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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-01
FOURTH OF JULY
AT
Black Hawks
Watch Tower.
GRAND HOLIDAY
Display of Fireworks
in the evening, including the fol-
lnminrr rNincoc.

III luS lilt IOl-
lowing pieces:
Sigual Maroon. exploding at great height with
ire mendous report,
Pilot Balloon 20 feet in circumference carry
ing powerful magnesium light.
10 Prismatic Lights, giving varied and charming
effects
l Battery OF Roman Candles, colored stars.
II Rockets, colored stars.
Rockets, Manhatten Beach tnts.
Rockets, Asteroids, detaching floating stars.
Rockets Pains Prize Asteroids, each uetach-
ing three hoating stars, changing color several
times, and finishing with silver star
Golden Tourbillions, forming cascades of fire
in ascending.
Jack,inthe Boxes, with erupttons of varied
amusing fireworks
Nests of Fiery Cobras.
Batteries, exploding mines Of crackers.
"A Roman Candles, emitting stars of latest
tints.
d Pains Special Shalls ~ inches in diameter
Pains special Shells So inches in diameter
with lasting novelties and effects
Blazing Sun, centered with a revolving iris
wheel.
True Lovers Knot
Caprice Wheel, with continuous and eccentric
reversible mutations
heyolying Wheel, surrounded by coronet
of golden gerbs.
Flying Pigeon, with rapid flights from place
jet OF Jewels, throwing a column of color
high in the air.
Huge Golden Fountain, forming an immense
column OF fiery spay
Motto Device Reelected
dozen Port Fires, for lighting.
Flying Fish.
The Devil among Tailors, very exciting.
Elephant Balloon.
Air Balloon.
| Bird Balloon
100 Prismrctic Fairyiand Lamps
The signal Maroon will be sent up at d. m
All seats free
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-01

MEASUREMENTS for our NFW PATENT
w Fire-P Proof safes size 2sNtsNls. weight $50
lbs retail price SIS Others in proportion. High
S 1 h"aru SILVER mccall centennial Exposition.
rare chance; permanent business. Our prices
lowest We are not in the safe pool. Exclusive
territory gwen. Alpine safe Co, Cincinnati. u.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-01

The society man, Ike the turtle, is no
sooner "out OF the sw IN" than he Is lin
the soup"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-01

% - working for us; agents preferred who
can furnish horse and give their who'e time TO
the business; spare moments may be probably
employed also; few vacancies in towns and
cities. Il. F. JOHNSON x co, 1909 Main ST.,
Richmond, Va.
n. Il. Please state age and husiness exae-
rence Never mind about sending stamp for re
ply. Il. +. j Co. apl 4-6m
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-01

The grave may not be the glass of
fashion, but it is the mold of form.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-01

Salt Lake has lost 9 per cent of its
faltness in tine last five years.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-01

VTTANTED-A Gentleman or isdy in every
w township as agent for our popular subscrip-
tion book The Home Beyond" Views of
Heaven. Endorsed by Bishop Fellows, by lead
ing cergymen and relig Gus papers; agents com
ing money. For circulars and terms address MA
TIONAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, 1903 State
St, Chicago. jun 20 lawiw
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-01

CALESMEN-WE WISH A FEW MEN TO
osell our goods by sample to the wholesale and
retail trade; salary; largest manufacturers in
our line; iuclosc &c stamp; Wages So per day;
permanent po itiou money advanced for wages,
advertising. Etc. CENTENNIAL MFG co,
Juno Il Cincinnati, q.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-01

CALESMEN WANTED TO solicit for our well
oknown Nursery; good wages paid every week.
Permanent employment guaranteed Write at
once, before territory taken, stating age.
CHASE BROS co Chicago, Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-01
Intelligence Column.

UyANTED-RELIABLE LOCAL AND TRAY
w cling statesmen positions permanent; spec
al Inducements now; fast selling speClalties.
Don't delay; salary from the start.
BROWN BROS, Nurserymen, Chicago, Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-01
Barth & Babe ock, Dentists.
Surety On Bonds.

No, 1924 Second avenue. SPECIAL stten
ton paid to saving the natural teeth and
inserting teeth without plates. .,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-01
Eodern Houses For sala

On monthly installments by Guyer g. |
SuaanaV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-27

The District will pay its full share Of the cost
OF the actual increase Of the water supply when
an effective extension of the water-works sys-
tenn has been accomplished. 1t is also charged
with share Of the cost OF the congressional
investigation which determined that the tun-
mel expenditures had been wasted and that the
national government through the negligence
and misconduct of its agents was responsible
for the loss. These payments are enough.
The nation cannot afford to be SO petty and
contemplate as to extort from the taxpayers
of the District more than million dollars and
give them nothing whatever in return, in order
to meet losses for which the District is not in
the remotest degree responsible. The Dis
trict cannot afford to suffer such a
loss in the conduct Of a work which
1t had not requested to be done
a: its expense, over which it had no control.
and which confers upon il no benefit to Justify
the exactlon of a contribution. The United
States, wealthy and careless in financial mat
tiers, may be able to afford to sink several mil
lions Of dollars without return in a hole in the
ground, and drop the matter from considera-
ton after fning one negligent agent 1900. But
the District as a community is poor and of few
resources, and cannot submit to be dragged
without any act or consent of its own into par
ticipation in such reckless and extravagant
waste, as an involuntary and completely silent
partner Of the nation. II the law stands in its
present shape the water-takers of the District
will surely pay in principal and interest in the
neighborhood Of two millions of dollars for
nothing. What is the District going to do about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-27

Great suffering must undoubtedly follow the
fire at Lynn, Mass, yesterday, by which sew
eral million dollars worth of property was de-
stroyed and eight thousand operatives were
thrown out of employment. The weather is
much colder up there than here; the shops in
which food and clothing and fuel can be bought
were comparatively few at any time, and many
Of them were clustered within the district
swept by the flames; the operatives are poor
people, cut of from their daily work and
wages, and few have laid by enough to enable
them to meet such an exigency promptly.
They will need aid from outside, and without
delay. Boston will probably send the first re-
Spouse to their appeal; but the other leading
cities Of the Union will not be far behind if
their aid is desired. While such a considera-
ton ought not to delay the relief of those who
suffer. the thought will naturally arise that
the heaviest share Of the betrayal of the cost
Of such disaster as yesterdays ought to be
made to fall upon the manufacturers who put a
whole community in peril by erecting shoddy
buildings in the heart of a densely populated
city for the sake of saving a few dollars on the
first plant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-27
For what shall we give thanks2


For the freedom of the whole world from
bloody wars and sweeping pestilence, and its
advance in the direction of what is good.
For the growth Of our nation in wealth and
power.
For the bounteous food crops which were
rescued from the havoc of drought by the rains
Of early summer.
For the equable temperature of all seasons
which has enabled the poor to live in greater
comfort.
For the addition Of four new stars to the
blue field Of the flag
For the fact that the good things Of the year
have been 80 very good, and the bad things no
worse.
L. III - l. l.
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w. Nj. SHusrrn g. Sosa

WE ARE SHOWING HANDSOME LOT or
FRENCH SERGE ROBES, BEING A NEW ARRIVAL
FROM THE LAST IMPoRTATIoNs
WE HAVE FULL LINE OF ooLoRs AND THE
VARIETY OF COMBINATIONS ARE UNsuR-
PASSED.
BLACK VAN DYKE LAcEs OF THE CHOICEST
DESIGNS.
sURAH scARFs IN ALL THE NEW EVENING
SHADES.
CREPE AND CREPE DE CHINE IN EVENING
CoLoRs.
SILK NULL IN ALL THE LIGHT EVENING
sHADEsJUsT OPENED ONE CASE, FIFTY
PIECES.
IMPERIAL CASHMERE; THEY MAKE A PLEAS
ANT wRAPPER-THE PRICE Is TWENTY FIVE
CENTS. THEY ARE VERY CHEAP.
ELDER DOWN COMFORTS. BOTH IN SILK AND
sATTEEN.
LADIES' JACKETS AND SKIRTS IN QUILTED
CHINA SILK.
LADIES' AND GENTS UNDERWEAR IN GREAT
VARIETY: THE PRICES ARE VERY Low.
FULL LINE OF BLANKETS, QUILTS. COM
FORTS AND GENERAL DRY GOODS FOB HOUSE
KEEPING
ONE PRICE.
The BEST Is THE CHEAPEST.
W. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS
MT 919 PENN AVE. NV.
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The suggestion o, the District tina. i. wi

The suggestion Of the District that it will
submit to an issue Of bonds to supply q guar
antee fund, in case that is absolutely necessary
TO secure the holding Of the worlds fair at the
capital. should not be 30 pushed to the front
and given such prominence as to indicate that
it 10 the method Of procedure which is ap-
proved by the city; for such an indication will
invite the very emergency which the issue of
bonds will meet, but which it is hoped will not
arise.
Washington has steadily contended that
the exposition of 1892 should be given
by the nation directly and not by any
city a. Q local enterprise. 1t does not with
draw from that position, even to advance its
own local claims to selection. It has persist
emily maintained that the exposition should
not be disposed Of by auction among contend
ing cities. 1t will not now voluntarily enter
the lists as q bidder in such an auction. WASH
ington does not wish to give the fair as a local
enterprise, mortgaging its taxable property for
fifteen millions in order 20 raise the necessary
funds. 1t consistently maintains its contention
that the United States should hold a national
celebration in 1892, and it suggests the national
capital as the appropriate site of such an
entertainment, not as the host Itself
a. the proposed reception of nations.
II the nation gives the fair at the seat of gov
eminent the celebration is likely to be greater
success than if it is conducted as q local enter
prise by New York, Chicago, st. Louis or
Washington. There will be less danger Of a
deficit, and greater means and greater compen-
sation in indirect benefits to meet deficit II
one should occur. The people of Washington
are DESTROYS that il the fair is held here the
whole republic shall back the enterprise, for
such backing will assure its success. Congress
ought to appropriate directly for the exposi-
ton, and after it has ended, hold the exposi-
ton buildings for use the exclusive property
of the United States The nation ought to have
no partners in this enterprise, not even the
national capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-27

PHILADELPHIA SroRk
More of the Chenille Covers.
"a At 75c
Ga at $1.45.
We have arranged on our second floor an at
tractive line of Holiday Goods. We would
ask comparison OF prices.
Underwear for Ladies, Men and Children, in
White, Scarlet and Natural Wool plain
and ribbed.
Hosiery in Cotton, Wool and Cashmere. Our
2oc. Hosiery for Ladies, Men and Children
are the best for the money to be found
LACE CURTAINS.
We are showing at 81 SO, 90, g. SO and
&3 Curtains worth double the money.
A sample line of Ladies' Plush Coats and
Wraps, elegant garments, shop goods,
will be sold cheap.
Stamped Linens full line.
Imported Zephyr, SC. lap.
.UFf Imported Saxony, 12c hank.
Imported Germantown, &c. hank.
Imported spanish, 1Sc. hank
CARHART LEIDY.
no27 92s 7th st. and 7O6 K st. NV.
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ROBINSON, PARKER co.
IT Is Jusr As EASY
TO MIX OIL AND WATER AS IT'S TO PROPERLY
PROVIDE FOR THE WANTS OF THE FINER
TRADE AND CATER FOR THE COMMON AT THE
SAME TIME. IT'S GOT TO BE ONE THING OR
THE OTHER. AND THOSE WHO ATTEMPT BOTH
| MUST SACRIFICE THE INTERESTS OF ONE
OUR COURSE IS CLEAR. LET THOSE WHO WILL
HANDLE AND DISTRIBUTE COMMON STUFF
AND CALL IT "SWEET AND TENDER NAMES.
IN HIGHLY CoLORED ADVERTISEMENTS.
WORDS ARE BUT WAVES OF SOUND AND
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS TO TRIFLE
WITH. THE CLOTHES WE PRODUCE AND SELL
SPEAK FOR Us IN NO MISTAKEN TONES. OUR
AMERICAN METHODS OF DOING BUSINESS AP-
PEAL TO THE PEOPLES COMMON SENSE, AND
OUR EARNEST DESIRE TO MEET THEIR WANTS
ON AN EQUITABLE BASIS IS MEETING WITH
FLATTERING APPRECIATION.
1T ISN'T SAYING TOO MUCH TO STATE THAT
THERE ISN'T HOUSE IN WASHINGTON SELL
ING AS MANY FINE ovERCoATs AS WE ARE
Now-IHAT NO OTHER CONCERN CAN SHOW so
MUCH STYLE FOR so LITTLE MONEY. ABOVE
SIS WE COMPETE ONLY WITH MERCHANT TAIL,
oRS IN THE MATTER OF STYLE WHILE WE
KNOCK THE CLoTHIEKs OUT WITH OUR LOW
PRICES. WE'VE GOT BOTH ON THE HIP-THE
HIGH-PRIcED TAILoRs AND THE COMMON
CLOTHIERS
ROBINSON. PARKER CO.,
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS,
n27-eo $40 SEVENTH ST.
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As The DEMAND
FOR FINE sMooTH-FAcED ovERcoArs IS
VERY POSITIVE WE HAVE TAKEN SPECIAL
PAINS TO OBTAIN SOME VERY HANDSOME
GOODS OF THIS CHARACTER.
THERE Is ALSO AN INCREASING DE.
MAND FOR "DOUBLE-BREAsTED" OVER
COATS AS A CHANGE FROM THE CoNvEN-
TIONAL FLY 'FRONT.'" BUT AS THE "sIN-
GLE BREASTED" ARE ALWAYS WORN WE
HAVE MADE THESE GOODS UP IN BOTH
STYLES.
WE INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
OUR FINE SATIN LINED AND FANCY WOOL
LINED COATS OF THE FINEST ENGLISH
KERsEYs THERE Is A CERTAIN STYLE"
ABOUT FINE WOOL Innings, BUT FOR
REAL ELEGANCE THE SILK LININGs
TAKE THE LEAD.
IN THESE GOODS WE USE PURE SILK
Innings. AND THE COATS ARE EQUALIN
STYLE. CUT. FIT AND MAKEUP TO GUS
TOM WORK.
GENTLEMEN WHO APPRECIATE EXTRA
FINE WORK WILL APPRECIATE THESE
COATS. PARTICULARLY AS THEY COST
oNE-THIRD LESS THAN SAME GOODS
MADE UP TO ORDER.
4. B. BARNUM l. CO.,
n27 S31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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GREAr SYNDICATE SALE
OLA

OLA
QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH OF TAILoR-MADE
CLOTHING.
IN THE LARGE FOUR-sTORY BRICK BUILDING.
COR 9TH AND SITS. NV.
Cut this out and wait. Don't buy q dollars worth
Of clothing until Saturday morning. November so.
Three Of the largest wholesale clothing houses this
country have their surplus stock. amount
1ng to over quarter Of million dollars Of Fine
CHILDREN Entire assortment at retail at IS cents on
and will be sold at So cents on the dollar Of
nilng cost Too many goods on hand is the reason
have cash hence this terrible SLAUGHTER This is
oogGs stock Of shoddy trash but an honest
tprers aud as Of ready cash takes s3 worth Of
Heavy Ribbed ds pGasoSsi Suits sa75; worth
Msp's Heavy Double Breasted Wooden Suits. s5ss:
Mems Good. Honest Wooden Pants, $50, worth 90.
,I Mems Storm listers Fur Collar and Cuffs Wooden
Yoans u Mems Sn; s s9ita q sa2 Ia xor,bs7
Boys oSeroo.ts. Ghinehilf. and Meiton. sIs7;
G GbilSrsn,s Suits Suits. s12o; worth e.
These prices don't represent the cost of labor in
and Of the Se: msers n
snss S 6s sUa s
and $S7? actually aud honestly worth rs, $50 and
80 no shop-worn truck but clean, good aud honor
H9e clothing, good enough for millionaire to wear.
III We 1on snow You every article we advertise we
to come 100 miles to attend this sale
clothing houses of this country and for
every statement made in this advertisement Don't
hesHdte; don't delay First come first choice
l'oOo pair Childrens Knee Pants. 20c. worth 00c.
REMEMBER THE OPENING DAY. SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 80.
Sc, cor 9th and z, in the large four story brick
building, formerly VIM R. Riley dry goods store. n27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-27

Weather Clerk: Help, help! I've turned on
the water, and can't turn it off againr"
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OUR PLANS
Are to keep open this evening-and until noon to.
morrow-to serve You in case you want any thing in
our line.
FEW PITHY SENTENCES.
One uOO hundred dozen BOYS WINTER SCHOOL
GAPS came in this morning. They are
PLUSH TURBAN-
CLOTH BOYS PEAK CABS
ASTRACHAN- SLIDE-BAND TURBAN-
BEAVER CLOTH SKATING CAPs-sHAPEs
CHINCHILLA-
They can knock them around and it won't hurt them
That's the kind of head dress you want for a
full-of-life boy. They're comfortable and season
able
The price-is where the "fun" comes in-ONLY 81
CENTS Just good qualities as have been sold
winters gone by at 4Sc. and Toe. everywhere else.
on our erms-1O0 Dozen-s1 ce,as.-so much for
the Caps-only bear in mind hundred dozen don't
go very far, and if you want one . pretty good
scheme would be to get it right Of.
THIS IS ALL OF EN-.
When we offered you that first lot Of 81 so and s175
Mems Black Derbys at 81. 24-there were 25 cases
still to be delvered-they came today. A full
line of sizes and in three Of the best shapes of the
season-This is the last of tbem-and they'll move
quickly. Hold 'em up alongside of any 81 so or
sl.75 Derbys you hnd-that's the way to make
comparisons.
AN IMPERATIVE SUBJECT
LIE. us tack on" word or two here about our Over
coats-ths DRESS ONES and the STORM ONES.
Looks as If you needed the latter RIGHT Of
the former, too. We know it don't make
any difference what price you pay you
want Dearer-that's what ours are from the
cheapest-s10-to the highest-s55 The fit is a
dead certainty"-snd everything about them
Innings, trimmings, ETC., reliable and as rich as
careful Judgment can make them. Walking
Coats. listers. Driving Coats, Storm Coats-three
or four hundred different styles and patterns for
you to select from-Every garment-one that was
made for this season.
SAKs AND COMPANY,
MASCULINE ADoRNINGs,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
n27 STREET.
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ODDS AND ENDS IN sHAwLs.

4Hand-knit Scarf shawls, 8 White
and Cardinal.
Reduced to g.
Black and led Atwood Shoulder
Shawls. full size
Reduced to SOC.
Black and Red AL wool Shoulder
Shawls, extra quality, and larger
size.
Reduced TO 75c.
Black and Gray Real Scotch Wool
Double Shawls, good patterns.
Reduced to SIS.
3 Cardinal Hand-knit Saxon
Shawls, heavy and warm
Reduced TO 81.
(Third foor)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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WEDNESDAY, NO
Our establishment win b closed all day
cordance with our usual custom.
FRIDAY We shall hold our regular weekly
ton Of continuing our Grand Clearance Sale
Garments, Suits, w1ppers Misses Cloaks
list Of which appeared in Tuesdays 'Star
than at the end of the season in order that
when most wanted We submit for Fri
nant' Attractions:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-27
odds" IN APRONS.

i Child's India Linen Apron,
Gretchen waist, deep embroidery
down front of waist, aud skirt
finished with herring bone braid.
Size four years Reduced to Ell.
Children's Aprons, made of cross
barred Muslin, Gretchen waist, cut
ave" neck. reveres back and front,
edged with Hamburg and deep hem
edged with Hamburg. Sizes two and
four years. Reduced to SOC.
(Second fioor.)
wnnnUA IN n r nTupnp
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XS CLOTHING.
4 Small Boys Fancy Check and
Plaid Atwood Cape Overcoats. Me-
dunn weight and very nobby. Sizes
3. 4. 5 and 9 years- Reduced to IS.
9smsll Boys Imported Corkscrew
Suits, singie-brsssted and small
pleats. Very dressy and Handsomely
made. Sizes 5. 8 and yesra Re-
duced to ESQ.
ID Small Boys Fancy Cashmere
Atwood Suits. Sizes 4 and 5 years.
Reduced to $3.50.
% Boys Fancy Striped Atwood
Cape 0vercoats. Sizes 4 10 12 years.
Reduced TO a.
IL Boys Fancy Atwood Cape Over.
coats. Sizes s 70 10 years. Reduced
20 ears.
/ Boys Navy Blue Cloth Double
breasted Atwood Rssfer. Site 8
yeau. Reduced 10 o..
SThird door)
WOODWARD / LOTHRoP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-27
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

o0OnI IENUIHS| IN IlNINUS.
More than q hundred short pieces
Of Cambrics, Silesiss, Fancy Lining,
Percaline, Wigan, Jeans. Farmer
Satin, Quilted Innings. &c.-Au ct
low remnant prices
Hirst hoor)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-27
TuASkssIvrso Day Norrcr.

The prices TO the left Of tAis column are tAs
regular prices-the prices marked on the sood. IN,
prices TO the risht are the souvenir prices
LADIES'. MEMS AND CHILDRES's SOUVENIRS
sr-see lower half Of this column for Mens
Souvenirs.
clio listers all styles, for CO.
els Seal Plush Jackets for ala
gig seal Plush Wraps for ais
$ss Seal Plush Goats for 49,
sig Imported Cloth Jackets for so:
~ Imitation Of Domestic MAnuiacture. eS
S5So Sncy WOOL Wrappers for g.. ~
lea Gowns aud children's Goats and listers 81 10
per cent of the marked prices.
81 Mems Dogskin Gloves for 15c.
Mem. da ssh DsT9s SSss, for
esc; Flr-top KID Gloves for $40.
Sl4s fur-top hid Gloves for 81. IS.
s2 e ladies' l2-6atton Evenins Gloves for ~.
$50 SassoS AID MSSssrsi KSs S for
si;ss sI6Gtton Mousquetaires for 81 6s
ssc. 4-button SUEDE hid Gloves Tor $50.
s s,sss s s,Sptson SUEDE Nonsauetirss for sec
ssc Hsskn Monsquetaires for s5c.
sS ss . .coD.1 silt s TmSre.. for sses
Ensi,.s s slls Tmsrsss for sSs
sl25 26-inch GLORIA" Umbrella for al 10
q. 60 2s;inch "Giora" nn6reiiss for siss.
FSss sS So asas as fiSs
S2s s Mems Heavier Macintoshes for e., 30.
s.;os Mems Reversible Cioth-fnish Gsointoshes.
SLAB Boys Gossamer-veight Goats for al %
Sl.9s Lntrs Long Heavy Macintoshes for 1. 20
Sl.3O Misses silver Gray Rubber Circulsrr a i a.
sl.45 Misses mother Hubbard do for 4 1 20
g. ~ Misses Irish Peasant" Circulars for a. Ia
! Lao ladies' Silver Gray Circulars for al % b.
81 - Ladies' Irish Peasant" IN stripes FL o.
s2.9S LADIES' Fancy Striped Raglans Tor a.. "a,
s5.6s Ladies' Cloth Finish Feather-xeights for
S4gS "
s9. 75 ladies' Striped silk Raglans for ssUs
slO.9S ladies' I'm ported Novelty do for 50 QS
slI Ladies' London-made Waterproof silk, sl5.o&
12xc Handkerchlefs, all styles for lOc.
25c. Handkerchiefs, all II yles, Tor PIC.
Doc. Northumberland handkerchief for l4o
&c. Ladies Jap silk Hsndkerchiefs for 1sc.
Doc. Mems Jap Handkerchiefs for pc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-27
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

INFANTS LONG DRESSES.
Infants Cambria Dresses Yoke
of fine tucks and insertIngs Of en-
broidery.
Reduced to &1.o0.
Infants Cambria Dresses Bot
tom of Skirt finished with one insert
ing and deep embroidery rufiie.
Yoke of fine tucks.
Reduced to s1.00.
j Infants Fine Nainsook Dress.
Bottom of Skirt finished with deep
embroidery ruffie inserting and four
clusters of fine tuCks.
Reduced to "a. 90.
{Second foor.)
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les MERINO UNDERWEAR.
d Ladies Swiss Ribbed Cashmere
Vests: no sleeves; fancy colors. Re-
duced to SOC. each-Half price.
4 Ladies Swiss Ribbed Cashmere
Vests; high neck and ribbed sleeves;
pink. blue and white.
Reduced to 70c. each.
3Ladies Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests;
low neck and no sleeves; 2 garnet
and brown Reduced to 75c. each.
Half price.
q Infants Gray and Saxony Ribbed
Vests: high neck and long sleeves.
Reduced to 35c., for 81.
First foorD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-27

LADIES' HOSIERY.
8 pairs Of Ladies' Heavy-weight
Extra Size Unblesched Bslbrig.an
Hose. Size 8. Reduced TO 25c.
10 pairs Of Ladies' Fancy Boot-pst-
tern Hose. Sizes 8 and So. Re-
duced to Soc. 3 for 81.
4 pairs Of ladies' Natural Wool
Hose. Size 3. Reduced 10 Soc.
half price.
First foor)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-27
ROBINSON, PARKER l. co.

Open till 10 o'clock tonight and tomorrow f1nanksoiy-