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Life.
Esstern Kentucky Justios Of the Peace
hne you five dollars for contempt o.
cont, sab
Attendant - On what grounds. your
Houor7
Jnsiice ii the Peace You took the
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him, nm never said . word to the cont
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SEArTrE. KIRELAyD. HoraHrox AND
- YAEx0W fARRY

- YAR3oW FAIRLY.
On ard AFTER April = $50. steamer IDITH z
viii leave her dOck norrt Of Jsckoon etrae4
eaele rowe. horse. Like wasalngsen, tor Kisk.
lAn4. Houehtea and rasrow daily
Lave cable house Leave Eirklaah
Al &C. q n 4, 731Am
AZ $50 a - A. s:xS a -
AZ le:l5 n m AZ lao n.
AZ 80 u m Al SITS n IA
Al 40 p N. Al Sis = n
Parties intending 30 resorn hys o'c,o-k meru.
mk boat can seeare esrsh and meals by apply
ing - the pursor CO the steamer.
e. =. KRAFT. Masees
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~ yQAk tIQCk EXCHANGE
nv Ienxs I'm W-fhe stock mashAe wao
elela vef1 dall neeuifhssandsns the activity
slsp.eyea y : ~ loedinG stocks and. while
- - ineunelton a psices was - advance.
nenG4et aissfvafd became weak ana slowly
ss.lel:A havina % q about lowest points.
oens he6 ": Nesth western. IA
epymneno st>sdy.
nossy Axp EXCHANGE.
reey g nll-Eag. eos, prime mercantile
STIRLING exchange. quiet aud nrm.
= ~ ~ eaA e<Ss3s: demand. $4ss; bar silver.
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
III The - and srnmo1ioux
STEAMER DELTA
VIII run In sonBecs o. sita Re sses m-r Jose
pA ne tre0 Hst1xi4 -tolsaan deck, hasinw So
sstls 90 1us<.ey. Thusstsy AID SATURDAY 81 6
a II lor raicu CITY asd I'll way po.ass al
Hoasss esasi. Returning Aoad4y, Wednesday
Friday FW hight OF passaxe APPLY 81
aasGe11-ColaaR deck. ef "a hear 1
y. TkorTxAy. Master.
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WAmM11cu aAsusD nAnI-muoA
Ussnns De9 - sluRsaseinI inWA
sArzrAL xam
Doe1aax0 Rfo11o4na
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SeasS anansd e. ssal ssEass e rs~sonaaas 5vn
peer sousD xATIoxAL RANK. a 9.
bay ed ~ tosessn SD dooesssc en.ha..a.
shs uaitsd eAles s1d kurUps srssivs
deposits n money and tsa1s -
oooks o. csrsineaass shesofae.
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Lcndee. =. = Roshsehis1 soaA
Iasts. D. RoshseAild FNrex
s. Ys .ss ). ! Us s.. ssss :. &C. e
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6useouv e000ik Naflnaai Rank
forsiand Dc f;ss Ss:iess, - sssS.
6AILxY aAI3ERr. .rsea1sue
g $500 ~ .----s............-..-vieo rPrlesl0uo
s.al lessssd esra.s csssiy s.d I;eas .:sss
WAsHIxoIon LOAN rxusr COMPANY
nAi1Y KRUfz---ssssssaTy Ssd issssarss.
A11Aossssd eaQiaal -.--.--..-.----.----s1pasn
I'D ~ eaplosl ~
MsEtnss loans % improvsd farms and en-
psoperu. lowest rafsa No 1alay.
BRANCH OFFICE:
- xilgen hlock. osassis. waaA; Gerrs
kAsrERN oSrrcEs:
e = Van sszsst xev york: ssau bai,aine
WESTERN OFFICES
- e0ca weIla WallA. wasA: heaneA a
0ca Coiax and SeattlA
nExrER HORTON ! CO.. BANKgRa-
INCORPORATE ISL.
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Acting Nanager-.-.-..N. II. LATIMER
sight sxchange and telssraphic trsnsfeu On
New York. Chicago, 81. Paul. San Fran
cisco, Portland and various points
in Waehinason. Oregon ana
British Columbia
sight bills Of exchange On London available
elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made q al points ON favorable
terms.
nds. stocks end other valuablss resolved
On deposit for safe keeping.
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MERCHANDISE
Ioak. June lS.--CofFee-- Options closed
=. t9h poinssnp. saies. sA.s0 hays. June.
july. tis.osal7.is: August si6ss: sep
VAS; spot Rio. steadier: fair cargoes,
Dat bean. ls,sc
es-kAw. easier. fair refining. sySc: cen
> degrees test, ssise; reansd. nrm
se'-Firm; domestic nescc. sassc.
Per-Ecminal
-S,easy. domcssic, A4a.
-heays. straits ssiss
Noun - Opened. SPOT steady % s9a<c:
81 bic, prices advanced 20 eoc ior
NNe jay. then the market turned sharply.
weak.
CHICAGO BOARD on TRADE
80 June H-wheas--opened ,Sea<e
r. man Yesterdays closing ruled easy. de-
s5 sNSAc. advanced iSaitsc. held firmly
- s'csfa &c higher Tor July and August:
skaes for December than yesesdsy: ~
siAeoe eu.s shipments. 9ss.eo bu.
rss-Ciosed firm. cash. sssse. July, e,,c.
~ Firm: casa. sss SC: July. sss.c.
Firm; cash and July. GSsc.
ssxs-Dsli; eash. siaso. July. tiara
- Vaies; cash. saso; July, 1874
-kasy. srse
ssney-s:esdy.
WAhky-ne
~ .osiaers--ssss 10; shor, clear. s. scaAse.
- rihs sssSla.
CHICAGO LIVE srccx.
June I2-calss-Recelpts. 1000:
~ 4. sna seseF: eeeves, sasoas 90; steers. tses
sockers and feeders. g. e<sa& 10, rexss
~ N*SeAao. cows, 81 eaa11
n,ss1 receipts. Zoo: strong 20 &c higher.
~ Msoszoes heavy. sAsesAer: light
Receipts, -.on. allow and . shade
natives. Aoass 81. Western, sAoasA a:
sssaas N.sx4M
WOOL
lsn.ss-esLfHfA, June iS-wcoi-Sseady: ter
-, Sseac. Montana. i-Sse.
Jene -woo,-ouses. territorial
Z -. seaas quiet. aud sales OF Cue were q soA
cSss ssses aad tine medium. sSssac: neu sprsnS
~.S telling mostly al sc for shorter
q. NO eoc tor Icing staple. Oregon wools
n.<sl sass Of nne unwashed fseece q ssesSc:
ssassn :, sssssc.
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Lssvss Tscona fssm the n. r wharf daily, s..
cept Sunday. = q N sharp. Returning,
arriving In TacoOe 3 p N. connecting With
steamefs reaching Seattle ct p m, aud which
ere through boafs for Whatcom and way pointa
Leaves Baker 4 Bacous dock, loot OF Uuioo
sereet, eeoalle. Tor Tacoma. q ep m, sundsy
~ B.-This boat muss be taken from n.
coma for Gfay's Harbof country. het1g -
only THROUGH BOAT
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Hit e1n heuoeheld goods, or cap. cor
efniegM 4 - ennned GODS, car machinery.
leee Nth, eaS eaMls, 3 cAn steel rails. COR
Midway material. or coke. 10 cars lumber. Z
eals ~. - 6oof, can stone. car ice.
81 eseeeee meo4 3to1a ssrawbcrriee. 1ls crates
hsn. - nochs eoas . tons hay. 90 tons feed.
teon sktn6toA
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nuIcKxsr THE 10 OLYMPIA
KAMILCHIH AID GRAYss HARDoA.
TIE PAssESGER STEAMER MuLrNoMAR
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9sunsssd. Hoaday ana seaf1ir, Friday snd
Thuro6ay mi night 1uesday .....-1 4
oeatt1e, TUESDAY snd Taroma. Friday ana
yEiday-------.-.s n Tuesday - =
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sight exchange and telsgraphic tfsnsfen On
New York. Chicago, 81. Paul. San Fran
cisco, Portland and various points
in washing on. Oregon ana
British Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

The reelection of Senator Wade Hampton
in the present state of politics in South Caro-
lima has not seemed probable. The element
opposed to him is the element now in control
OF the Palmetto commonwealth. and it seems
to be more hostile to Hampton than to any
other of the very prominent straightouts of the
old school Among the younger men of the
state the most prominent, a man of approved
ability in public life, is Representative j. ].
Hemphill- The leaders at Columbia would do
themselves honor and the state lasting service
by selecting Mr.. Hemphill. 1t looks, however.
as If no straighout democrat would be chosen.
OF Senator Hampton it can be said that he has
been for many years the foremost man Of his
state. which has delighted to shower honors
upon him. One of his chief claims to general
regard is the fact that perhaps earlier than any
other southern leader he took ground for recog-
MIXING the changed status of the negro race
and before some of the republican leaders in
the north had reached a decision had advocated
the comforting of legal and political rights
upon the lately emancipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

The probabilities are that Russia will paw
slight heed to the demands of the English and
American public that she recall the DEGREES
against the Hebrews residing in that country.
The snti-Semite feeling in Russia is very
strong. Harsh, indeed, are the laws that are
probably to be fully executed in January of
the approaching year. In brief they will dis
possess Hebrews of any lands they may hold
and forbid the leasing, selling or mortgaglng
of real estate to these people. Their artisans
are also to be kept strictly within the quarters
assigned to the Jewish population and to be
deprived of rights which they have heretofore
enjoyed If Russia we're not an autocracy such
despotic treatment of an inoffensive. moral
and industrious element of her people would
seem incredible. 1t is abhorrent TO the princi-
pies of equity and humanity that obtain in
nearly every civilized country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11
The growth Of the republic on urban line. il


one Of the most notable revelations Of our
decennial census. In 100 only per cent Of
the population Of the United States resided in
cities Of 5000 and upward. In 1850 more than
% per cent made their dwelling places in cities
Of more than 5000 inhabitants. The increase
in population during the last deca.ie lis due in
large measure TO the increase of population in
cities In Maine the census reports show that
there was actual decrease in the rural dis
tricts and cities Of less than 5000 population
while the population increased more than II
per cent in cities having more than that num-
Der of people. The total increase between
1880 and 1880 in Massachusetts, slightly ex-
ceeded 400 900. $50, 900 Of which was in cities
of 5000 and upward. New York statistics
showed more than three -fourths of her in
crease in cities of this class, % per cent Of her
population residing in such cities The III
crease of urban population in Ohio was 81 per
cent, or more than one-balf of the total in
crease Of the state; in Indiana. 50 per cent:
in Illinois, 90 per cent. This condition is dre
to the greater, real and apparent, prosperity of
the cities over the country. TO the more cheer
full life TO be found in the former and to the
strong gregarious instinct in certain classes of
population. The cities have more diversity
Of interests and greater activity, which
explains the backwardness of the rural
districts. Industry has not made the
progress in the country that it has in the
city. As to why this is so critics will differ in
accordance with the views of political economy
they may entertain. In his paper in this
months F.r,UH Mr.. Springer takes the ground
that agricultural depression has not been pre-
vented by the high protective tariff laws. He
AYERS that however great may have been the
success of those engaged in the manufacturing
industries, the farmers cannot be said to have
shared il. Mr.. Blaine, Mr.. Mckinley and
other advocates of protection have traversed
this statement in all their public utterances on
the subject Of the effect of protection on agri-
culture. The question of the cause is open
for discussion, but the fact remains that the
people are docking to the cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

TIDY DEPARTMENT.
NEW DISPLAY OF JAPANESE SILK TIDES.
Used extensively and appropriately for dscs
rating and drapins
Sofas.
Aantels.
&c. &c. DC.
Our ssscrtment includes mor~ than a .or. a
styles and mor~ than hundr~d Different cossr-
inss and patterns Prices ranse from
-2ic. TO %. IS each.-
MADRAS STRIPED TIDES
In Light Brown and Tan stripss. with brsras
colcr-d borders and frinsrd ends IN y~nds
long and Il inches vide.
Price. 2lc. esch.-
TURKISH TIDES
In Deep Tan. raw silk border Of colorsd ssspss,
80 inches long and II inches wide.
Price. &c. each.-
CANVAS CLOTH TIDES
In Deep Ecru. with cross bars and border
stripes Of satin in bright oolors q inchss ,opr
and Is inches wide.
Price. 37ssc. esch.-
JAPANESE SILK TIDES
In full range Of colors and Handsomely
printed in artistic designs.
Prize. 81 ssch.-
With this lot may also be found q few with
ends Of hand-painted Boiling Cloth.
JAPANESE SILK TIDES,
All pure silk. in delicate shades and COLON.
embroidered In tinsel and gold thrssd I'm ar
tistic designs. 40 inches Ions and In inches
wide.
Price. e1.l5ssch-
JAPANESE ART TIDES
ofDArnssse Silk and Canton silk in three styles
with hand-painted boiling cloth ends.
Price. sl.25 ssch.-
JAPANESE SILK sCARFs
in all delicate shades. hand -emtroidsred IN gold
thread. heavy silk fringe. ~ inches long aud n
inches wide.
Price. Of. g each
JAPANESE SILK scARFs
Similar to above. embroidered on both ends
Price. g.. 90 each
JAPANESE SILK TIDES,
Handsomely embroidered with gold on both
ends. choice silk fringe.
Price. o.. 90 each-
JAPANESE scARFs
In choice shades, ernbroidered all over in sOk
and gold. yds long and 20 inches wide.
Price, o.. 20 each
JAPANESE ScARFs-EXTRA FINE.
In art shades. heavy double fringe. elaborate
patterns. 2 yds. long and scme Of them even
Longer. 20 and - inches WIDE used for mantel
and picture draping.
Prizes. so.25, Oh. 20 and 90 a., each
(second floor; first snnex)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

Gold flows In. The imports for a half week
reach the enormous sum of s3,225O0O and
mean easier money. and generally an improve
ment In the situation. All that has been lack
Ing 10 restore financial confidence has been
confidence. Without il all the reliefs that
could be planned would be useless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

What is the use of public building bill
without an appropriation: This is the aues-
tion divers members are asking, now that the
little BILL has gone through and the cry of
economy is raised 10 intimidate the appropria-
lions committee and the house The aggre-
gate of these public building bills is over
s3OCOOOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

Mayor Filter of Philadelphia has, by the
special request of His Royal Highness, sen, to
Com's de Paris photographs and a history
of the public buildings in that city and is now
sitting back in his velvet chair of municipal
state expecting his speedy decoration as Wis
count of Wiss.hickon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

Five young ministers are now on trial in Viii
kinsburg, Pa, for heresy. for believing that RE
formed Presbyterians' may vote and still be
Christians. and We are only nine years away
from the twentieth century,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

Mr.. George W. Childs denies very positively
the report that he with Mr.. Drexel had pur-
chased the New York Worid. While Mr. Pu-
htzer's health will not permit him to devote his
entire attention to the paper ne has no desire
TO sell IT, The World is one of the most valua-
bic pieces Of newspaper property in existence.
1t realizes I'll, 900, 900 year and its magnificent
new building cost q. 900 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

The democratic majority in Texas is large
enough if properly distributed to give each
state In the Cnion very nearly 600 iority for
anything in opposition to a republican candi-
date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

Names are things. But they don't always
describe things as they are For example, the
t'satet Ireland is not united and its editor,
Bodkin, doesn't stick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

Senator Plumb is more than half convinced
mat silver 10 . better vote producer than force
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

There are over tlOo. 900 in the Irish National
League fund which the lawyers will delight in
before the fsctionAl fight now inaugurated is
ended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

Our gain in population for the decade from
$50 to 1850 is l3OOo. 900. . million for each of
The original states. Who says 10 IL an unlucky
number?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

IL you have any gold boarded in an old
stocking ship it right down TO Buenos Ayres,
where 1t b now quoted at lse per cent pre-
MUM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

The senate will work thirteen hours Q dsy for
awhile AID make no charge for over time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

NO man sis eligible to membership in the
Oklahoma Legislature Who is not handy with
his gun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

The Brazilian hest left New York for the south
Yesterday to thaw out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11
CHR1srMAs VIII Be

CHRISTMAS VIII Be
thing of the past in a very short time
When you think Of it you haven't much time
to waste looking around Ifyou don't make
up your mind very soon II will he too late. II
you cannot find suitable holiday gifts to please
your fancy in our house you must indeed be
hard to please All sorts Of things can be had
here at very moderate prices Ornamental gifts.
useful gifts. Vlfts for men, gifts for ladies' gifts
for boys, gifts Tor girls. and last but not least
by any MEANS gifts for the little tots or infants
Everything you get here will be Of the best for
the price paid. Everything is reliable. If you
are not satisfied it will not be our fault.
What Is nicer or more useful for q holiday
present either for ladies or gentlemen. than
good Umbrellas Every one that goes out at all
has use for it, and when you have the name Of
the person it is intended for engraved OH it you
could not find a nicer or more suitable present.
We will have the engraving done free Of charge.
Leave the name when you buy the Umbrella
and you can have it next day. and as we say,
the engraving will not cost you anything.
Our assortment OF Umbrellas is without q
All kinds and sizes are shown here from SIC.
to SIS each. All of our Umbrellas are made
to our order. and consequently many of the
novel handles which We show are exclusively
our own patterns and ideas. Beautiful Handles
of French Oak in its natural curls and twists
fligreed over in quaint and curious ways with
genuine ''Sterling Silver" different shapes and
fancies in French horn and sterling silver,
buckhorn and sterling silver handles. Irish
oak, French oak. German weitsel. French
briar and Inany other kinds Of natural wood
handles in all shapes and twists imaginable.
Then there is the W.AP. Umbrella WAR
ranted to wear for twelve months). Best par
agon frame, natural wood handles of i'm
ported woods. covered with the best Windsor
Silk. Special price, ~. 50.
28-inch Umbrellas, with paragon frames. in
gloria cloth, with silvered electro, sivered oxi.
died and natural wood handles. Special prices,
81, 81. % and 81. 80 each.
26-inch Gloria Silk Umbrellas. paragon
frame. imported natural wood handles. Reg
ular price, 81. Special price. u. % each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11

OuR LAST SPECIAL SALE o.,
| T g y $: ::
II e. E! E; 81: ! /. e. E. E
:: s. {: " Y E. E.
loo7loos ST. NV.
TOMORROW. FRIDAY.
Our Last Special Sale Of Piavthinos for the Lirl,
fo'ss' "at tdEs place tomorrow, Friday. only. Al
q our most popular Toys tAis Special Redue-
tion Sale
5oc. Furnished Doll Houses for DC.
81 Tally Ho" Coach for &c.
81 Hardwood ornamented Bed -room sets. all COM
plete @ peces), for 4sc.
81 Plain Wood Bedroom Sets 20 piecss) for sc.
81 Game of Agate Railway for 4sc.
&c. Paper Soldiers for lOc
4sc. Paper Soldiers for PC.
&c. Sail Boats. filled with blocks. for 3ac.
pc. Noah's Arks for l5c
CSC. Mechanical Trains for 7ac.
sc. Tin Trains for sac.
25c. Tin Trains for &c.
81. % Decorated Tea Sets for &c.
25c Tea Sets for lOc
Csc. wooden) Wash Sets, all complete. for 4sc
4sc. wooden, Wash Sets. all complets. &c.
PIC. Wooden) Wash Sets, all complete. for lOc.
4sc. Extension Tables for 35c.
Csc Horses on Wheels for 4sc.
&c. Stuffed Animals for lie.
sl.ss sideboards for s119.
csc. Black Boards for 4sc
Csc. st. Claus Cabinets for 4sc
81 Fancy Upholstered Dolls Lounges for Asc.
Combination Billiard and Pool Tables for sl.9s
The new game of Little Accountant" for &c.
CSC. game of Bagyatelle for Sc.
81 popular game Of Frog Pond for 4sc.
PIC. twooden toy) Elephant on Wheels for 1Oc.
Csc. (muscaD Pandeaphone for 4sc.
4sc. Stools for PIC.
PIC. Stools for &c.,
81. so Wire Bedsteads. with mattress and pillows,
for 4sc.
CLIPPERS AND sLEDs.
With view Of making a large display-"Doll
Coaches"we will close entire stock Of Clippers
and Sleds at the following prices:
4sc. Clippers for BIC.
CSC. :" 7jc.
sl4S al.
SL1S eL19.
SL9s sL4I.
gas I" sL3.
s2.9s SI90.
s3.4s s2lO
4sc. Sled. for Csc.
Csc. - "75c
sr4s n.
s2.4s" sL3
s2.9s /" sLso
sa4s s2.lo
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WoopwAKp & I.orrnor.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER IL, M.
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AN EXTENDED DESCRIPTION OF
THE BARGAINS THAT WE ARE oFFER-
ING IN ALL DEPARTMENTS FOR THR
HOLIDAYS. WOULD BE MERELY a
WASTE OF TIME. AND WOULD. PER
HAPs. EXHAUST YOUR PATIENCE On
TAkE UP TOO MUCH OF YOUR TIME
WHICH JUST NOW rs DouBLy PREcI-
oUSTo YoU.As 1T IL LIMITED. ONLY
AFEw SHORT DAYS LEFT BETWEEN
NOW AND CHRIsTMAs. AN ExAMrNA-
TON WILL PROVE THAT WE ARE
SHOWING A MAMMOTH STOCK or
sEAsoNABLE AND ATTRACTIVE MER-
cHANDIsE, EQUALED BY FEW AND
SURPASSED BY MONK IN THE CouN-
TRY.
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CLoAk DEPARTMENT

CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Ladies who wish 20 secure q superior and er-
elusive style In a fne dressy outside garrnsnt,
viii do well TO examine our beautiful collecxSon
of Handkerchief and Embroidered Jackets, Long
and Short WRAPS and silk-linsd Long Csrsaxe
Garments, comprising the choicest styles Of the
best cloak manufacturers Of Paris and Berlin.
and imported directly by us. Not single gar
ment in this collection can lie dupliczted by any
other house in Washington.
FUR-TRIMMED JACKETS FOR HOLIDAY PRES
ENTs.
We offer a large variety Of styles In Fur
trimmed Jackets, and, attractions extrsordi-
navy, We quote the following:
line fine Cheyiot Jackets with wide rolling
collar Of astrakhan. satin finish and with hand
some ornamental fsstenings
Price sl5.-
line Of finest quality Cheviot Jackets with
full wide rolling collar. facinps Of Astrakhan,
Wool Seal aud Raccoon and half lined with
satin.
Prices so2- so and e25-
i beautiful line OF satin-lined nne cheviot
Jackets with vide rolling collar and facinsrs of
Astrakhsn. Persian Lamb. Mink and Black
Marten.
Prices. $50. s35 s4osni M
Third floor; llth st. buildinsD
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90 swI CCC ATARRH REMEDY
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