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A Re-eossIdered Vote.

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 6.-The
vote by which the worlds fair bill
was lost yesterday was today, by
unanimous vote, re-eonsidered in
the senate and passed, Is to5.
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ESTRAY NOTICE
/ HAvE IV ~ PossEssIoN.

HAVE N MY POSSESSION;
Ond dark bay mare COLT. about years
old. no brands visible.
One black HORSE. hind feet white, star
n forehead. no brands visible.
one bay HORSE. years old. branded n
on right thigh, hind feet white. ID
II the above described animals are not
claimed and taken away on or before
February i. 1850. they will be sold at public
auction at the City Estray Pound. wash.
inston Square, 70 the highest responsible
bidder, at : p. m
NJ sHEI-MERDINE
CITY POundkeeper.
salt Lake City. February }. Isa0.
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S75.% $3.50 90 = MONTH H.,.11 e, can 26 be
Agents preferred VINO can furnish a horse
and give t1eu. whole time to the business.
spare moments may be probably employed
aiso. y lew vacancies IN towns and cities.
u. ?. JOHNSON 5 Co, 1909, Main ST., Rich
v r. = ladies employed also. Never
mind aboui seniinEst amp for reply. Com
buick fo1fs for bir. II. p. J. 4 20. d-s
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The Temneratn-.-

CHICAGO, Ills, Feb. 6.-Nex
York g, New Orleans IS, ST. Loui.
81, Cincinnati 81, Chicago %, Win,
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ELIZABETH NEIBAUR. Tue ADGIS
II istratrIN OF the estate Of Ale1andeT
Neibaur. deceased. having hled her petition
herein duly verified. praying for an order OF
sale OF the real estate OF said decedent,
for the purposes therein set forth. u J.
therefore ordered BY the Judge OF SAID
Court. that all persons Interested IN the es .
tate Of said deceased. appear before the sald
Probate Court on Friday, the Ith day OF
March, lsqo, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Of said daY, at the court room OF said
Probate Court. At the County Court House,
in the City and County Of salt Lake. Utah
Territory. 20 show cause why an order
should not be granted 20 the SAID admins.
tratrI0, TO sell 20 much OF the real estate OF
the said deceased AZ private sale As shan
DC necessary. and that n copy OF this order be
published At least four successive weeks
IN the DEsEEET NEWS, a newspaper
printed and published IN said city and
county.
Dated February 5Jh. 1900
g. W. BARTCH.
Probate Judge
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, :,

County % salt Lake.
7, John q. Cutler, Clerk OF the Probate
Court in and for the County OF salt Lake. in
the Territory OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the foregoing Is a full, true and correct
copy OF order 10 show cause why order
Of sale OF real estate In the matter Of the
estate o. Alexander NcIhaur, deceased,
a. appears OF record in my once
In witness whereof, have hereuntO set
my hand and a1lxed the seal q said Court.
this 5th day Of February. a D. $50
I-EALI JOHN @. CUTLER.
Clerk OF the Probate Court
by JoHN L. SEHEKER.
Deputy CLERK 81
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NAIL SCHEDULE.

Following Is the schedule OF arrival ana
closing Of Mails At salt Lake City Post
once. November .. Isss.
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lated the whole fraudulent "Liber-

lated the whole fraudulent 'Liber'
al'' campaign.
Again, repeating the language oil
the article, ''The sLiberap commit
tee and Liberal Party have had no
thing to do with the wrongful reg
istration Of any man, and is doing
all in its power TO purge the registra-
ton lists" 1t might have correctly
added-''of legal voters Of the Peo-
pies Party" Then, If the ''Liber-
al'' committee and party have not
been guilty Of the wholesale frau
duleRt registration, which has been
proved beyond question, why do
they sustain the men who performed
It and who are named on their ticket
for important offices in the munich
pal government? The presence Of
the names OF the registrars on the
ticket convicts the committee and
party Of sustaining the r. G. w.
frauds. A mere show Of
virtue when they have 1t not is
too sttenuated.
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LoNnoN, Feb. 6.-An explosion
occurred today in the coIiiery
at Abessychan, hfonmouthshire.
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In the Matter OF the Estate Of AleAehoer
Neilaur deceased.
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1t will be observed that the head
ings Of the Tribune article index n
very Touching letter from San
pete mother, afraid her boy will be
arrested" We will give some OF
the evidences Of the genuineness Of
this correspondence, space preclud-
ing the practicability Of its inser-
ton here in full. 1t will probably
appear later. 1t begins thus:
"FAIRvIEw, Sanpete County, Utah.
Jan. 23rd. 1890.
Mr.. ARdreg Christensen, Salt Lake
City: g.
DEAR Son AND BRorHER:-Ma re-
ceived letter from you last night"
The communication Is over the
name of 'Hans Madsen." 1t thus
that Hans Madsen is the
mother and brother of "Andrew
Christensen" and that the latter's
grandmother received a letter from
him on the night OF January 22nd.
or course this letter was like all
documents Of that kind, picked up
from the street"
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49,. =, Close at
hah. p.... Poet
ONCE.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court OF the County OF
SAT- I.Ake, Territory Of Utah
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FOIrND.
HsfRAyFD

ENRoM MCCOY & KENUALffs LIVERY
~ Stable. - and p East second south
street. Asmall brln,ile Cow, years old, civ.
ing mix. Return 70 the above address and
be rtwsrded dl
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Order {. shou'car.-e Why order OF Sale o.
Real Estate should rCl bs made.
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FLOODS In OREGON.
Bridges and Houses Washed Away
and Communication Greatly
interrupted.

THE LONDON DOCK LaeoRERs'
STRIKE.
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COIN BROS.
Great Muslin Underwear SahI
Commencing Monday, FEB. Sd.

his Sale will consist of Grand Lots of over foodr
eSacn. placed in four separate plies on our M5S5
counters on both sides of the store.
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nIGHEsr In rwrSrv rr,n.

TACOMA, Feb. 6.-The William.
cite River is higher than for twenty
years past. Many Of the bri iges
are threatened, and there has been
great damage done in the entire val
ley. The revenue cutter, Rush,
with the northern mail from San
Francisco, was unable to cross the
Columbia River bar, came hack to
Tacoma, and has taken the mails
back to San Francisco.
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GOING DOWN.

PORTLAND, Feb. 6.-This morn
Ing the river is stationary at this
point and it is thought there will be
no further rise. The reports from
CORVALLIS and Oregon City say 1t is
falling one inch an hour there.
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FOURTH LOT OF ABOUT ESQ PIECES AT aw

i Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Night Dresses C-
all made up in the Very Newest Designs
They will compare very favorabIy with ANYTHING ~ ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25
THE Losa LOOKED FoR
err. Ekn ERR ERR ~: ssss
+ EKs Z Z Re I ssss +:

A patient wait Of more than Q month-and ut last
they are here-THR GLORIOSIS. Last season was
their They just made their bow We're not enough
of them In the country to BEGIN to supply the demand
had thenn-and even only had few pieces It was
q fabric. Did not know what sort of q reception
you would give it-so merely imported q small lot.
They got an open arm" reception though-but it
With them. What did do, Profit by past experience
and placed q large order edriy-and even nov
moon" late. But we have enough this time for you
and your friends.
You don't know much shout what it is-so we are
going to tell you-ft's two-part weave-Twilled Silk
snd Wool-combined in weightless, changeable,
lustrous effect II you any such - that's the
Gloriosathe genuine import. 1t is too novel
TO have any imitators this early.
Fine brilliant mixtures and whole parcel Of striped
ing-well they will renew their popularity of year
ago-wIth interest compounded.
As inches wide-and e. so yard.
he most exquisite things we have seen in rob-
with richly and artisticaly executed panel-the very
top OF taste" and queen of origin ality-S12 to S5
suit They are audies-all of them-exIressed in the
ew-born shades. open work and fringed en-
Orolderes-such as You praise the work Of deity
Piled needle in the hand of the expert
The third of the trio of imported novelties are the
spring shades of wool stripes and bor1ures-}S in
ches wide-a half dollar yard. Beautiful patterns.
The bordures blending from one shade to the point
where two unlike minge in almost Neutrality-suspicious.
MISUNDERSTANDING again into decided contrast.
Oh! it's French efect-that all that is be said OF
IL. None but Partisan nature could bring to the
pitch of harmony such discorJant tones.
Want to see them now don't you, 1t is not possible
collection of gems that makes of in
selection the more brilliant.
Ali these patterns exclusively That Is well
to remember.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

Royal honors were paid to Count Andrassy
by the emperor and empress of Austria They
went INTO mourning. replaced the imperial
standard at the palace by black banner, and
the emperor stood bare-headed by the corpse $
side at the funeral. AndrasSy had not been in
Office for eleven years, but he was one of the
authors of the donbie-headcd empire which sue
ceeded after several years the overthrow Of
the Hungarian revolutionary movement. 1t is
by such statesmanlike and magnanimous con-
cesslons that the house Of Hapsburg retains its
hold on the parts of its loose jointed empire.
Franz Josef Is thus both wiser aud better than
some OF his predecessors
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r. GorDscHxrD.
lOO7-lOO0 r ST. N ".

shs. S,ii Ss 70 your sdvsntsnse 70 resd. ~ -
Sssos %sss IN q
you in the fEf:'1 5ssHfs ss;
Gdi{ sH i'1 f e q
p Tqsd It's the finest paper that We ever had q he
tgs5 !, 4, sh: yi,es had ssnanE Ssds;
p,'ssh
RI Ssss R h.sP .ss ss1,, per pound
hoe1 eiSn M linen 20 o. ssnts s5 DSmnd
Old Berkshire Mills, 2s cents pound
M Ms h.cs II Linen, ~. 20 cents pound
We call your special attention to our new stock Of
9tR $INPSW nsH eSR 81 STATIONERY
sSs rss SL
Ssn sna
self the aa'l M{s q s1fd; " SsT ITEMS
t W.sSs ClSck reduced from asc to Csc
Of for &c &C. aa &
SC. Darnins Balls for 80. lsc. Lemon squeezsrs for
fss P' s.s6 Can %ss. e rr.
rage Whips for 1sc.
llSScc. 2;fOOt Carpenter. Rule for be-
gSc. Silver-plated Tablespoons. for 4S cents
i0c Tracing " heels for SC. Alarm Cloc Ks for CSC
dOc Machine Oil superior quality for 40
Zoe Muffin Pans for &c.
SECOND FLOOR.
~, BABY CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
Inc largest assortment in Washington.
sa5y s0f s
our tremendous assortment: All of them are OF the
latest pattern made of the finest rattan upholstered
IL SIX plush and combination colors The bodies and
gears OF these carriages the desirable and
strongest, and in every respect the practical
made Inc styles are the most attractive of any
riages in the market
The prices Of these Carriages range from 81 to al5
our special prices tomorrow choice OF the special
lot for $685.. Automatic brake and chiId's CHAIR
given with every carriage.
Each Carriage warranted,
Not,ce.-Persons wishing to purchase Refrigerators
Will DO well to wait for special sale of the most
popular RefrRerators in the market Our prices will
interest you, and every Refrigerator sold from our
spect. A ~'ei' ~
MATT for the announcement. 1t will startle you
N,b.-fcture Frames made to order. Workmanship
and prices guaranteed.
R. GOLDsOHMID.
II 1007-1009 + st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

The German socialists are not dist urbed pend
Ing arrangements for the international labor
conference. The government is trying the viz
tue OF mildness. Meantime the conference
proposition itself is having smoother sailing.
The English government has accepted repre-
sentatlon therein and the Swiss con-
federation asks for information 1t was
understood IN Berlin that the German empero-
would admit the futility of his project and re-
nounce 1t If France and Switzerland declined to
take part in it. The Berue conference, ac-
cording to the latest accounts, viii not be held
and the Berlin conference is to be held
the last of March. The German government
las gone SO far III the matter that 1t cannot re-
sumo the policy of storm and stress as to the
socialists without extraordinary proyocation.
Bebel, the socialist leader. referring to the
proposition To expel the socialists for simply
holding their opinions, says that if such a law
Is made those who make it will have to expel
the emperor himself. for he has gone further
than most socialists i'll declaring the truth of
soelalistic principles. The impracticability of
the young soyereIgn's scheme is obvious 1t is
too big for any power to carry out, and the
powers cannot, from diversity of interests.
combine to execute it. Only one power can
put 1t into operation and that is not ready for
eonjoint action, hardly yet for getting itself
into visible shape-the power of the people of
the United States of Europe, about whom the
historians OF the 10th century will have some
thing interesting to say.
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! E 4 4 +, 4 4 + s: $:
EEE s 81 $"?$ II 4 +
Il K 90 Z ILL =

Aword about corsets made to order Perhaps 4, Is
the wisest Of those sraO make Cbrsts 10 order TO
measure you and then alter q good French Corset to
suit the measurements. It's good plan for certain
fit is thus assured, which is not the case when the
charged q fancy price.
Now about Ready made Corsets To begin with the
cheapest 1t is impossible to sell Corset at so cents
that will wear properly; if it fits it's matter of acci-
dent-your figure may happen to 1T the Corset
But now look at the Celebrated French Corsets and
youll find more certainty of fit better appearance.
more comfort durability and at less price than
charged for Corsets made order. But here again
danger threaens-it is too often the case that the
merchant has in stock but limited number Of styles
and the result is q chance fit
The Palais Royal claims larger assortment Of Cor
sets than any other two stores in town
The Palais Royal has only reliable Corset
cheapest being 75c. pair.
The Palais Royal has at the head of this department
lady with experience than the majority of those
who endeavor or pretend to make Corsets to order
The Palais Royal prices VIGOROUSLY the lowest
in this city. Need more. can more be sadly
ONLY THIS.
II Ladies buying Corsets are requested TO have
them tried on, and thus insure an absolutely perfect
fit. We ask this for our protection--we launder
and repair Corsets free of charge experience is
that perfectftting Corset requires less repairing
&c. than does one with the slightest defect ft
eE-We also recommend ladies' to the new Cellu-
loid Steel Protector it protects the front steel Can
be used with any make of Corset
sE-We also ask attention to the fine variety Of our
scientifically designed Shoulder Braces dress form:
also the very latest Paris style Hip Bustles. &C.
s The lady in charge personally waits on all ladies
so desiring. Many years of experience enable her
often to make suggestions which our patrons much
appreciate.
THE PAI4AIS ROYAL
Continued below)
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WHAT To WrAE.

WITH SUCH CHANGEABLc WEATHER AS WE
HAVE BEEN HAVING LATELY A GREAT MANY
PERSONS DON'T KNOW WHAT KIND OF CLOTH
ING TO PURCHASE. WE WOULD SUGGEST A
MEDIUM-WEIGHT SUIT AS THE SAFEST FOR
ALL KINDS OF WEATHER.
We ARE SHOWING IN SUCH GOODS SEVERAL
VERY NoBBY STYLES OF DOUBLE BREASTED
SACK SUITS, IN BLUE AND BLACK CHEvIoTs,
AND QUITE A NUMBER OF VERY NEAT MIX
TURES IN TWEEDS AND CASSIMEREs OUR
STOCK OF SINGLE-BREASTED SACK AND CUT
AWAY SUITS Is IN EXCELLENT SHAPE; INTACT
WE CAN SUIT YOU WITH ANY STYLE OF COAT
You MAY PREFER.
WE ARE ALSO ABLE TO SHOW YOU AN AssORT.
MENT OF LIGHTER WEIGHT GOODS THAT FOR
STYLE, FINISH. FIT AND GENERAL EXCEL.
LENCE HAVE NEVER BEEN EQUALED IN WASH.
INGTON
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Inc Secretary OF War promptly ordered a
court martial to try Lieut. Steele for striking
PRIVATE Wild Let this court-martial act fairly
and do justice TO the officer for the injustice he
did to the private. Let it show that all courts
martial are not organized to convict privates
charged with offenses by officers VINO have
themselves committSl graver offenses than
those OF which they accuse the priyates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

The Kentucky legislature has passed a law
Compelling circus men to exhibit everything
shown on the bills. This is TO discourage the
disagreeable practice in that state of citizens
shooting holes through the Canvas and other
distractions when they think they have been
cheated by a rascaIly Snowman.
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w. Nj. SHUsrER 4 SoNs,
9l9 PENNA. AVE.
TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.

We are very much gratified at the quantity of fall
and winter goods disposed of during the past month
while giving discount of 10 per cent Oh all sales,
large and small, for CASH. and having reduced our
winter stock much We have decided 20 place al
SPRING and SUMMER Goods left from last season
sale upon the terms until further notice Our
object is to reduce the present stock and open the
coming with one ENTIRELY NEW
We have quite large lot of GINGHAMS. LAWNS,
CHALLIs. sATINEs. SILKS and great variety of
WHITE DRESS GOODS, ROBES and FLoUNoINGs.
all of which will be exposed for sale on Monday or
Tuesday next They will be marked at such low prices
to be very attractive. and going sell them
if we have to make loss to do so.
Our Summer Silks have all been marked at q great
loss, but they must be sold and sold quickly.
There is on hand our usual stock Of BLACK SILKS
in all qualities from Use. to s3 yard.
They include some of the best makes imported
and will all 20 out at the same DISCOUNT FOR
CASH
We have left over large lot of ROBES and COM
BINATIoN DRESSES in Silk and Wool and ALI WOOL
which offer at loss but they all go at the same
discount though many of them not bringing fifty
cents on the dollar.
In addition to the goods named above we have
complete assortment of MOURNING GOODS of the
best makes, all in perfect condition. and we pay
particular attention to this department you will find
in our assortment tho most desirable goods in the
market
Also complete Stock Of Staple Goods, such as
TABLE DAMAsKS, NAPKINS, TOwELINGS, IRISH
LINENS, LINEN sHEETINGS, LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS. WHITE and COLoRED SPREADS and
sHIRTINGs; all of which are marked at regular
prices.
Also a few REAL CASiEL'S HAIR sHAwLs, which
are marked at great loss to close.
ALL Of the above-named goods. and in fact our
entire stock, at . discount Of 10 PER CENT FOR
CASH. All goods marked in PLAIN figures,
". II. SINISTER & SONS
rs 919 PENN AVE. NV,
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A SALE Or Day Goops.

The Palas Roya. is to surprise you on Monday,
Tuesday and "Wednesday. Feb. "a. %, 26 with Spec
al Sale Of Dry Goods The qualities the prices to
be the surprise. Special bargains in Muslins and
Sheetings Towels. White Dress Goods, Embroideries
and Wash Laces. Underwear and Corsets, Hosiery.
Handkerchiefs Boys Shirt Waists Cbildren's Under
wear, 1nfants Goods, listers and Jerseys. Dress
Goods and Trimmings Space will not permit Of de-
tailed mention Of all let select Dress Goods not
forgetting that much could be written the other
goods.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.l
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The democrats OF Iowa are to inaugural
their governor next Thursday and they are
such amateurs in the business that they think
Of sending down to Kentucky for corps OF ex-
perts to help them out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

Maryland is also having wrestle with ger
rymander. The man who introduced the ger
rymander TO American politics died abou.
seVenty-hve years too late or was born about
five hundred years too early,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

Assemblyman Burns OF Yonkers, New York.
is catching up with European progress by in
Producing bill to prevent roads and streets
from crossing railroad tracks at grade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

1t having been decided by Judge in Indiana
that marriage BY telephone is legal, the Young
men OF that state will stop using the telephone
except Tor purely business purp oses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

"THE GILBERT"
"Let's see the Gilbertl" Lets see the Gilbert!'
Dozen and dozens Of inquiries yesterday and today
after it. Yesterday wasn't much on weather for
Light weight Overcoats-but-a good one to look at
them. That's what we want you to do. Look just as
much as you please. The more scrminizi.9 you are
the more appreeiatUe you are-of what we show You.
Along last when you were thinking Of thick
things"-we were struggling with the lightweight
problem. We wanted to set before the gentlemen of
Washington, when the time came marvel in the way
Of Spring Overcoat. A marvel Of beauty and ex-
cellence-a marvel in price. We thought and designed
over and over again THE GILBERT"-sl5-is the
result
That's the name of the STYLE Not one single line Of
garments. There are a dozen or twenty different
shades fnshings and weavings here now and as many
more to conceal training under the banner of THE
GILBERT"
We have had trimmings, Innings and even fabrics
specially for this grade garments There isn't
taste that we haven't endeavored to express There
are the quiet and the more striking-for the small
men and the large ones-who imagine they are hard to
fit That's all folly We put on you score of Coats
you'd think you were measured for-theyIl shape to
your form perfectly.
THE GILBERTs" are silk. serge and italian lined
faced and notstrap and stitched edges-cloth
and inserted silk-veivet collars. Everything that
makes $50 or $40 custom made coat attractive we
have employed in these-and cut them on our GIL
| BERT" patterns.
IT'S OUR sl5 COAT-'Twould be $50 or s25 any.
ere else royal robing for the gentry Of this city
and every stitch In them we put there ourselves We
know them from cloth to finish You'd better get &C
Quainted early-$l5.
SAKS AND COMPANY,
MAKERS or MODEL CLOTHING.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET.
f25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

Messrs. Hohenzollern and Bismarck are still
sitting up of nights getting returns from the
recent elections and trying to figure out how TO
declare victory in party loss of about 20 per
cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

Some distinguisod editor from X .nsas City
or elsewhere should interview David Bennett,
HUI on his views Of the presidency question in
1oS2. He undoubtedly has views.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

The brigands who are after ex-senator Tabor
will never catch him asleep. That night gown
Of his is too loud TO permit man 70 sIeen
sOundly in II.
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II AIDES CAMBRIC CHEMISE, TRIMMED WITH
IL three rows OF cambria inserting linen lace twelve
tucks forming the neck, this week 24c. at KAUF-
MANS DOUBLE COMBINATION, IL tn st Sc,
f22-3t