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The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-12
z Fine StQIIi0nS
FOR SALE.
Young Nero.


fEDiUkkE OF YOUNG NERO
YOUNG NERO was foaled on May 10th. 1856. He
West Zorra County Of Oxford. Ontario. He is a
we'll bred Canadian colt, being bred from imported
stock, on both sides. His dam was bred from
Old Champion. He Is a fine chestnut and stands
10 hands md and inch high and weighs 1870 pounds
sock n"s n e1ssd the following Tay
prize at mgersoli in iSs7: Ind prze at Woodstock M
N lse7; lSt prize at Embro. same year, beating
conpetiton Of IA colts lie had also to compets
with the imported colts. He was only shown five
when he was Il sucker
PEDIGREE OF NERO, SIRE OF YOUNG NERO.
stands :a l6:hands high; is ! years Old and weighs
l,sO: Nero is pure Clydes,lale horse. being sired
by Prince Gdorge Of Wales;' he by "Od
dale Stud Book, 674); his cam was "poi" l59ol,
and was bred by Charles Blackwood. BantrShire
nfF scps sEe SSs sSe sa tss an dam Rss
1874 sra prize, at Keith in 1878; and lst prize in
lst at Cornhl and challenge cup Tor the the best best
mare IN Banfshire in 1875 lst prize at lnverarie;
LIST a, at Thmtley, with foal at foot in 1879: 2nd
with foal at foot in 1850. Nero has taken the io-
lowing prizes: lst at Banlf; lst. at Thuntley, in
1S.; lor tne best foa: lst at !nver.re LIST, at
AAA'teS5, Ael, dt luT lIle DeSl one
year-Old colt
PEDIGREE OF HONEST JIMMIE
HONEST JIMMIE (No. Sl3) is Il bright bay; 1861, !,
hands high, on short legs. with Il combination o7
muscle and strength Of bone rare to be got, il..e
temper ana good action, with purity Of breeding
He was bred BY }. atcNabh, Maistri-, stirling lie
gained I. ~ the lst prize ~ A!oa. as one-ye;lrod
lst, at Thamesford. 1876 lst at rhorii.iaie. sam,
year; 1st, ut Iistowel. in 1881: 2nd at Newry,
same year; and 2nu at Newry aud Nlilverton in
by Lothian Tom (No. 5tN) Honest .Iimmis's
SIRE "Grand Duke mo. 33t) WIS bred by L. brew
Merrytown, and gained the following premiums:
IN 1872 ESQ; and afterwards sold for $3.50. The
'Grand Dukes dam was L. Drew's renowned
"BeSs," !" who gained great number OF the High
land Society prizes. The sire of "Gr;r,d Duke'--
sir Walter Scott (No. 797)-w;,s grand sire to
Prince OF Wales" the champion Clydestlale st-l-
lion Of Great Britain.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-12

hnN persons wanting horses brought In from the
Il range can obtain them by leaving brands and
description for Fred ThurstOn at the pOstO1ice
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-12

Two Good Ranches for Sale!
iMrrHIN three miles of Great Falls, Both are
" under fence. cultivation and otherwise I'M
Hamilton. or Gibson IL Rerner's real estate office,
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Kanch,nen and All Others
Qemenber that Hubert Chandler will furnish
II you with reliable help at any time.
Helena Employment Office. Helena, Montana
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To Rent.
0NE nine room house with I'LL modern conyen-
U iences suitable for rOomers. JAMES LAwLER,
Or HANKS Il ATKINSON.
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FOR SALE.
Zine hand painted Eastern cards for sale by W. P.
] BEACHLEY.
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Sheen,
FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD,
4OSt, Horse

Losv- From Great Falls, about three weeks ago,
one chestnutsorrel HORSE, weighing about 1850
pounds, branded Y on eft shoulder: 6 a work
animal and hasa collar marks will nay the
above reward for the animal or for Information
that shall lead to his recovery
ALBERT d. PRATT.
at IIny's rock quarry, two and a half miles south
east OF Great Falls. mayl8-A
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Wanted,
TO buy number OF Young pigs. Inquire at this
! office.
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Agents Wanted,

Agents Wanted.
EXPERIENCED Agents wanted for Cascade coun-
I ty to sell the popular book, Remarks BY Bill
We Liberal terms to proper person. Lady
preferred Address with full particulars. l. HAM
BURGER. General Agent Helena. Montana
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Lana lslankS
Dre-emption. Homestead, Timber Culture and
other blanks. for sale at the LEADER Office ut
reasonable rates.
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Will make filings on government land and fur
hiSh all necessary intormatiOnfOr One Dollar
Tor each quarter section of land
nuy.l3-tf II RANDALL
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JOl, Printing
NJ all kinds neatly and promptly executed at the
u LEADER Office.
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Wanted.
c1RSTCLASS seamStress over RaleiRht l. Co.'S.
store. "
MISS F. GRAY,
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Wanted!
purchaser for one Of the best claims near Great
4 Fas-well improved. Enquire at the LkADER
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For Sale.
IN HEAD of Dairy Cows. Will exchange for
~ horses Apply to H. D. BATE.
-!lnnll-l4* Eclipse Stables Great Falls.
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For Sale.
4 SCHOLARSHIP for a full Business Course in
u the Helena Commercial College for sale at tho
LEADER Office
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WILLIAM 4. KERN,

Five Flower Pots at the Bee Hive,
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PERSONAL COLUMN.

PERSONAL COLUMN.
nnder Gs, TIN: caption notices Of Wanted.
Of ONE CENT PER WORD for eaci, inser-
''""; nut none less than :5 cents.
Work Wanted.
NOT PARTICULAR as to what it is. Have had
H. experiences as clerk Can give references.
n'''"lre at this once. j12lt
Man and Team
WANT WoRK-good team and sturdy man-ntt-
u ther afraid q work. Whoever wants to en-
poS Stlch an oCtt't please call at the LEADER Of
nee 'or 1uf'her Instructions. j121m
For Sale.
On HEAD of Dairy Cows viii exchange for
-liunl1-l4* Eclipse Stables. Great Falls.
ElRsT-cLAss seamstress over Raleight L Co.'S.
MISS F. GRAY.
job Printing
NJ all kinds neatly and promptly executed at the
y LEADER office.
NOrlce.
WILL make filings on government land and f,,r
nish all necessary informationfor One Dollar
may!s-tf H. E. RANDALL.
Agents Wanted.
EXPERIENCED Agents wanted for Cascade comm
H., I y 10 sell the popular book. Remarks by Bill
We Liberal terms to proper person. Lady
bTRER emsf yt % 4 Hsna Partiears Mnn;sn HAM
Wanted
4 purchaser for one Of the best claims near Great
T. Falls-well improved Enquire ut the LEADEK
office.
Two Good Ranches for Sale!
iMrrF4IN three miles of Great Falls Both are
" under fence cultivation and otherwise i'm
proved. proves, For further information inquire Of Jos.
t''t'ltoa' OF Hlbsoh " Renners real estate office.
Wanted,
TO buy IL number Of Young pigs. Inquire at this
! office.
FOR SALE.
inc hand painted Eastern cards for sale by W. p
For Sale,
A SChOL ARSlilP in the Montana Business Col
II lege! Enquire at the LEADER office.
Wanted,
A GOOD GIRL to do general housework No 9TH
n ers need apply. Inquire ut the LEADER Office
Land Blanks.
pre.enlption. Homestead, Timber Culture and
other blanks. for sale at the LEADER Office ut
Hancl'mlen and All Others
Oeme,nber that Hubert Chandler will furnish
II you with reliable help at any time
Helena Employment Office. Helena, Montana
Notice.
Any persons wanting horses brought In from the
n range can obtain them by leaving brands and
description for Fred ThurstOn at the pOst0ffice.
To Rent
E,,ir ,,s&l1
U fiences, suitable for roomerS; JAMES LAwLEk.
Or HANKS Il ATKINSON.
For Sale.
4 SCHOLARSHIP for a full Business Course in
y the Helena Commercial College for sale at tho
LEADER office
Wanted.
man that don't take any of hts home papers be-
n cause there's "nOthin' In 'em,' who Nvishes his
money on foreign literature, hOwS against town.
site companies and home enterprise In general,
oor devto run rfts on salt Riyeri a.!' EnenIr
at this office. Good Inducements to right party.
Sheep.
Sf Ne {" sas cbss Eve" T%oss fE5 sale asSs
'"rsn can % no better f':% f. + fi fR,fssros SR
Fifteen DOLLARS REWARD.
Lost Horse.
Losv-From Great Falls, about three weeks ago.
one cl"stnut-sorrel HORSE, weighing about l650
n" n"aT n eft snGaer & work f%s
above reward for the animal or for Information
that shall lead to his recovery
ALBERT ID. PRATT.
at Iluys rock quarry, two and a half miles south
east oi Great Fails. mayl8A
mn All
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Man and Team
WANT WORk-gOOd team and sturdy man-nt T.
" ther afraid Of work. Whoever wants to en-
ploy such an outfit please call at the LEADER Of
flee for further Instructions i12-im
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Inder tins caption notices Of "Wantetl. -
:. 10 10 Let, - For Sale" Lost,'' Found"
tersOnnl. ETC., will he inserted at the rate
Of ONE CENT PER WORD for each insero
ton: but none less than :5 cents.
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Work Wanted.
NOT PARTICULAR as to what it is. Have had
experience as clerk. Can give references'
Enquire at this office i lit
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All the latest novelties in jewelry a
Muggley's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04
LADIES LINEN HASpkERcH1Ers.

AT 12h CENTS. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs-ALI
LINEN Remember. guaranteed all Linen. Examine
them Now please tell who is Offering the best
121sc Handkerchief in this city:
Not only the finest and best Linen for the price, but
here also. much variety in any other two
combined.
NEW STYLES-For illustration at 12k cents we
Dress Goods Patterns
AT 121S CENTS.-Wide colored borders-so wide
that but small square of the White Linen remains a.
acenter piece. On the broad coored borders IL scat
cred pins lightning streaks, stars. polka dots all
confusion, but artistic cOnfusion-odd new.
AT 1214c. like above but colcrs reversed-white
BORDERS ard ColUred Pins &c. By the way. in the
ooors are shown the new Green's Grays, Bl ues Reds
Isns-in fact. all the new Dress good shades.
AT l21fc. show nearly 100 other styles Of Fancy
Colored Borders but let leave them for you to look
81 when you call tomorrow
At 121sc We show eight styles Of White Hemstitched
and Corded Borders. Seven styles of Embroidered
and H. s. Borders Five styles of Revered and Block
Pittern II. 8 Borders. Six styles Scalloped Embroi-
dered and Revere II. s. Borders Three styles Corded
AID Embroidered H s Borders One style revered il
imitation Of Tucks Five widths of plain White Hem
stitched Borders.
We tell you Of the variety: it's large isn't IL.
You'll be more surprised at the quality we offer
AT % CENTS--The task Is too great for attempt At
descriptions. Imagine two hundred and twenty -four
Designs before and then be asked to describe them
Wouldn't you the advertising man of the Pslais
Royal now writes: II gire up" "Look for yourse1,
AT 80 CENTS.-Only one style-it should belong To
tie 90 cent crowd Very finest linen with scslloped
borders; hand embroidered. BY HAND; not big,
coarse work but fac. delicate, fern leaf patterns
Only few dozen Of these and soon gone
, THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04

If proper expression were given to the feel
ings OF the thousands of wet and disappointed
people in Washington to-day. it is safe to say
that Congress would a. its next session pass the
bill heretofore introduced changing Inaugural
ton day from March 4th to April 30th. Of
course no human enactment or provision can
insure good weather for any particular date, but
GAexperience shows that the early part of March
Is sure to be uncertain and apt to be inclement,
whereas the spring weather is fairly inaugu-
rated, and almost certain to be pleasant by the
last of April Beside, the SOth of April was the
date fixed for the Inauguration of George Wash
ington. April SOth. therefore, let it bel And
all the people will saw Amenr'
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sAKs AND COMPANY,
THE BUSY oUTFITTERs,
yTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.

THE PRIDE Or WAsH1seroS
Is in her beautiful streets, her grand public
buildings. and counting amongst its many mer-
camille houses
THE LOWEST PRICED RETAILERS OF
FINE. RELIABLE FOOTWEAR
IN AMERICA,
VIM HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
Main Store: SIG 7thst.
west-End Store: 1922 Pa ave
Capitol Hill Store: 23i Pa ave Sc
- The only house where you can buy the follow
ing Strictly Solid Leather and Reliable Goods:
LADIES' PeDDle Button atx1.
ladies' Don2ola Kid Button at 81 %.
ladies' French Dongola Button from to F.
width, any shape, 81.
Ladies BEST on Globe" SO hand made Shoes.
Gents Velvet Embroidered Slippers at soc.
Gents Genuine Calf Shoes, $50.
Gents Seamless Smooth Inner soled Calf
Button, Laced and Caters, at So
Gents BEST ON Globe" Strictly Hand-sewed
Fine SO Shoes
The Best and Cheapest Children's Shoes in the
world.
Handsome Inaugural Souvenir to every pur-
CHASER mh4-eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04

g The EVENING STAR printed and sold on
Saturday complete and perfect edition, more
than twice as large as that issued by any other
paper in Washington any day this year. The
STAR demonstrates its circulation by affidavit
and other exhibits satisfactory to advertisers
and moreover, has the presses and other mechdn-
zeal facilities necessary for printing TIE editions il
CLAIMS 20 issue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04
Continued below,

HASD-EMBRo1DERED HASpKERcHrrrs.
Not only twice the variety but twice the quantities
seen in any other two stores
At 80. Us. 10. 3D. 81. Clio, 81. 23. q 30, a. so
Sl6s. 1s3. eS, 81 35 and up to 81 each for one
Of the finest collections in the country Of French En-.
broidered Hsndkerchiefs- When we write twenty.
eizht different styles Of those 5Oc each and ask
comparison with any sold elsewhere at Csc and ;5c
you must not think write thoughtlessly and
stupidity Would IL not be foolish to invite comIari-
with other stores il we're not certain of your
decision being in our favor:
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04

A correspondent calls attention in another
column to an additional complication of title
which may result through the intervention of
an unnecessary middleman in the purchase of
sNaooi sites. There is not only the danger of
ehcumoerins the property with the record
Allegations Of an irresponsible middleman. but
raere the latter is an alien, as was the case in
one OF the purchases. il is asserted that under
the law the chain Of title itself is affected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04
MESs LINEN HAxpKrncH1rs.

Department near door. No l19 Penn. ave.)
AT 12ie CENTS.-Full size and warranted All Pure
Linen Thirtyone styles of colored hemstitched Dor
ders. Three styles of white hemstitched borders
Four styles of white tape borders Could but show
you here the quality for the price we wouldn't have
ask you TO stop at the Of 18th and Penn
ave. tomorrow.
AT % CENTS.-A novelty are those of White Linen
with narrow hemstitched borders and inner border
formed by revere stitching You have not these
Handkerchiefs elsewhere at less than Doc
len other styles of Mems White Linen Handker-
ehiefs-four styles hemstitched borders six styles
tape borders. With hand-embroidered borders we
show them ia White and colors. Handkerchiefs that
viii cost you elsewhere SOC. each.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04

The deal by which Mr.. Webb's confirmation
was to be bargained for that of Mr.. Stevenson
was not contaminated. and the District is re-
hered OF serious danger The republican
Senators with the exception ofktwo or three
interested In the deal, were wholly in opposi-
ton to the scheme, and a number of the
democratic Senators became disguised at find
ing themselves placed in the attitude of fol-
lowers in MIR. Riddleberger's uncertain foot
steps. They lost all hope of Mr. Stevenson's
confirmation. and would not be held response
BILE for Mr.. Webb and Senator Riddleberger.
And SO the deal collapsed. as it deserved. 1t is
extremely fortunate for MIR. Webb that the
bargain was not carried out He could not
AFFORD to hold a District Commissionership as
the direct representative of Senator Riddle
berger and his bottle, securing democratic sup
port only through the surrender of District
Judgeship to prominent democratic politician
from an outside state. This community would
vigorously resent both the confirmation OF a
carpet-bag judge, and Mr. Webb's own co n
nrmation secured in opposition to public senti-
ment and at such a price. Then the undigni-
ned and spiteful campaign which has
been conducted in behalf of Mr. Webb did not
deserve to succeed In the absence of indorse-
ment by this community, he has been COM
PEELED TO work through such instruments az
Fish and Riddleberger, par NOBLE traty,am
victory under their championship and through
their methods would be disgrace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04
To Pur In Youn PocxEr.

- - VI IN Il OUh Il OCkET.
As far as possible we have mentioned those things
which viii be appreciated Souvenirs Of Washington
and Uhsch con be carried In the pocket
FOR THE MEN.
SCARFS-An the 1889 English styles for the
spring now on exhibition in window, corner Of 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, at Soc each, for
choice.
Royal" are shown. 100 dozen Silk scarfs with Satin
Innings. in identical shapes, styles and coors to the
English. only 25c. each.
HANDKERCHIEFS-Full Silk japanese Silk Hand.
ferchef' with white and fancy colored hemstitched
borders, only 35c. each. Generally sold at Soc
oLOVES-The best only. The best, or could we war
rant every pair and ut them to your hand.
at our risk. 81 for English Dogskin Gloves
with the new automatic fastenings
The best Chevrette Gloves usually cost
you 82.25: we charge 81 9S.
Evening Kid Gloves, Al
sOAP-Bars OF Glycerine Soap for 10c. that usually
retail at 2Oc.
sATCHELS-2O-inch "Gladstones, of Alligator Skin.
Safety catches, good lock and key two straps
three inside compartments. Will hold suit
of clothes, three shirts, collars &C. and
toilet articles. 81 So cheap at 81 so
Hand Satchels obligatory. with inside
pocket 10 inches long, 81; 12-in.. s1.15;
l4-in. S1.35 Which is half usual prices
fronts three lengths of sleeve to each neck |:
Made Mad G ., sach' same quality as Custom
LINEN cs,s. il
quality to the usual 2Oc collars
CCFFS-FOur- Ply Pure Linen. only 20c. pair. Finer
quality linen than usually sold ut 25c
SUSPENDEES-Satin Suspenders fer .JNc. each that
will cost you at the credit stores 81, 81 %
and 1.50.
UMBRELLAS-Genuine "Gloria" Umbrellas look like
Silk. twice as durable. recovered free Of
charge if they split within a year, only
Sl35; You are CHARGED more for the unre-
liable imitation "Gloria."
The "Conestoea" Silk Umbrellas, war
ranted one year. s2.7o cheapest elsewhere
A3 80.
RUBBER COATs-The London Mackintoshes, 50 9s
The feather-weight cloth-hnish Rubber
Coats, 81. % You know what the Rubber
goods stores charge.
NIGHT-SHlRTs.All sizes with Collar and Pocket,
Doc; Fancy Embroidered. Zoe; Pleated
Fronts and Embroidered. 81 Generous
length and width and perfect-ftting
ENGRAVING-Your name on 30 cards with copper
plate for sc. Work that generally costs you
91.50.
IVMen's Department near door, No lll9 Penn
sylvRnue avenue.
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CONTINUED below1
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THE Box MARcHE

THE Box MARcuE
BBB Csc
EBf ARGAIN ssssLATE.
BBB SssS
GLOVE BARGAINS.
100 dozen 4-button Emb. Gloves Tans, Browns
Drabs; regular price, 81 2J, at 69c. pair.
4-button Pig Skin Tans and Browns regular price,
SIC, at 7oc. pair.
4-button plain all colors regular price 81. 25, at
S. pair,
To close out Long Evening Gloves in Tans and Black
l6-button 22-button 25-button.
Regular price. $275 1925 a4OO
Reduced price,. $3.50 $2.75 $3.50
THE BON MARCHE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04

In view Of some misunderstanding on the
subject we beg TO assure the 1000 guests OF
sNashington to-day that the weather which has
developed the inaugural event is wholly unin-
territorial on the part Of the people of this city.
Every arrangement had been made for fair
day, and it was supposed that the elements
would keep their word. In the excitement in
cldent to great occasion by some oversight
the fair sky intended for Washington was sent
out 10 Gen. Harrison's Indiana home.
and rain storm shifted over to the
Chesapeake region. The circumstance can
not now be corrected, but il would
De very quickly if the people of
Washington could do it. Their goodwill mus
be taken for the deed, Meanwhile there are
eompe nsations in the jolly good-nature of
everybody. contagion Of fun and merriment
spreads like groundswen through American
crowds, and nobody has been heard to swear at
the wet overhead or the water under foot The
weather is dismal only when We who get il ara
disposed to be downcast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04

TIE STARS views Of the parade and the ac-
eompanying side-shows represent the spectacle
curing an intermission in the down-pour Of
ram There is nothing aesthetic or impressive
sn surging sea Of OF med umbrellas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04
ABOUT "PA1A1s RoYAL" Prices

THE PALA1s ROYAL being the only large store in
this city doing strictly cash business has no
full competition here. BUT MORE IS CLAIMED. By
virtue Of direct importation and prompt payments,
when buying. AS Low PRICES ARE QUOTED, WHEN
SELLING, AS ANYWHERE IN THE COUNTRY
Again. lady and gentlemen visitors we ask your
criticism Every article has the price attached marked
in plain fgures Walk through the store note the
price marks. Wen feel 90 fattered by visit that
we'll be polite enough not to bore you with question
,, THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04

L HnADEIPHr, SroRs
efkCiAL DRIVES IN DRESS aoOns
~ lcs Iwilled Dress tis,..i. lc,,.,-
any s.c. rsr I'd. Worth ~. - IN
~ Iss Mined Dress $50 A. -,
,oNe' etll @oc. urlgliti f.ri.s lgtlteh
WHsi fancy Dress Ounl. III -
checks, - inches MD. ~, -, tles ant
fuli line Of Cashmere III ~ -.
shades frIm Soc ur Wv NeN slrirs
hehvettas aud StnVes In III a.
x,-.-r sisees AT VERY low IriT.. we haias
JUST hfCklN ed ca.s me q h.iit.. m
-. M , th.ih az loc Ter yaui ~
case inner ~ .lity Chanias cr'-,a.
u ul me u blhck ts,.ois n. 49,
~ pam aud stEiles, a. les - r,.sa,.
blaek silks IN great variety t,s,..r.
~. nne on rehch oiI.-hAias hi 49, ~ -
"a sc 1is ne Sl domestic UinghAin. ali -
ors aha y. e. fruiu 10 up- - ~
uh lihe OF White Goods VI every f.
SPECIAL fUh GENTLEMFN
2o0 doE 4-ply Linen Collar, aud cy..
Cuffs. l5c.
These goods are worth nor. nm, -,
are selling fast, ' Uo1fs VIC
inL line Of Msttinss from lss.o u..,..ou
AZ white and colonod. - - w
CARHART 4 IEfDy
mh2 ga 7th and EOS Krn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04

The streets Of Washington are filed with
wanderers, who, like the scriptural elected
sp-rit, seek rest through dry places, and ex.
Serience great difficulty in finding either.