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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-15
Admission Of Twenty-Five States.

An exchange has collated the follow
ing data, eresting at this time: The
first new State admitted into the Union
after the Constitution had been rati-
fed by the thirteen original States was
Vermont. whose admission took fleet
March 4, 1871. Kentucky was the
next, June l, 1892; then Tennessee.
June l, 1876, and Ohio came in on tie
10th Of November, 1902. \ full de-
cade elapsed before the expansive
force of the Government was again
put into operation, when on the Both
day Of April, 1912, Louisiana was add
ed to the roll of States. Four Years
later Indiana was invested with state
hood; the following year Mississippi
jumped iato the national band wagon,
and the next year Illinois took seat
beside her, ana one year late r Alabama
also climbed VI. That brings us
down 10 the year 1919. The Federal
Congress had its hand in the W of
making new State annually, so for
two mora successive years the ", rk
went On. Names star vas added t.
the national galaxy in 1920, md in
1871 Missouri wss enrolled in the sis
terhood. Then there WIS a long lump
OF fifteen years before the work of
state making was recommended. In
1886 Arkansas swung into the circle,
and the following year Michigan
donned statehood. Again there was
lapse Of eight years, when the lost
time WIS made up by the admission of
two States in one year. Texas and
Florida both being admitted in the
year lS45. The next year Iowa was
added to the national family; two
years later Wisconsin assumed sover-
eighty, and in 1850 the line of States
had been extended to the golden shores
OF the Pacific by the admission Of
California. Another eight years rest
was taken before Congress resumed its
work of making new States, when
Minnesota became the first beneficiary
OF its labors. In less than a year from
the date of Minnesota's admission
another star sister had been born on
the Pacific slope in the person of
comely Oregon. In 1861 bloody Kan
sas swung into line, and two years
later West Virginia, "the child of the
Storm" Was taken by C@:arean ope-
ration from the womb of the Mother
Of States. In 1864 Nevada was adj
mitted, Nebraska in 1867 and Colorado
wound up the list in 1876. By the
time that Congress meets in regular
session next November, four bright
new stars will be added to the National
banner, and four other Territories will
be knocking for admission.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-15

THERE were 243 fixtures in the
United States reported to Bradstreet's
during the week ending March LIST, as
against 3O2 in the proceed NJ week and
2O5, 1913, 227 and 270 in the cores
ponding weeks of 1888, 1887, 1856 and
1885, respectively. The failures in the
Pacific Coast States and Territories,
for the week ending March LIST, wire
%, against q the previous week and
IL for the corresponding week of 1888,
The total number of failures in Can
ada for the week ending March LIST
were 81, against 81 the previous
week and 40 for the corresponding
week OF last year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-15
TeIegraphie Notes.
pecial to the EVENING OLYxrIAN.

Special to the EVENING OLYxPIAN.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Sen
ate has confirmed the following nomi-
nations:
Arthur c. Mellette, of Wa.ertovn
OAK, Governor of Dakota.
Luther B. Richardson, of Grand
Forks, Oak. Secretary of Dakota.
Cornelius III. Hanford, of Washing
ton Territory, Chief Justice of the SUI
preme Court of the Territory of Wash
ington.
George w. Irvine, of Monta a,
United Sites Marshal for Montana.
Shirley H. Chambers, United States
Attorney for Indiana.
George S. Bachelor, of New York,
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
Albert G. Porter, Of Indiana, Mini.
ter to Italy.
John A. Onander, of Illinois, Consul
General 10 Denmark.
Walker Blaine, Of Maine, Exami! er
of Claims in State Department.
The confirmation OF Walker Blaine
was out of the usual order, and was
made by unanimous consent, probably
as compliment. TO his father.
NEW NOMINATIONS.
The President to-day sent the follow
ing nominations to the Senate
Eugene Schuyler, of New York, 20
be Assistant Secretary of State, vice
George l. Rives, resigned.
Cyrus Bussey, OF New York city, to
be Assistant Secretary of the Int Nor
vice David L. Hawkins, resigned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-15

WASHINGTON TERRITORY, SAYS the
San Francisco Chronicle, is fifty times
greater than Rhode leland, and it ex-
ceeds in area, Vermont, New Hamp.
shire, Connecticut Rhode Island,
Massachusetts,, Delaware and Mary
land combined, and it is only ques-
ton of time when, in common with
all Pacific coast states, it viii be peopled
like Ohio, New York and Massachusetts.
The reason that this magnificent do
main has been so slowly settled up and
is now 30 sparsely populated is attrib-
used to its isolation. Twenty years
ago the Territory was more inaccessible
and was generally considered less de-
sirable than is Alaska to-day. This
pennsylvania Of the West" as the
new State has been called, without
even mild exageration, has not only
in its keeping all the treasure that has
made Pennsylvania rich, but she has
also magnificent coast line for COM
merce, in which is enclosed the great
harbor Of the Pacific coast, Puget
Sound, where the navies and marine
fleets of the world would find ample
and safe refuge, and pleaty of room
for all maneuvers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-15
BUT LOOK AT THIS!!
A Magnificent Farm for Sale!

$50 acres of the richest land i'm WASHINGTON
Territory! 1872 acres of bottom land all fenced,
ditched, and producing big crops of hay. Barn
SOxS4, house, 20 fruit trees, only p miles from
railroad station and mile from schOOlhOuse.
This beautiful farm given away for only So 600
Half cash, balance i'm long time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-15
THE
Hoffman StoVe& Hardware

Hoffman StoVe& Hardware
COMPANY
Offer for Sale
Stove and lin Department. at OIym-
pia, w. T.
The business is in high state of
efficiency. Sales and profits dur
ing the time they are in operation
have been satisfactory. Sales for
1888 were q per cent. greater
than for 1887. The reasons for
selling this department are, that we
intend to extend our agricultural
implement department, aud have
neither room enough to carry on
both, nor is the managers health
sufficiently robust to do the neces-
sary work in both departments
This is "A rare chance for bust
ness man to get paying business,
without paying bonus, in grow
ing town, in IA growing country.
Part of the purchase money may
remain on interest at per cent.
with approved security. For fur
Their Information apply to
Hoffman Stove 4 Hardware Co.,
OLYMPIA, W. T.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-15
HaleS Addition!

Prices from 500 to $126 per lot, with easy
terms of payment. Take a look at this prop
erty. You can see it from any part of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

The event which has taken place to-day in
Baltimore is not celebrated by a blast of trum-
pets, parades, and fireworks but it is of greater
importance to that city than the honor of serv-
ing as the scene Of q centennial celebration.
The opening of what is claimed to be the best
constructed and best equipped hospital in the
world Is q notable achievement Of the present,
which will doubtless itself enjoy in the future
the honor Of centennial commemoration. After
many years Of intelligent investigation and
preparation to carry out the expressed will Of
Johns Hopkins, that the hospital founded in
pursuance of his will should in structure and
arrangement compare favorably with any
other similar institution in this country or in
Europe, his trustees present . magnificent in
stitution to Baltimore, to the nation, and to the
world The Hopkins hospital is, in one of its
aspects, merely a noble and valuable local
charity for the relief Of suffering in
the city in which il Is located.
But in another aspect it is a field Of experiment
and original investigation into the causes and
treatment of disease, putting the new world
abreast Of the old in the possession Of institu-
tions which add to the resources Of medical
science and bless all mankind The total cost
Of the hospital, which Johns Hopkins designed
10 De an ADJUNCT 10 the university 1or hgner
education which he founded by his will, has
been moro than two million dollars. Washing
ton, with its wealth Of educational appliances
and resources, indicating it as the natural seat
of such institutions in the United States, longs
for Johns Hopkins. II Washington may be
blessed with some benefactor through whose
munifcence the capital will be enabled to
utilize to their full extent its advantages as an
educational center, a benefit more precious
than that of the pomp and show of the local
celebration of an Inauguration centennial will
be enjoyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

The superintendent of the Cook county
insane asylum, whose subordinates iil-treated
the patients, and, it is said killed one Of them,
has been indicted, as responsible for the acts
and neslects Of his underlings. He doubtless
feels that it is the misfortune Of his life that
he is not . military man, to be tried by the
Lydecker court-martial. For clearly ''in spaces
30 confined" and dirty and offensive as the cells
Of the insane (or tunnel cavi.ies) no self-re-
specting military supervisor can be expected
to perform his duty of inspection thoroughly,
and il is now generally understood that accord
ing to military law all responsibility for the
acts Of subordinate agents ceases sin spaces SO
confined"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

GREAr CRASH,
IN WHITE GOODS AT LUTTRELLS,
Cor. goth st. and Pa ave. NV.
One case Dimities at &C.; worth 1 &c and 15c.
Large Line India Linens from Sc. to :35c
Very hne Numbers at .Uc and 25c. great drives.
full line Of Plaid and Check Muslins our 1s1<c
goods worth zoe.
100 extra large double Bed Quilts at 75c. worth 81
Every housekeeper should see them.
fuIl line Table Linens Napkin aud Towels
S-4 Furniture Linen at 300 80 dozen Towels al
81 80 per doZ worth So.
The cheapest Bath Towels in Washington, loo and
25c.
One case Light Prints at Sc
One case Indigo Blues at 6Hc. very low.
GREAT BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR.
Gents Shirts, formerly 81. must go at 75c,
Gents Shirts, formerly Toe, must go at 5Oc
Gents shirts, formerly SOC, must 40 at $50,
Gents Shil is. formerly 35c. must go at $50,
Ladies' Vests at the same low rates.
Childrens Belbrlggan Vests at 25c
Only 800 yards lett OF Summer Silks going at 35c.
worth SOC.
Chantlly ard Guipure Laces for over dresses q,
81 90, $40. and 81, worth So 81. 90, and S:3
Great bargains in Dress Goods from 12c. to 3 l so
per yard.
Great Bargains in Gent Half Hose at 25c worth SOC
Childs fpll regular Fast Black Hose 25c very low
Our stock at present is two heavy and must be re-
duced
Call early for Bargains.
THOS. j. LUTTRELL.
my4-2w Cor. goth and Pa ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07
TIE SPECIAL SALE PRrcrs Fon
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY,

MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,,
Mayo. May7 Mays
Soc yard for six different patterns in 22-inch En-
brodery. suitable for Children's Dresses The usual
Use goods.
Csc yard for four beautiful designs in 45nch Swiss
3s inches of the width being embroidered
in delicate and close patterns that usually retail at 81
ayard.
81 yard for five styles Of 45inch hemstitched Swiss
Flouncings, 5-inch hem and 3s inches of embroidery
You haven't such quality heretofore than
sl25.
THE 1889 HEMSTITCHED EMBRoIDERIEs.
You'll find patterns here not to be found elsewhere,
but 10 hdcea taken advantage OF tis fact and tackled
On ertra pT'ofts.
You'n also ind here the same,pstterns as elsewhere
and toe earnestly request a comparison Of prices.
to in. Hemsttched Embroideries, zoe to SOC
% in Hemstitched Embroideries, 55c. to Sl6s
80 in Hemstitched Embroideries, S5c to sl75
40 in HemstiIchsd Embroideries, 81 to s3 S.
60 in. Hemstitched Embroideries, 60. 9S TO a.
sB Not only comparison OF prices with elsewhere
requested. but Of quantity and variety.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07
SPECIAL SALE Or EMBRorprRrrs
AT THE PALAIs ROYAL.

AT THE PALAIS ROYAL.
"a better variety"
Much pretter designs"
Considerably Io,rer pr-fcea"
"a poor place TO sholo u.em.n
Such are the expressed sentiments Of those who 20
shopping for Embroideries and who ultimately ar
rive at the Palais Royals Embroidery Department
II poor place TO sholo them" We've been told that
a. often Is the best variety Toe seer"
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
tn The clerks of the Embroidery departments in
vite their customers to house-warming in the new
quarters, situated In store No. i1l9 Pennsylvania
avenue.
The bright light that streams through the three win
dows of the enlarged and improved Embroidery De-
partment Will reflect its cheerfulness in the faces of
the clerks and the pure white surface of the En-
broideries only again, trust to be caught up by
your looks Of satisfaction aud appreciation.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07
EMBnorprR1Es Fon UxprRwrAn.

CAMBkICS, 8, Q, 2, 8. 9, 10, I2Sc I'd.
MATCH SETS Of narrow, medium and wide edge;
inserting and all-over for sets Of Underwear.
INSERTING Of Cambria and Nainsook from 10
inches wide. 35, As. so. and Csc. I'd
COLORED EMBRoIDERIEs, al colors, 8 10 25c
IRISH POINT EMBROIDERIES in match sets from
TO inches wide, pc. TO 81 yard
EVERLASTING EDGES from TO l4c yd
HERRING BONE Trimming. New designs in White
and colors. IL TO Csc. dozen
CONTINUED belowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07
1889 WHrrr Dnrss Goops

Pique fine welt %, %, 30, 35c.
Pioue. in large welt figures. and checks. z2a
Dress Lawn. ~ yards vida. 12k l5c.
India Linen. 12k. 16. 20. 20. rs, 36c
Persian Lawn. le. %, 25, SIC.
Dress Linen. Is, IS. 45c.
Hsinsook. l2,x l6, 90. rs. %. IS. 45c.
French Eainsook. X yards wide 20. SO. IS. x5c
Jones Cambria. Is, 20. 25. IS. 42c
Check Muslins. 8. 10. 12h 10. 20, 25c
Check and STRIPE Hainsooks. hemstifched Is 10 36e
swiss, 10, l2, Is. IS. 90. 35c.
Tsrleton, al colors. 15c. yard
~ Novelties in Mualin and Swiss With bordsr for
apeonA 3amstitched Esinsooks for dres
TN RALAIs ROYAL
Ger. 18th and Pa sva.
1y4 4. l1sNER. Prophecies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07
STILL HArrIsa Ok THE Bors

Boys and Children's Cioshinsi A constant cause Of
care to parents. A fruitful mine Of thought 10
rs. Constantly applying our own prosaic and
practical ideas Ever the Qsa rtre to catch
the brightest thoughts Of others Making all
things within the reach and scope Of our re
search and observation subservient to the
wants and wishes Of the rising generation
Results prove that our efforts are appreciated The
wealth Of styles with which our house il
crowded now-the incompatible values that
our undivided attention to an exacting indus
try unabIes rs to oFer-and our straightout
American way of doing business-prove to
parents Of the young that when the boys need
clothing THIS IS THE PLACE TO BRING
THEM.
Never before has II been proud privilege to place
before the people Of Washington such . mag
nincsnt assortment Of matchless styles in
Spring Suits for Boys and Children as we are
showing at this tina Never before were we In
position to offer such Inducements to pur-
chasers-snd the great increase our business
shows over any previous season Of our career
proves that the people understand and appre-
ciate the advantages Of buying Boys Clothing
In BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

II the Senator's who went to the centennial
celebration in New York were shabbily treated,
and feel az badly over it as the special CORES
pondents Of certain distant papers represent,
let them take heart of hope. The Columbus
celebration will take place in this city, and
the Senators can see to it that the committee
who imposed upon them are given the poorest
hotel accommodations and the worst places
from which to watch the procession. They
have only to bottle their vengeance for trih-
ing matter Of three years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07
BoRpES,s LnvER1Sg.

BoRpEx,s LuvrRrSE
his is what Mr. J. Z; Oliver Of 1907 35th st., West
~esnlns,on, says OF this incompatible remedy:
BORDEN MEDICINE COMPANY:
,okSrLEMEN take great pleasure In testifyine TO
tne merits % Bordens Lyerine was great sufirrer
rom my Kidneys took your valuable Incidence and
~ y, has rected complete cure now make practice
OF keeping ~ IN the house. and using whenever nnv
Of my children need medicine 1t acts like n charm
MY wife has also used for sick headache il siyes her
instant reiief i am satisfied ii saves me many =
Doctor bill have also recommended it to number
oi my ITlends WITH very satisfactory results, You
medicine can't be beat. Respectfully,
And 1t Is only Soc for pint bottles bottles {or
$3.50 Liberal discount TO the trade ~
WM i. GIVEN, Agent
myo-iW ID and II SITS. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

The talk Of an extra session of Congress in the
fall shows the drift of public opinion toward
the idea Of longer or continuous sessions. The
reason Of the demand for an earlier meeting Is
that otherwise no work will be done before the
holiday recess. As that reason is one that ap-
plies every year equally with this, an amend
ment to the Constitution, changing the regular
date Of convening, would save vast deal OF
trouble, uncertainty and expense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

e The principal value of THE EVENING
srAR to advertisers is the fact that 1t is not
thrown away after once being read, but passes
through half dozen pairs of hands a. least be-
fore being tossed aside. This is the adcantage
presented by foniy ne,cspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07
New York seems bound to have a permanent

New York seems bound to have a permanent
arch at Fifth avenue and Washington Square
to commemorate the late centennial celebra-
ton in that city. The idea is good one; but
when viii it be carried out? Judging by the
progress made in the erection Of her proposed
monument to Grant, it is perhaps too much to
expect it to be finished in time for the next cell
ebration, hundred years hence, but it GER
tainly ought to be completed by 2OS9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

MACHINERY
fORsBERa MURRAY,
AGENTS
WHITTIER MACHINE CO. Boilers ana Elsystor.
HENRY Il. WORTHINCToN. Steam Pumps
sHPhAS ENGINE co. Oil Engines and Steam
Launches, and the
NATIONAL HOT WATER HEATING CO.
We always have on hand large stock Of
BOILERS. ENGINES, PUMPS. ELEvATORa
LAUNCHES. AND SMALL MACHINERY
10o1. 1908. 1905 Seventh ct sw
Telephone No. 103l-3. my32m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

Gov. Waterman, of California, wants to annex
Sonora, Lower California and chihuahua, and
Minister Romero's magazine article of protest
against annexation schemes is supplied with q
reason for its existence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07
JoHxsox IL LurrRr11.

We boughta Job lot Of White Embroidered Robes
which We are Offering al e., e. so and "a: forner
Price, $3.50. $3.50, and So Bargains.
Our China Silks considered the CHEAPEST in the
city ~ 90, 90 and 65c Beautiful colors And styles
Former price, 30. SIC, and FL.
We have also sfev Of the Plain and Fancy silks at
md Sl25. ~ ~' $50
A fan stock Of all kinds Of Dry aoods.
JOHNSON LUTTREIL
nyf-St' 7l3 Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

The public controversies Of to-day are, first,
that Of Butler rs. Porter, topic of discussion
who's a coward?" and, second, that Of demo
cratic revenue-reformers rs. democratic pro-
tectionist, topics Of discussion: .'Who shall win
the Craftsmanship OF the national committee?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

DREss GooDs
MARKED DOWN PRICES.
FOR 600 PER YARD WE OFFER LOT OF ALL
WOOL FRENCH DRESS GOODS. ~ INCHES WIDE,
THAT HAVE BEEN REDUCED FROM 62Jz AND
75o
BoRDERED DRESS GOODS REDUCED FROM
s1.50 TO 81.
FINEST WOOL HENRIETTAs REDUCED FROM
s1.25 TO 81
REDUCTION IN INDIA SILKS.
81 INDIA SILKS REDUCED TO $50.
s1.25 INDIA SILKS REDUCED TO 81.
THEY ARE ALL GENUINE INDIA GOODS AND
ARE GREAT BARGAINS
BARGAIN IN BLACK CAMELs HAIR GRENA-
DIMES. AZ INCHES WIDE, AT 81; WORTH 81. so.
NEW SCOTCH GINGHAMs IN CHOICE STYLES.
STRIPED DIVINITY AT loo; WORTH Zoo BEAU
TIFUL AND FINE WASH GOODS. HEMMED
STITCHED WHITE GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
MEMS NEGLIGE SHIRTS FROM $3.50 TO 81;
FULL STOCK OF BEAUTIFUL STYLES. LACEs
AND NETS IN ALL QUALITIES AND PRICES;
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN LACE FLoUNCING AT e.
WORTH %. LoUIsINE SILKS AND WASH ST.
RAILS FOR BLOUSEs AT 75c AND 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07
THINGS OccURR1Na To Us THAr
YOU OUGHT TO KNOW.

We've been laying little low lately with our so
cent Night Robes. Only had few Ordered more
but they were delayed. Breathe easier Nova small
carload arrived yesterday. You know which mean!
trimmed Cut with French Yoke and every weak
and tearable point stayed and rveted The length is
al there-5o inches. Nothing scant about them
Not Job lots, but regular line They can't get near
them elsewhere for 75c. or 81.
We believe in displaying all the grades we carry Of
any line We've given up window for the finer grades
Of Underwear this week. Don't forget we've got
cheaper Quahties-as low Soc But they're good at
that great deal better than the average e0c and 5c
goods. Fancy and plain coors in Balbriggans Lisle
Natural Wool and Silks
The wheel In the kaleidoscope has been given
another turn and the Neckwear display has changed
Is changing daily. Let Pufs and Flat scarfs alone
they're on the shelf-out of date. Wear either Teck
or aFour-in Hand made up in either Grenadine,
Zephyr or Pongee silk-and you'll be right Our So
designs
in the latest shades What's the use Of paying more
than half dollar when you geta rstclass quality
at that price' You can't everywhere. that's fact
BUT HERE YOU CAN
you want better qualities we're first in the field
with Fisk, Clark Flaggs advance styles Of Summer
Neckwear-and there's none to match it made.
FANCY wAIsTCoATs
We're putting . display Of Fancy vestinss in our
Market Space window-al shades, colors and comb.
nations We sort Of wanted to how many we could
show-but the space gave long before the variety
Of Vests. The balance are on the third hoor-Ducks
PiQues. Marseilles-every good. washable material
from 81 up. Single and double breasted All sizes
New patterns. They're comfortable and neat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07
45.INcH WIDE E,MnRo1nrR1rs

skirtinss and Au-over Of Cambria, Nainsook and
Swiss in beautiful and varied pstterna The low
priced with less depth of embroidery but Of fne and
close patterns csc. to s5 yard
Inserting and narrow and medium widths to match
In pattern. at proportionately low prices
(Continued belovD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

The statute Of limitations has run against
Gen Buffers claim in the matter Of alleged
displays Of cowardice in the capture Of New
Orleans. He speaks too late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07
22.INcH Apron EMBnoIDERrrs,

also used for Childrens Dresses Shown in Swiss and
Nainsook. Hemstitched and tucked effects
Prices 40c Soc, 6oc, &c., 75c.. 81. Sl25 q IS,
s1.5o. 81. IS. s1s5 and 81 . yard
Continued below)
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$l.4S WonrH $l.9S.

Muslin skirt-fun width, deep cambria rufae-edeed
With 4-inch-wids Torchon Lace, and 4-inchwide Tor
chon Inserting above.
THE BON MARcHE