
NOW HALF PRICE, 1915.
JACKETS
9 Checked Cloth Jackets, tailor-fnish sizes IA
guestrired Sloth hS & size 1o Price
NOW HALF PRICE. 1915.
Plush Goats size q, handsomely trimmed and
hnea' '0ia i0r nov S5a HALF PRICE. AZ.
Blue Silk Suit trimmed in Velvet; size 81 sold for
NOW HALF PRICE, $3.50.
Black Cloth Newmarket; trimmed in Braid and
NOW HALF PRICE, $3.50.
Blue Checked Cloth, trimmed in Velvet; size 16;
sold for S14
NOW HALF PRICE, $780,
Small Plush Coats. size and years, in Cardinal
and Brown sold for S12.
NOW HALF PRICE, SO.
Misses Suits in striped CLOTH nicely draped in
and 10 year size; sold for ala.
NOW HALF PRICE, 81.
Suits in Checked Cloth, with plated waists size
years. sold for S12.
Now HALF PRICE. So
Blue Striped Cloth Suits, for Misses . with
trimmed waist and skirt price so
NOW HALF PRICE, 1926
HALF-PRICE SALE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

THE BRIGHTON is Of hand-painted silk esuze. OF
peculiar shape-the shape the novelty-with gilt
sticks Only 81 each.
RIBBON FANS-The fans Of Black and Colored
Gauzes, most artistcally hand painted The fan is
run with ribbon in spaces left for the purpose
VIOLET WOOD FANS-This sweet-scepted wood IN
deliberately carved. and forms handles to hand-em-
broidered silk fans which come in the even
ing dress goods shades
REAL LACE FANS-Some all lace, some game and
lace combined. Prices range from $3.50 TO eos each
for these. Ivory and Pearl Sticks
SILK GAUZE FANS AT 81 EACH-In all colon.
hand painted, and with inlaid sticks usually sofa Al
&1.50.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

The Mcdonald substitute which secured pre-
cedence yesterday in the debate on the admis-
sion of Dakota is an ingenious combination of
the Senate bill for the admission of South Da-
kota and the omnibus bill enabling the several
other territories to be admitted. II proposes
first the admission outright Of South Dakota
practically on the basis Of the Sioux Falls con-
vention with division of the present territory
on the seventh standard parallel After that
the measure provides for constitutional con-
ventions in the territories of North
Dakota, Montana, Washington, and New
Mexico, which may frame a state gov
eminent and submit it to the people for
approval at the polls The admission of South
Dakota under the Mcdonald proposition would
take place at once with its passage and the
approval of the President. The pressure be-
hind this new substitute forced Mr.. Springer to
achange of base. and he offered an amendmentto
his own substitute which is the most reasonable
offer that has yet come from him. That
amendment provided for constitutional con-
vention to amend the Sioux Falls constitution,
adopted in 1885, so as to dispose satisfactorily
of certain disputed questions relating to boun-
diaries, lands, Indians, federal jurisdic-
ton, and the division of property and
archives between North and South Da-
kota, and to. submit these changes
70 a popular vote in November next. After
their approval by the people, the new state
would come into the Union as soon as the Pres
ident could issue proclamation announcing
the result. 1t is now understood that Mr..
Springer goes a step further, and is willing to
vote for an earlier convention and election,
which would admit Dakota soon after the April
elections. If these overtures fail of results IA
vorable to his omnibus bill, Mr.. Springer stands
ready, it is believed, to move to recommit the
whole matter, which might keep Dakota out
a year longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

Capt. Robert Mills and Capt. G. B. Johnson,
of the oyster dredging fleet, were yesterday
convicted. in the United States court, in Balti-
more, Of cruel treatment of their men. The
former was fined 300 and sentenced to years
imprisonment, and the latter was given three
months in Jail. The oyster navy has also
turned the tables on the dredgers and is no
longer the pursued, but has become the pur-
suer. With the courts and the navy bearing
relentlessly down upon them, the world-defy-
ing dredgers will almost be sorry that they have
not obeyed the laws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

The most elaborate display and the most importan,
special sale of Fans yet held in Washington
The Fans were imported especially for the Inausra
ton Ball. To induce a purchase NOW We ouot,
SPECIAL SALE PRICES FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY. January Il, Is and 10.
We would remind our patrons that not only is the
opportunity now offered TO buy at REDUCED PRICES
bur a selection may be made from AN ABSOLJTFIy
FRESH AND UNBROKEN ASSORTMENT and
which in fine Fans is MOST IMPORTANT
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

The return of the Pennsylvania supreme
court justices to the old-fashioned gowns is a
pleasing and no doubt useful devotion to ap-
pearanees. The dignity of court of justice
is something worthy of visual recognition, and
bench and bar are more likely to observe the
sanctity Of judicial rank when judges are
clothed in a distinctive costume. The western
judge, who puts his feet on his desk and chews
tobacco to steady his attention to the lawyers
below him, may dispense exactly the same de-
gree and quality of justicel that his, more de-
corous brother in a silk gown does, but the ap-
pearances are against him. The justices of the
Supreme Court of the United States have al
ways worn silk gowns, and once they were varie-
gated with scarlet facings. These were aban-
doned, together with the old-fashioned wigs.
as savoring too greatly of the English custom.
The graceful heavy silk gown was. however.
retained as being neither national nor
provincial in its symbolism, but the
costume of judicial dignity everywhere that
law is construed by judges From an artistic
standpoint it is immeasurably better than the
palmer garb of the everyday citizen. To
this sculptors and painters forever complain
ingly testify. Nothing is more dangerous to a
sculptor than the dress-coat on his statue.
Nothing is so comforting as the flowing Judi
cial robe. as may be discerned in the success
of Mr.. Story's statue of John Marshall So
the judge who wishes to endow his bench with
respect and his statue with grace should adopt
the silk gown. The day may come when the
Judicial silk may rustic from Maine to Oregon.
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MEMS 81 DOGsKIN GLOVES
New Shades; New Style Embroidered Backs; Patent
Automatic Fastenings These Gloves while shapely,
very durable and not affected by rain as are Kid
Gloves. We think them the best value for 81 ever
offered by the "Palais Royal"
MEMS GOAT AND cALFsKIN GLOVES.
The new shades Of Red Fawn Tans &c in Cheyrette
also Russian Calf at 81 30 and 81 as pair Have
pair Of these Gloves tried and you'll always ask for
them in the future.
MEMS 81 25 NOVELTY GLOVE.
hou theH take" To describe the Glove-The shade is
London Red: the material is Doeskin: the Style.
Ribbed Backs Stitched with Cardinal Silk Like all
English things-Solid and Substantial Looking but
comfortable and durable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18
MEN's Evening Grows.

Drop in tomorrow and have q pair tried on, then
you'll be prepared with perfect fitting R dress GlOue
when the occasion demands it, Plain. 81: Embroid-
cred backs, sl25. Ask to the shade of Pearl
with Black Embroidered backs.
MEMS s135 CASTOR BEAVER GLOVES.
To start with. you'll pay sI.5o elsewhere for this
nrst-class quality. All the shades of Fawns
Tans, Browns, Grays, ETC.. Prettily Embroidered
backs
sF Anticipating that this advertisement will at
tract many gentlemen to our Glove Department to-
morrow shall 10 that only our expert .htters
shall try on the mems gloves. Feao gentlemen uedr
perfect pug Cloves though they seem taascdre OF the
fact and that's why would demonstrate what per-
feet fitting Glove is.
THE PALAIs ROYAL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

DIR. Atticus Haygood, the Nell-known laborer
in the cause Of negro education. demands
justice for the southern states in the public
impression of what they are doing for negro
schools. He says that since 1870 Virginia has
spent s4.Oo0,OOO, Georgia q, $50, 600, and Ala
bama s3,5O0,00O for negro schools and
teachers. The south claims to be doing all
she can for her colored youth, and must do so
as simple principle of self-preservation and
progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18
w. 3. NOSES & Son,
COR. 18th AND F SITS. N. W.,

COR. 18TH AND SITS. N. W.,
nil,
s.Is nn.i, s.h 80 -, ~, Ss... vi o. az AS. .s
soinn;,', 81 ,ns,'a anu '' "oon' onei 'no
200 S,r.s.m,naiar
49,, ~ 49, 60, ~. ~, W ~ ASH, "siu'' ma
49, : - - aa, '.'A' WIN ''"ss trimming o ooiA
900 Tah,e and p,.ro r,,,.us 49,. u,o, ,o,, ,o.,,.
ono b.1f ,hai ta 49, 20 - ''"i Ae Wv - W eA"e'''
! o0o windonr Ghad . e.. .s, q L.. 49,,
,ronn.aa ~, s,;,.. - .,. no V is ios'
boO Msntls Ta1n,rsnn;ns I'LL 80. ' nj ,o.
10 po,aars % .,hrn,,a., -, 81. , "nu p,.oos
reducad 20 a,actl,- o,a ~, a. fo - f,''
Ok different colors q, -o.;nch rda Ea,t CSo,, oz,
ward Wv ''- ""~
200 varas Of ,or,o,,, bind, and oo,ou. ~. p-...
re5uced 10 ono hale .ba for,,on r;oo VI
= 400 -, - ~ ei fii'.
heavy goo1s suitab,e fnr cnrta;r or or,;a ~
duced to 5Oc 15c and M . ysrd ~
5Ona;rs Nottingb.m scotch nr,,ruo ,,,,...,o,
Br,,sseIs swiss Irisb Point ana pssal n,S.s;.
marked in plain figures at prices lower than New York
CARPET DEPARTMENT
o,ooV Ssrus Vi iapes'ry brussels carpets made,
Aio' anu iiiieu, az DOC yaru- lns iot comprises
ps'sns' run WHICH Tue most particular
guy o eIs eouIS nno cIolce.
Soc ward '"''' i"s ram 0Arpe'' ~
700 made-up Carpet Squares, with border all around.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

Di Murska's death in poverty is another re-
minder of the worlds cold forgetfulness. A
beautiful voice that charmed millions in this
country and Europe made her petted and
much applauded woman. Its sudden loss and
Ill health reduced her to poverty and no gener-
ous voice ever called her from it. Her daugh-
ter, crazed by her mothers death and poverty,
took her own life in despair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

The Haytiens have got their foot in it by the
attempt to sink the Haytien Republic. It is
preposterous to suppose the affair was an acci-
dent. The course of the gunboat was deliber-
ately changed from one Of safe entrance to the
harbor just as the Haytien Republics anchor
age was reached. The act was a characteristic
piece Of Haytien treachery and revenge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

Mayor Roche demands more sworn testimony
than he has yet been furnished in order to
warrant the removal of Setback and Bonfield.
the Chicago police officers charged with the
robbery of prisoners in their custody. The
libel suit against the Times will have to be
fought out to the bitter end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

The factional ruction in the Ohio senate over
officers has been delightfully."- settled by the
election of a lady as engrossing clerk. The
incident has suggestions worth the notice Of
the indianapolis cabinet-maker. What
splendid pacifcator Miss Anthony would be in
the present political situation in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

The pleasures Of modern railroad travel are
promised an accession in the electric light.
The Milwaukee and st. Paul has introduced
this system of light this week, the incandescent
burner being used. The fullest success was
secured and the electric light will be intro
duced on all the passenger lines of that road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18
W. DoS,r BELIEVE

ANY ONE IN WASHINGTON Is SELLING AS
GOOD AN ovERcoAT FOR sa5o AS WE
ARE. THERE ARE ONLY FEW STYLES,
BUT THEY ARE NEW AND FRESH AND
GOOD VALUE, AT SO PER CENT MORE
MONEY.
WE DON'T BELIEVE ANY ONE HERE Is
SHOWING A BETTER els ovERcoAT
THAN WE ARE. THESE ARE NEW ALSO
AND WORTH GOOD DEAL MORE MONEY.
WE DON'T BELIEVE YOU'LL FIND AS
GOOD SUITS FOR s13 AS THOSE WE ARE
SELLING AT THAT PRICE. AND WE ARE
SURE THAT OUR SACK SUITS AT $3.50
ARE NOT BEATEN BY ANY ONE.
WE DO BELIEVE THAT THE FINE TRoU-
sERs WE ARE MAKING UP TO oRpER FOR
s10 ARE AS FINE, AS STYLISH AND AS
GOOD AS YOU'LL FIND.ELsEwHERE AT
$14, s15. SIC.
WE: DO BELIEVE THAT OUR s5 TRoUs-
Frs ARE THE BEST YOU EVER SAW MADE
TO ORDER AT THAT PRICE.
IF SEEING IS BELIEVING" COME IN
AND BELIEVE so TOO CRANsToN CUTS
THEM.
E. B. BARNUM CO.
ja1s e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

Gov. Lowry has the opportunity to accom-
plish more for the people Of Mississippi by
suppressing promptly and impartially the race
outrages going on than years of moral suasion
could accomplish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18
WASH B. Wnrr.xs


WASH DE WILLIAM
coRxxn TIN .xn - ,-,,x
,ps.. with H.r,.hor,. no,,.,.
'o0 hso'e Ana hAno covers married down 10 one
10 n rs p.r v.ra
'sineh wide Windsor and Felt Cloth rsduced -
400 Pair pO,.,.
aon,b por.,.,
SPAR p0r.,.,.. s,o. .o
1e5 p.,rr.c, cr-,.,,.
200 Pair Lac. o,,-,.,
100 p,,rr.o. cr.,.,
5opairr.os cr-,.,.
CARPET AND RUG DEPARTMENT.
Thirty ar.,.,, p..
o,-r.,. Ma.
rxe,,, ,,oo.. r....
~ ''0 per saru' FORMER price &c. yard.
Thirsty ,,,.... -.
DOC per yard; FORMER price 'Sc per ysrd-New Goods
Just received
Rony pprssrrs p,os x,n,
PRICE
smv,n. pns. A. a. so. o
smyrna Rugs 2S.5'' s2so' former price s4so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

The choice Of W. ID. Washburn to succeed
Mr.. ssbin in the Senate selects an able men,
Der of family noted for ability and success in
public life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18
M. w. GAR. BRo. & Co.

M. w. GA1r, BRo. & Co,
JEWELLERS,
1107 PENNA. AVE-,
Call attention to their latest direct importation
of PARIS EVENING FANS. from s5 to ESQ.,
LORGNETTEs and OPERA GLASSES. The
latest designs in GOLD and SHELL HAIR
PINS, GOLD and sILvER-MoUNTED CANES
and UMBRELLAS, SILVER MOUNTED
LEATHER PoCKETBOOKs. CARD CASES
and FOLIOs.
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN SILVER
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9Th and ID streets nv.
Omar DRIVE SALE.
STARTLING PRICES FOR FIRsT.cIAss GOODS.

W NEAL Dh'h YALE
STARTLING PRICES FOR FIRST. ,ss aoona
Beginnne Monday morning we viii continue the
co. .St, proes ypont T1y week os
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So Smyrna Rugs. 1896.
So s,.' rna n.eH $3.50.
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The DEcKs Br1se CLEARED

CLEAN SWEEP, so TO SPEAK WE'RE CO.
ING THROUGH OUR CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT
WITH A NEW BRooM-CLEARING UP THE ODDS
AND ENDS. IT'S A HERCULEAN TASK IN
LARGE STOCK LIKE OURS, AND IS NOT CON-
PLETED AS YET-BUT WE'VE GOT THREE
sPECIALTIEs THAT WE'VE SINGLED OUT FOR
TOMORROW:
1st-CHILDRENs OvERcOATs.
od-ODD PANTS.
3d-sHIRT WAISTS
JUST HERE LET US SAY THAT YOU DON'T
WANT TO MISS NOTING EVERY ANNOUNCE
MENT WE ENTHUSIASTICALLY AT THIS SEA-
SON OF THE YEAR. NEW AND IMPORTANT
DEVELOPMENTS ARE BEING MADE DAILY,
AND YOU WANT TO KEEP POSTED. THESE
PRICES DO NOT AFFECT THE WHOLE STOCK,
BUT JUST THE PORTION WE DESCRIBE BE-
Low.
CHILDREN's OvERcoATs-
LOOK FOR JUST WHAT WE TELL YOU IN
Anio LlNE-NO NUKE NJ LESS. THEY'RE
BROKEN LoTs-oF NECESSITY THEY ARE
F1RsT-CLAss IN EVERY RESPECT, OR THE
LINES WOULDN'T BE so REDUCED. IN POINT
OF FACT THEY ARE THE REMNANTS OF OUR
CHOICEST LINES, AND NEVER WOULD SUFFER
THIS REDUCTION. BUT FROM THE FACT
THAT WE CANNOT AFFORD TO DEVOTE TIME
AND ROOM TO ANYTHING BUT COMPLETE
LINES IN SOME CASES THERE ARE ONE OR
TWO OF KIND-IN FEW, MoRE-BUT THE
ENTIRE COLLECTION IS EMBRACED WITHIN
THE AGES OF ~ AND 7YEARs-FoRTUNATE, IN.
DEED, WILL BE THE CHILD WHO GETS ONE
THIS Is THE RUN OF THE PRIcEs-BIa RE-
DUcT1oNs-BUT IT'LL DISPOSE OF THE COATS
AND THAT'S WHAT WE WANT TO DO:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18
ST. so Kn Crows FoR 73C.

THE OPPORTUNITY IS YOURS. SEIZE 1T.
GRAB IT. GLOVES IN ALL THE NEW
AND FASHIONABLE SHADES
REGULAR STREET LENGTHS EMBROIDERED
ON THE BACK.
Only LII Dozen. How long can they remain with
uss LII dozen means in round numbers 2O,532
pairs of Gloves.
Statistics show that the female population of wash
ington Is 112,S34 Now If each one Of these buys
only pair there win be 90 302 people that viii get
left. So don't tarry.
also KID GLOVES FOR 73c
We recommend these for IT. finish and elasticity,
showing no white seams when stretched; embroidered
backs positively the greatest bargain in merchandise
yet known to the commercial world.
also KID GLOVES FOR TIC
Ranging in sizes from 81 to TN All the new
keen in making this purchase 1t was bold stroke to
buy III dozen Of one maker Of Gloves. but what
care we for quantity.
also KID GLOVES FOR 73c
People viii pour into our store Come In and even
for curiosity alone inspection does incur the
obligation Of buying.
We positively decline to sell more than 8 pairs to
one customer. This is sale intended to benefit ALL,
not FEW.
LANsBURGH BRO.
RUsHERs OF BARGAINS,
400. 422, 424. 426 7th st., AT, 4l9 9Th st.
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THE New NOVELTY Fans.

Continued below.)
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FANS, Fans, FAxs,,,

Continued below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

See the $3.50 KID GLOVES now sold by us for 73cts.
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LADIES KrD GnoyEs.

Continued below.)
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-17
HINHDNTN Invitations and ann ounce
M HtltttNt, ments, Luncheon Caros
II UUDllNU Calling cards Party In
vitations, Printed or En-
graved at the Wichita EAGLE Office, Wich-
tia, Kansas
FRISCO LINE EXCURSIONS To ST. LOUIS
AND RETURN.
st. Louis ExpositiOn-Sept, 4th to Oct. 10Th,
Inclusive; The ST. Louis Fair-Oct. eth
to 18th, Inclusive,

warrant the making of special excursion
rates from all points on the Frisco Line to
ST. Louis and return. Round-trip excur-
sion tickets will be on sale at all stations
to st. Louis at one and one-third fare for
the round trip on dates, viz: Sept. I'd, 5th,
9th, 18th, 10th, 10Th, 23d, 26th, Both. Oct.
Sd. 18th and 18th; good for return five DAYS
after date of sale.
Round-trip excursion tickets will be on
sale October 5th to 18th, inclusive, at all
stations to St. Louis at one single fare for
the round trip, good tor return on or be-
fore October 18th, 1889.
Remember that the above reduced rates
are offered by the popular Frisco Line,
which runs double daily through passen-
ger trains to ST. Louis, with no change of
cars.
The most elegant Pullman palace sleep
ers, reclining chairs and coaches are run
on the Frisco Line.
For full particulars, regarding rates,
time schedules, etc, call upon or address
w ID. Murdoch, ticket agent of the
Frisco Line, 122 North Main street. or
d. WISHART,
Gen1 Passenger Agent,
St Louis, Mo-