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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-19
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Executors sale.

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Saturday, the 1lh dayof Man, 1sso
proceed to sell to the highest LiJd..
cash, at the late Residence of .Jaml lql
Cowart, late of Jackson county. Mi."is y
pr deceased, the remainder of the prrsal
al estate OF Nancy II. Cowart, late af ' ..
county, licensed, consisting of abont a@a
tnty head of sheep, more or less ~
10Th day of April 1889. Ibis
Apri 10, 1889. 'o"t,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-19

Put salt IN water 10 prevent
black calico from fading when II is
being washed.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-19
ThG Charter Of Incorporation
or THE
Moss Point Land Company.
THE

O-
Section l.. A. Blumer, L. N. Dantzler
G. II. Howe, NJ NJ. Evans, J. l.. DANTE
Ter, A. NJ. Cowan, j. w. Griffin, and sucl
other persons as may become hereafter
associated with them. ard theirsuccessors
are hereby created n body polite and cor,
porate under the name of The Moss POM
LAND COMPANY with perpetual succession
and with all the powers, privileges and
immunities conferred by the provisions OF
chapter - of the Revised Code of 1880, of
the State of Mississippi and the several
Acts of the Legislature Of said State
amendatory thereof.
Section =. The domicil of said o
tion shall be in the town of Moss Point, IN
the county of Jackson, in the State afore.
said. The object and purpose for which
sand corporation is created, is to acquire.
hold, own and improve land aud real es-
tate in the States of Mississippi and Ala
bama, t0 lay cut streets and highways
thereon, to divide the same into lots and
to hnild houses thereon, aud otherwis,
improve the same, for Fale or for rent, and
to buy aud sell lands for the preft of said
Company.
Section 3. The capital stock of said cor
poratiOn is hereby fixed at the sum of
5000, diVi led into $50 shares of $50 90
each, aud may be by vote of the stock
holders increased to the sum of Sl65. 90.
Section 4. The corporate power of said
shall he vested il a Board of
composed of five persons. to be
by a majority of the stockholders
Df the corporation at their first meeting.
and annually ON the first Monday of june
The Boari of Directors shall
slect from their nnmlHr q President ard
Secretaty who shall also be Treasurer
u said corporation and shall make AID
sIch bylaws, not Inconsistent with
he laws 81 the State of Mississippi. pre-
the duties of its officers, aud for
management OF the business of the
company as may be necessary. Said
3Oard of Directors shall hold Office for
he term Of one year, and until their sue-
'essOrs are elected and qualified, aud NAV
sach other Off GERS and agents for
be transaction Of the business Of fine
as they NAV see proper. ami
Irescribe their powers and du' les.
Section 5. The eorrorators herein named
rho shall subscribe to the capital stoeE
said corporation, shall meet nj the az
ce of the L. N. DAIMLER Lumber Comma
" in the town Of Moss Point. n he
tate Of Mississippi, on the second Nom
after the approval Of this charter bv
be Governor, and perfect their orpnniza-
on under this charter,
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-19

The Birmingham tack works, are
making Two tons of lacks a day.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-04-19

SEE notice Of Executors Sale in
this weeks DENocRAT-STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

Two grains of truth reveal themselves in the
mountain of chaff known as the House proceed
ings of yesterday. One was the remark of Mr..
Hemphill, in resisting the seizure of the day
for District business. He said every member
OF the House presumed to know all about Dis
trict matters, while with appropriation bills
everybody thought the committee on appropri-
atoms alone knew all there was to know The
other kernel of verify fell from the lips of Mr.
McComas in the debate on schools in Alaska
He said he had observed for years a studied
neglect Of Alaska, growing out of the fact that
it had no votes to bestow The District of
Columbia and Alaska, antipodal in civili-
cation, are nearly identical in their civil
status. Having no votes to bestow'
they are treated with neglect.
Is it just tina. 100000 American citizens should
be made the target of members who rate the
intelligence or patriotism of their constituents
30 low as to think they can make little bunkum
capital at home by opposing every measure for
the improvement and adjournment of the national
capital?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

The movement started by Mr.. Geo. W. Childs
in favor Of Col Fred. Grant as minister to
China under President Harrison has deseryedly
attained considerable impetus. The appoint
ment is strongly endorsed by such men as
Morton, Depew, Evarts, Plat, Quay, Cameron.
and Blair. The growing tendency of China to
permit the Introduction into the empire Of the
inventions Of the new worlds civilization, the
railroad, the telegraph, the telephone, the
banking system, &C., and the increasing i'm
portance of American interests there, call for a
wise appointment to this position. Gen. Grant
on his round-the-world trip established ex-
tremely friendly relations with the men who
rule China, and the son would doubtless reap
the benefit Of the fathers popularity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

The interview with Secretary Bayard which
appeared this morning in the Baltimore San is
the first temperate statement of facts in regard
to the Samoan difficulty that has yet appeared.
It answers many criticisms and gives light as TO
the future of the matter. Mr.. Bayard explains
the situation well, and it does not appear that
30 far he has been called upon to advise
declaration of war. BY express agreements
with Germany and England the United States
cannot undertake what the Samoans evidently
think is due them, to maintain a protectorate
over the islands. In the quarrels between Ma
ietoa and Tamasese this country has refrained
from authoritative interference, not desir-
ing to do what our government has insisted
that England and Germany should not do
Secretary Bayard used the good offices of this
country repeatedly in behalf of Malietoa when
the Germans seized him, on the ground that
he had violated treaty obligations and made
himself an enemy. He was not citizen of
the United States, and this government could
not demand his release. The whole trouble,
Mr.. Bayard states, is due, not to the action of
governments, but to the course pursued by the
German trading companies. As to the crisis at
this time, the interview gives Mr.. Bayard's
views plainly:
THE whole question for Americans to con-
slider, according to Mr.. Bayard. is whether we
shall continue to maintain neutrality as between
Mataafa and the Germans. or assume the role
of belligerents toward Germany in behalf of
one Of the two claimants to the throne So far.
Mr.. Bayard says, Germany has given the United
States absolutely no for war. It is not
true that American property has been wantonly
destroyed by the Germans or the American
flag fred upon"
The settlement of the question now lies with
Congress. Diplomacy has done all that it can.
The decision must be made whether or not the
United States shall tell Germany that the
Samoan autonomy must not be interfered with
or the United States will go to war with her
over that issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29
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POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
ja2s 9TH. sTH AND STREETS.
w. B. MosEs & SoS.
COR. 18th AND T SIS. n w.


CARPET DEPARTMENT.
The following are . few Of our special drives for
cash, no discount:
! Tapestry Rug 11-0x14-6 worth s35. reduced to
Tapestry Rug e-4rlo-s. worth $3.50. reduced to
tapestry Rug. s-3rs-e. worth s1e5o. reduced to
Tapestry Rug 10-e111-s, worth s23. reduced to
Tapestry Rug. e-4112-5. worth s22, reduced to
TAPESTRY Rug 10-6x13-6 worth s2e, reduced to
il. Velvet Rug, 1oe,12-s. worth sss. reduced to
j Velvet Rug. s-sxs-9. worth s26, reduced to eli
Velvet Rug. s-3xs-3, worth s22, reduced to s14
! Velvet Rug, 6-o1s- 3. worth s2o reduced to e12
/ Velvet Rug 12-o1ls-e worth s45, reduced to s27
Tapestry Rugs 10-e112-e worth s24. reduced to
Tapestry Rug. 1o-e112-s. worth s24 reduced to
l Tapestry Rug. 10-e113-3. worth s2e. reduced to
Tagestry Rug. s-3111-s. worth ais, reduced to
=. Body Brussel Rug. e-ox10-e, worth els, reduced
j Body Brussel Rug, 6-0x7-0. worth $3.50, re-
! Body Brussel Rug. e-ox7-s. worth sl4, reduced
Body Brussel Rug. e-oxs-o. worth sI2, reduced
lBody Brussel Rug, s-3x12-s. worth ESQ. reduced
Body Brussel Rug, s-3x11-3. worth s25 reduced
Body Brussel Rug. e-o19-o worth els. reduced to
:, 2 Moquett Rugs. s-3113-o, worth s35, reduced to
.TaPestry Rug, e4x15-o worth s25. So reduced to
Tapestry Rug, 9-4x11-3, worth s22 SO, reduced to
TaPestry Rug. s3,l2-e. worth s22 SO. reduced to
eTaBestry Rugs. s-s,ls-e worth s24. reduced to
!, Tapestry Rug, $500. worth els, reduced to
English Rug. s-3,l3-o. worth s2e, reduced to
i English Velvet Rug. 1o-e,13-1o. worth s42, re-
English Velvet Rug. 1o-e,12-9. worth s4o. re-
oIs Bsss ENGLISH yelys. Rss. xsyen in
Ten per cent discount for cash on
100 Rolls supeffne White Seamless Mating 4 aSc.
500 yards Best Atwood Ingram Carpets 1t Soc,
1000 yard. EItr. Heavy Cotton Ingram Carpet q.
2oc-' reduced f'S %o AZ s sPf tSS
This Is IN anatr that cost 000 and we guarantee
II will destroy the moth any other insect no matter
erysa miller or any other Vinn m AZ CO.
the ig6te, injury to the finest fabric or material Of
any
uPHoLsTERING
about 1t should remain In your house over ave Year,
without being put through this appaatus as the hair
or wool In them will breed tnsects Of some kind and
their way through everything that contains wool or
hair CAN or write for and further partcuiars
UPHOLSTERY SHOP.
country and our system enables 70 do drst-clsss
work at prices charged for ordinary and chesp work
you have any old work to be done over or any furu
70 0e fs'0's's' W. NOSES tsr e Se;mas
Cor. IL tn and ste. n. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29
GRAND STOCK-TAKINa REDUCTION
SALE OF CURTAINS AT

Here is an opportunity in Curtains without
q precedent An auction sale of every aodd
pair" in stock without the auctioneer The
price tickets will do the talking, and you viii
appreciate their silent eloquence. Our only
excuse is we take stock Thursday night and do
not wish to have single pair of these curtains
left at that time. And If you are alive to your
interest we won't. Some pairs have been re-
duced more in proportion thsn others, and If
we told YOU their former prices you would
hardly believe us. We simply ask you to in
spect them-the curtains will sell themselves.
Your spring-cleaning time is not far of, and
what If you do buy them before you are ready
to put them up. You save considerable money
in buying ahead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

The acquisitive energy of the Pullman &C.
company has msdo another of its char
acteristic conquests. But one company nov
stands out against its control. This is tho
Wagner company on the Vanderbilt lines. Tn,
new deal is not trust. The high-priced
sleeping car luxury has never been 60 mucl
tho subject OF competition as to make trus
necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

Senator Kenns has scored a preliminary
triumph in receiving a caucus nomination. It
secures no probability Of election nor pre-
cludes possibility Of defeat The situation in
the West Virginia Legislature is honey-combed
with spite and ambition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29
A Nors To Our-or.rows Forxs

MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT.-This is for
out-of-town people You can send for anything
you read about in this column. and we win
send the goods By mail or express without de-
lay. You Understands the advantages Of
shopping BY mail Try it Write rs for few
samples Of this or that mako your selection
and mail NJ your order. II Il shouldn't prove
satisfactory ron hsvs only 10 ~ % end We win
return goa Jour mneyo.
WOODWARD LoTHRop,
Cor. 11th and = sts. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

An outcropping policy Of so-called mugwump
Journals now is to discourage democratic Office
holders from resigning next March, on the
ground that it would confess departure from
civii-service standards and their own inca
pacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29
TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER

OvERCOATS.
prices will move them we have knitted them unmerci-
fully, and this is the final
Lot S035-23 Wide Vale Worsted Overcoats, sizes 80
to AZ, with silk facngs silk seeve-lining and double
warp serge body-hn1ng, that were perfect gems at
NOW GO FOR $500.
Lots 1881 and 6329-Campbelrs Finest Kersey
Overcoats sizes 80 to 40, with double-warp italian
lining silk enng, with and without silk
facing in slate drab and seal brown that were
NOW GO FOR 5000.
Lots 1852, 1907, 1899, and 7544-Surtout Over
coats sizes 33 to ~ among which are fine Fur Beav
Now 60 FOR $500.
Lot S096-Fine Mixed Cheviot Overcoats sizes 80
to 40. with silk facing, silk sleevelinin0 and double
warp serge body,l htg that were sl2.75.
Lots 1856, 1867. and ls6S-Blue and Brown Mixed
Chinchilla Coats and Vests sizes 80 to 40 some of
which haye quilted satin bodylining, that were sl5
~oo.' NOW 60 FOR s9e2
Lots S231. 1922, 1927 1928, and 9s59-sizes 33 to
Brown and Oxford Victory Cashmere, and Seal Brown
Now GO For IS IL ~ . anu ''.'''
Please bear in mind this slaughter will only last TWO
Saturday, February 9. Each and every garment Is
marked in plain figures, showing the former price and
the reduction.
We positively decline to sell any goods to the trade
Is we are determined that consumers only shall have
the benefit Of these tremendous reductions We also
wish to call attention the fact these goods
were not marked UP and then DOWN for the occasion:
but are BONA Eide REDUCTIONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

As things are going between this country
and Germany just now, there is prospect that
the case OF the city of Bismarck, Dakota. will
furnish another illustration of the truth of
Henry Ward Beecher's shrewd observation that
1t 10 never safe to name child or a town after
man until after he has been dead for some
time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29
DAnY 'SrocK-rAK1se SroRn News
WOODWARD e LorHRop.

Two days before stock taking. Wednesday and
Thursday. You have made quick work of the
lots previously advertised. No sooner are they
sold and something else take their places. We
have marked the bargain" spots with large
blue signs with gilt lettering. These blue
eigns are numerous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

That was frenzy Of patriotism which caused
the Pennsylvania house to pass a bill requiring
all schooimasters to by the American flag
during school hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29
E I! 4 ~ E I I ::

nishins Linens. White ooods and Wash Goods inter
estns to pstrons special prices q below win be
quoted FOR 10 DAYS ONLY.
OPENING OF OUR WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
25 pieces a 12,<c Indi, Linen in Checks and
Striped
Opening price 1oc
10 pieces Very Fine Lace Striped NainsoOh. splen-
did valuesat zoe.
Opening price l5c.
case Of the Very Best Quality Satin PlAids in Cream
only. never sold less than lsc
Opening price 12,<c.
Is pieces Of &c. Corded Lawns.
Opening price &c
10 pieces Of our zoe. Organizes in Satin stripes
Opening price 12,<c
100 pieces Of Striped. Checked and Large Plaid
Opening price 12lfc
10 pieces Of our 25c. French Pques in small figures
for Children's Dresses.
Opening price. 19c.
LINEN APARTMENT.
10 Pieces Cream German Table Dsmask, 72-inches
wide. agreat bargain At zoe.
Opening price 55c.
IL different styles Of Turkey Red Table Damask
warranted fast oolors; never sold less than eoc.
Opening price 4sc.
100 DoL Of our SOC DOyles, in plain center and
Plaids.
Opening price 25c .periDoz
200 Dozen of our q full Bleached Napkina
Opening price 73c.
100 Dozen Of our 15c. full Bleached Huck Towels:
washed ready for use
Opening price 12,fc.
30-inch Best Merrimac Lght-colored Percales.
Opening price SIC .hper yard
Genuine Lonsdale Cambria.
Opening price 1o,fc. per I'd
"A Bleached Lonsdale Muslin.
Opening price s,<c per I'd
A Bleached Fruit of the Loom.
Opening price SAC ,per'yd
Best 12lsc. Dress Ginghams produced
Opening price 11c!peryd.
80 and 80 inch new genuinescotch Dress Ginghams
Opening price 23c per I'D.
500 pairs of our q. so gray and white 1o-4 Wool
Blankets, Just the thing for Inauguration use.
opening.price s1.25 per pair.
Elegant values in Bed comfortables for Inauguration
purposes at 75c, 9Oc., 81. and s1.25 and upwards.
p. s. 27inch wool-fnish dark Challies
Opening price SIC per I'd
Lightcolored wool ChaIlies in short ends sufcient
for Dress Patterns,
at12}fc per I'd.
Besides the above, remember we produce daily and
place on sale genuine bargains in each of our thirty
different departments
Esfs 4 81 HHH HEH ssssss
BBB 4 UU HI X SIS
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

The Senate marched over a pavement Of
eggs yesterday in debating the etiquette and
dress Of our diplomats abroad Senators Rea-
gan and Plumb took the ground that there was
too much mock manhood about the men we
send to foreign courts. They said plainly they
were willing to vote to abolish the whole sys-
tenn Of diplomatic service. Senators Sherman
and Hawley defended the diplomats
and explained their necessity in in
ternational relations. The nice impor-
lance Of their precedence in court pro-
cessions and the rules governing their sartorial
privileges were amply laid down. From what
was said it appears that the American minister
abroad is like Burns typo, man for
. that. The tinsel of uniform is his
privilege, provided he comes by it honestly as
a soldier. Otherwise. he is TO dress as he would
FOR the presence Of the President of the United
States As to his place in a procession of diplo-
mats, he must go where his official status puts
him, and the judges Of that are the people to
whom he is sent. Now our ministers are showed
back several rods in the diplomatic professions
because they are not called ambassadors. If
they were given this designation they could see
the kings and queens and emperors and
expresses sooner, and would get wine
with a finer bouquet and cake that
had not been mussed over by princes from AZ
ghanistan or moguls from Tartary, who get in
ahead of them just because they are fortunate
enough to be called ambassadors by their folks
at home. The conclusion is double. II the
honest substance Of things is to govern, our
man abroad should be received on an equality
with representatives of other first powers of the
world III the iugglery of titles is to rule the
matter, the sooner our fellows over there are
called ambassadors the better. 1t must be re-
membered that all first-class houses furnish
their travelling men with the best cigars money
can buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

Gurs Su,rs SoounrD
AND PRESSED FOR Al
Coats Soc. Pants, 25c.; vests 25e Attersng and
tepanng done IN beat manner Good called fsr and
eehvered 1elsDhone call l43-2 $50
-, HI. HAHN, 705 9th st NV
~ 12xS 52o St. " est Wsshingtou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29
SINGLE PAIRS"

WHITE NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
Please bear in mind we have only one pair at
each of these prices; hence the advisability Of
an early response in order to secure the pair
desired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

New York is congested by general street
car strike. The labor problem is nowhere so
vexing as at the handle of car break.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

QUITTING THE CUTTERS - 21c. FOR AN EN-
~ glish tooth brush &C. for pound package Of bird
seed, best quality loo. for bottle ammonia, extra
strong, full pints KOLB PHARMACY, 7th and Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29
SINGLE PAIRS"

SINGLE PAIRS"
Not necessary to be an expert to appreciate
the cheapness Of these The most Indifferent
shopper can see they are bargains at first
glance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

CHINA Silks. Evrsrse SHADES. 65o
WE HAVE JUST OPENED ANOTHER LOT OF
THESE BEAUTIFUL GOODS AT THE LOW PRICE
OF Csc. IN ALL THE EVENING SHADES.
eAuzEs. ILLUSIONS AND NETS AT REDUCED
PRICES.
LATEST SHADES IN SUPERIOR QUALITY
ARMURE SILKS AT sl25
CoLoRED PEAU DE SOLE SILKS REDUCED
FROM sl.5o TO sl25. THE BEST VALUE IN TIE
MARKET
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS
BLACK FABLE FRANCHISE SILKS AT 25 PER
CENT LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES.
ALL~sILK BLACK AND ooLoRED vELvETs AT
REDUCED PRICES.
SILK WARP HENRrErTAs AT 400. IN THR
LATEST SHADES.
AL-wooL HENRIETTAs. IN ALL THE NEW
coLoRs.
ENGLISH TwEEDs FOR TAILoR-MADE SUITS.
AIL-wooL ARMURE CLOTH. eo-INcH WIDE
So; THE LATEST CLOTH MATERIAL.
coRDURoys AND BRoADCLoTHs.
GREAT BARGAIN IN BRoADcLorH AT M.
REDUCED FROM $3.50.
BLACK GOODS OF ALL KINDS FROM THE
BEST MANUFACTURERS. AT THE LOWEST
PRICES.
WIN SINISTER & SONS
ja26 sle PENN AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29
LnvrKr Ovraco.rs.

LnvrRr OvrRooars
TIE LATEST NEW YORK STYLE or Lrv.
KRY ovERcoArs rs SAID TO BK TIE
WINE COLOR THESE COATS HAVE AT
LEAST THE MERIT OF BEING NEW AND
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ANYTHING
WORN BIT DRIVERS OF PUBLIC CAR
RIAGRs.
WE HAVE THEM IN STOCK
WE ALSO HAVE THE BLUES. BROWNE
AND DRABs, WITH INITIAL BUTTONS.
WITH PLAIN SILVER OR GILT BUTTONS.
AND WITH PLAIN LASTING BUTTONS.
THESE GOODS ARE FIRST CLASS IN
STYLE. AND ARE WARRANTED FAST
CoLoRs.
EXTRA LONG OR EXTRA SHORT AND
STOUT GARMENTS FURNISHED.
4 B. BARNUM 4 90.
jaos e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

Oun SrooK Is COMPLETE
EVERY COAT A sEAsoNABLE BARGAIN.
We have punched all our COLORED JACKETS in
the various cloths that were sl7.9s sl69s, s15.4s
1880, sl2, sl0.9s and 81 9s and marked them all
se75.
An unparalleled bargain. These are all nobby and
desirable and well worth the inspection of all
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL FURs.
Our FURs all well selected and Of the best skins
and win have plenty cold weather yet this viii
prove good bargain.
Our BLANKET stock is stfll very large. We can un-
hesitatingly say we have the BEST BLANKET for o
FIVE DOLLAR BILL to be found
OUR SALE OF sl.50 KID GLOVES FOR 73c.
Yet continues uninterrupted the assortment In
plete. the colors all good These the Gloves
recommend for fft finish and elasticity and what Q
chance for people get frst-cass Glove sold
everywhere in the United States for ALSO and %.
FOR $50.
LANsBURGH q BRO.
,a24 40. 4e2 424. 42e 7th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

VICTOR E. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
927 and 929 9TH st. n.w corner Massachusetts ave.
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturdays until IL p. m. 3a2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

RUTToN-HoLE TWIST, To- SPOOL; SPOOL,
- SIX 400 ysrds), cents; Turkish Bath Soap, 20
4 g. s. 10 cent. yard AZ Ts6fTs 1856 IAN 81 e
W. iaol Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29
SINGLE PAIRS"

of
MADRAS LACE CURTAINS.
Only few pairs of these, but they are extra
ordinary values.
! Pair. 81 yds. long, reduced to ...........$250
i "........... 800
........... $50
., 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-29

RARE ART Osyrcrs,
OBJECTS FROM EXCAVATIONS IN CITIES OF
ROME, HERO ULANEUM AND PoMPEII.
VALUABLE POTTERY t15th and 10th Century, OF
URBINo SAvoNA, PESARO, ABRUzZI.
oIb 1kAN99 GiE EsgRI
ANCIENT ARMS AND ARMOR
OLD AND MODERN MARBLE STATUARY
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvIN0S BY
OLD MASTERS.
FINE MODERN WATER CoLoRs AND PAINTINGS,
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