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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-08

Information on tap-"Mr. Jones, who
was Plntarchf' HE was the god of the
internal regions. He wrote poetry, and
was celebrated for his attentions TO
Laura"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-08

j. 5. Robinson died Wednesday at
Knoxville, Ia. He was one of the three
brothers known as the Iowa giants
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-08
Railway Dividend,

Boston, Aug. s-The Chicago, BurlinR-
ton and Quincy railroad has declared IL
per cent. dividend, payable Sept. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

Senator Spooner's bill regulating interstate
commerce by telegraph, reported favorably in
the Senate from the commerce committee by
the author Of the law regulating interstate
commerce. Senator Cullom, is an important ex-
tension OF the principle Of that act. 1t con-
tains, like that statute, long and short haul
provision, which is intended to prevent un-
reasonable preference or advantage to any per-
son or firm. 1t forbids special rates, rebates
or drawbacks, excepting from its operation the
United States government, state or municipal
corporations and the press where the messages
are intended for publication as news. The en-
fOrcement of the act is placed in the hands of
the interstate commerce commission, which is
charged with jurisdiction over telegraph COM
panies and their business. Government regu-
latiop Of telegraph companies is clearly consti-
tutional and is preferable for several reasons
70 governmental ownership of the telegraph
system Is All appendix of the Post Office de-
psrtment. 1t is less costly to start with, less
hazardous as an experiment, more satisfac tory
- producing less shock by the change, and
there il good reason for believing that under it
the public will receive many Of the benefits
without the suggested disadvantages of the
postal telegraph system. Then, to those per-
SONS who object to Il suddenly and largely in
creased civil service on the ground either of
adding too much power unnecessarily to the
federal government or of not affording suit
able opportunity for assimilsting the service,
the Spooner proposition would appear to be
the proper thing. 1t would, in that view. effect
a great popular reform on lines adopted by the
government heretofore, and, while radical in its
sequel, would be conservative in its mode.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

long step toward democracy is that en-
bodied in resolution soon to be introduced in
the English house of lords, providing that a
peer Of the realm shall have the right to
resign bis place in that body and stand for
election in the house of commons. By this
means the youthful and energetic members Of
the Oldest and most aristocratic families of
England may be enabled to get from beneath
the burden OF their birth and coming in touch
with the people lead on more speedily to that
democracy which must come, and which will
be the purer and better and safer democracy if
II have As Its representatives, and leaders the
best men Of the nation, regardless of the dis.
tinctioas Of birth and class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

Several Senators yesterday pointed the
utilitarian finger of scorn at the handsome ter
race at the west front of the Capitol during a
discussion on the location of committee rooms
Nor Is it surprising that they should. The
only wonder is. in view Of the pie stands and
other evidences OF commercial activity within
the Capitol. that the terrace front was not
arcaded and made into a row of shops. The
rent under such system, would pay half the
senatorial salaries. The architectural purpose
Of the terrace 10 increase the depth of the
building, and to avoid the squatty effect which
the magnificent dome gives to a long, low
structure. would, of course, be defeated. Blu,
what of that, if Uncle Sam can turn an homes!
penny?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

ExrRAoRD1sAnY CASH BARGAINS.
LoNsDALE CAMBRIC. very finest quality, yard
wide, only l0c. real value 1211c.
LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS, all coors, Navy
Blue and Black included extra wide double fold, al
pure wool, S0c.
LADIES' BALBRIGAN ENGLISH STOCKINGS
excellent quality, the 25c kind. three pairs see
BLACK ;'ILk MOhAIRs, very fine quality, extra
YIsG BEST o1AE1rY FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BLEACHED COZ TON, yard wide. SIC. worth 1uc.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. &l5O,
e., ". 30. 1878, "a. 80. IS, SO, IS, $40.
SUPERIOR QUALITY BtACk fhESCH SILKS
special cash bargains, u, y 20. Sl.oO.
SHEETfNG CU1TON. excellent quality. 25c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HE NRIETT SERGES,
ELEGANT DRESS oUODa, nearly yard and u hall
wide all pure hne French wool special bargain SOC
LADIES CLOTH DkESS GOODS. yard and half
wide. all pure wool special cash bargain, 5cc.
FINE FRENCH BROADCLOTH, nearly yard and
half wide, pure oil; reduced cash price, S7Ixc
TRECO CLOTH DRESS GOODS, nearly all purc
WOOL wide double fold. IL yards for 81.
CARTERS Cash Store,
III MARKET SPACE
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers.
Select of the following presents with purchase
OF 50: pair of Large-size Danask Towels worth i
cts. Half Dozen line DaIilask Napkins, worth Zoe.
pair OF silk Embroidered Corsets, Toe.
Select Of the following presents with purchase
of $l0 or more Largesize Handsome Bridal Quilt
worth 81. SO: Dozen Fine Damas& Napkins, worth
81 30 or two Pairs OF Large size Fine Daiask Tow
els, worth 100. ja3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

Mr.. Foster Higgins, when he stated in the
American shipping league yesterday that the
present condition Of the merchant marine of
this country is a standing menace to American
prosperity, was emphatically right II the
carrying trade Of Great Britain were suddenly
Withdrawn, as in case Of war it might be. there
would be financial panic here. This question
q the American ship for the American cargo
= one OF the higher economies, and no matter
what the point OF view of the citizen on the
tariff question may be We should all be favor
able TO restoration as soon as possible Of the
national merchant marine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
CoRREcr Hos1EnY Fon 1890.

Colors that will not fade for 1890.
Fast Black fact but until this season the various
colors could not be relied on The Improvement in
the shades Of coors is also most marked The ysrious
art shades never previously shown may now be seen
in Hose.
The new styles comprise boot pattern and Fancy
Hose In a b. II hundred combinations
Those in plain colors come in all the new tipts of
Gray, Brown. Stone. Green Blue, Modes &C.
Those in boot patterns shown in two shades Of the
above colors The feet and ankles Of one color aud
the uppers of different shade.
They also shown with plain color feet and ankles
and striped uppers in the new combination colors
Another style with black feet and ankles; plain and
Richelieu rib; the uppers in the new colors.
Many other styles shown. including Pin Stripes
Combinations Stripes and Graduating Stripes in one
two various color combinations
Those in evening shades, also the various leather
shades. shown in bewiidering variety.
AT 25 CENTs.-Five styles Plain and Fancy Cotton
Hose
AT 35 CENTs.-six styles of Cotton and SILK Fin
ish Lisle Hose.
AT 45 CENTS.-Seven styles, including the new
tnts IN the Celebrated &C. u" Ribbed french Isle
Hose
Csc. to 81 25.-Novelties in Plated Silk.
Sl.35 to i l.o9.-Soyelties in spun silk
S2.Gs to s5.-Novelties in Raw silk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
Fast BLACK HOSE FoH 1890.

An advance is made by the Offering Of Fast Black
Boot sttern Hose-Hose with indelible black and
ank and uppers in the colors. Let point to
some extra good values:
40 CENTS PAIR.-Medium Weight silk Finish
Cotton Hose with warranted black feet and
and fancy striped and plain color uppers-
40 CENTS PAIR-Fast Black Silk Finish Isle
Hose in plain and ribbed uppers in all the spring
time colors
as CENTS APAIR.-Fast Black Paris Novelty Hose
Uppers all shades including tints Of the follow
ing: Light Green, Light and Medium Blue Pink
Pongee Tan. Gray. Art Green. Yellow. Red. Flesh
Prune, Dahlia, Lavender, Heiiotrope. &C. The dvid-
Jug line where the Colored Uppers and Black Ankles
meet is prettily hand embroidered in silk Some with
clusters of tiny>stripes.
AT 25 CENTs.-Is Q bargain for the Boys. War
ranted Fast Black Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose with
double knees. and heels Sizes from to 10 in
elusive, at only 200
THE PALAIS ROYAL
CONTINUED belowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
FoR FnrnAr. FrpRuARr Z.

FoR FRIDAY. FEBRuARY z.
POSITIVELY FOR TOMORROW ONLY.
SOC. MEMS scARFs FOR 25c-Among them nearly
ten dozen scarfs that sold for SOC.
LACEs AT 10 PER CENT DISCoUNT.-wew want
You to learn where's the best variety Of the
dyke Laces for Dress trimminss That's WIZ 10 per
cent on the marked price tomorrow.
Soc POCKET BOOKS FOR S9c.-Did you ever be-
fore real seal p b. for 5oc.s The real seal II
always perfect black the imitation liable to turn
rusty hooking. We offer the best bargain In the
partment tomorrow 1t 4 cents less than cost You
might call il bride TO tempt you 20 our exhibition Of
new leather goods.
Soc FANS FOR 2oc-These are identical to the
ladies' 500 quill feather fans but are in ohiidrens
nze. Where il fan headquartsrsi
sl.5O UMBRELLAS FOR o.. 39.-These are 2s-inch
Gloria" Umbrellas. The written guarantee for one
year speaks sloQusnly for them.
25c. vINAIGRETTEs FOR I5c.-dlass Bottles for
Smelling salss. Are they cut glass! That's question
it'll puzzle You to answer. even when you see them
15c. sPoNGEs FOR 5c.-Practically giving each
visitor 70 the Toilet Article Department two car arss
Worth II the department creates the impression We
think it will
soc. HENhIETTAS FOR 69c.-Better quality than
last years s5c goods and variety Of shades make
even Al artist open his eyes in wonder Such shades
nature and in art, but before in Dress Goods
SOC. BRAIDs FOR 39c.-Just the trimming for the
Henriettas at cost price for day We are not selling
by the piece; only . dress length This to whom il
may concern.
TIC. RIBBONS FOR 14oL-our best bargain lowered
in price for tomorrow. GG and Moire Ribbons with
Satin edge. in White, Cream, Black and all colora.
Width No. L.. which is inches wide.
$3.50 JACKETS FOR &5.-Just what il required
for this season Stout Ladies viii be fitted a. the
garment were made TO order.
Csc CORSET COVERS FOR 4ec.-once we get YOU
on the second floor satisfied that you'll be con.
slant visitor But how to tberes For tomorrow.
Cambria Corset Covers in all Styles that are marked
Csc. for 4ec. Aroom for trying on. We want you to
try one on.
sl25 GLovESFoR S5o.-Ifwe can induce You to try
the Palais Royal Gloves tomorrow we won't have to
ask you in the future That's why Ladies' Genuine
French Kid Gloves Pigskin Gloves and Undressed Kid
Gloves and Mems Automatic Fastening Dogskin
Gloves at Wholesale prices
49c. Isle HOSE FOR 39c.--when You read below
OF the new 4ec Hose don't forget you may bug one or
two pairs tomorrow at SEC pair.
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MoHArRs Fnon ENGLAND
Erft exc E Enf Enst ": s.s
PIP EE EhR ERR Sss
: EKB & & 4 3 ssss

Old ocean has Kicked mp lots Of fuss thess past few
months. Nearly all Of our importatons have been de-
lAyed In delivery In Consequence OF the extrsme
weather We have just been able to open OR foreign
purchases of Black and Colored Mohairs, Alpacaa
Briantines, sud Sicihsnnea Everything was for the
best Strange, but mp went the Prices soon after We
placed order. II does not Affect II al-not a
long these purchases have just opened hold out
people very much in price. AT present thoueh--bus
you compsre prices and those you are ssked else
where, and viii have very rood idea of what our
promptness in placing orders has saved you.
Now - to what came over in this last shipment:
IN BLACKS
We have
27inch Alpaca-snd only ssk Csc yard for IT,
A2-inch notwithstanding sxtra-as SOC .
yard.
42-inch Of better value ut so1<c.-snd still, nner
grade-same width-st 75c yard
42-inch sicilienne-only 75c yard
42ineh Tsmise-soft and liyht-T5c. yard.
42inch briliiantine-A perfect sem Of newest 81
yard
Another quality 42inch sicilienne-bet.er Of course
And Tsmiss-ssms width-ssms prics-s1-very
p Nov ssI'Sng these Ar: some Of Prss.ley O.
mi Would Sos be fss sS Sss'' i Il:
IN CoLoRs
-. There Is
ID plain solid shades to .how You 'n'''' "
42-inch Gace Mohsir in six shades. all new spring
ones. at Zoe. yard
42-inch Plain Mohair-colors-but all fresh ones
Zoe yard
We hay pieces q Striped Moh.i. in newborn de-
Simply TO remind you again that other folks prices
are -and ours will have to be too after this mporta
ton has been distribu ed-ouRht be sufficient 10
move you In hurry. We cannot hold them long such
qualities and 1t such prices UiU be active.
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING,n
9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Established 1870. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

The House rules have been 20 defective for
many years past that pretty nearly everybody
has favored some changes by which the public
business could be better transacted There
has never been, however, any concert of &C.
ton. Politics and other things have produced
differences and prevented any agreement upon
. workable set Of rules. The straw that broke
the camefs back was the excessive flibustering
Of the last House-flibustering by party and
flibustering by single individual The coun-
try could stand httls Of this sort Of thing, be-
cause the rights Of q minority were somehow
believed to be involved, and for a long time
the vindication Of those rights vas supposed to
be Of more consequence than the orderly
progress of business. But the tactics Of OBJ
suuction were carried to the EXTREMIST extreme
when one man or q mere handful OF men could
in qualification Of . within check entirely the
public business and deprive the House Of all
power TO act /. was seen that II this was par
lianentary right then in the interest Of the pub
lie parliamentary right had to be curtailed.
VARIOUS plans have been considered and prece-
dents from state legislatures and the British
parliament have been adduced At last the
committee on rules Of the present House have
agreed upon a new code of rules which entirely
cut OF the flibuster, wiping out all diiatory
motions whatever, pronounced by the Speaker
10 be such. 1t remains to be seen IL the new
code, radical one way AZ the last was radical
another, be Just the code best adapted for the
purpose. All such things are tentative, neces-
sariiy. The democrats will, of course, fight
these new rules with all the power left to them
under Speaker Reeds construction OF his du-
ties - presiding officer. Their hostility cannot
avail If the republicans have quorum present
when the question is finally settled. The people
viii be glad that rules are to be adopted, and
the public desire for House of Representa-
tives that has not voluntarily relinquished its
legislative functions is sufficiently strong to
prevent any general protest against even very
radical rules that tend to enable the House to
do business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

FoR OSE WEEK.
FOR ONE WEEK.
FOR ONE WEEK.
JULIUS LANsBuRGH.
18th and Sta,
VIII Offer the Following
SPECIAL BARGAINS:
LACE CURTAINS
25 pair Swiss Curtains. 81 yds long, % per pair
so pair Frillededge Chamber Curtains, reduced from
s.. 80 to 81 81 per pair
40 pair Frilled- edge Chamber Curtains. extra fine
quality. reduced from 81. 80 to 90. 80 per pair
PoRTIERIEs.
LATEST SHADES. NEW EFFECTS
100 pair Vienna Chenille Porteres3 shades reduced
from %. 80 to ST. 40 per pair.
They are Of extra length and width and for the
PRICE AND QUALITY
Cannot be Excelled-
ENTIRE STOCK OF TAPESTRIES REDUCED
From 25 to so Per Cent Below Former Prices
French Stripe Tapestries from 75c TO "a per I'd
Silk Stripe Tapestries, in all shades, from to
s15 per I'D.
SMYRNA RUGS.
500 Smyrna Rugs, IT. q in. by it.. patterns, re-
duced to 81. 10 each.
$50 Smyrna Rugs 316 IT., q patterns, reduced to
cal each.
900 Smyrna Rugs 4x7 it.. 8 patterns. reduced to
60. 80 each.
These Rugs are Of FINE QUALITY NEW PAT
TERMS aud COLORINGS. aud without doubt
worth double the price.
ART SQUARES.
ART SQUARES.
ALL-WOOL INGRAM ART SQUARES
256x3 yds. Reduced from 81 80 to So
2yfls Ra.ln frn,, a fSS
3x3h yds. Reduced from $40. so to SO. so
SUPERIOR QUALITY.
CHOICE PATTERNs.
IMMENSE REDUCTION
In CARPETS of ali GRADES
ELtGANT COL0RINGS.
CHOICE EFFECTS.
FURNITURE
800 Solid Oak Chairs. 81 each.
200 Cherry, Oak aud I'm. Nah. Tables. g.. SO each
500 Rockers, all styles and finishes from 81 up.
100 3-pc Solid Oak Chamber Suits. bevelsd plate
glass, S.4.
GREAT REDUCTION
In SIDE BOARDS.
IS different styles. from $40 up
Mahogany Oak and Antique OAK, hs pdsomely carved
aud with beveled plate glass.
MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE OF EVERY DE-
SCRiPTION.
WALL PAPERS and
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
JULIUS LANsBURaH.
II 18th and SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

The theory, recognized in no physics except
legislative physics, that member Of a body
may be present and absent at the same time
has received death blow in the Montana SEN
ate, a. well as in the national House Of Repre-
ssntatives, Lieut. Governor Richardson holding
that it was not necessary for a man TO vote in
order 10 be present when the mensper himself
vas there to affirm in person that he was not
present This decision smashed the Montana
dAadloek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

With only portion Of the states heard Fl ON
and the regular army not counted, this great
and glorious republic Of ours shows fighting
force Of s,052 officers and l03, 2s2 men, with a
reserve Of 7,S52,l71- The attention of foreign
potensates is respectfully called to these figures
end they are warned to pause and consider.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
AT COST.
FRENCH GAuZES.
FOR
EVENING WEAR.

In order to make room for our spring purchases We
have made large reductions in all our Evening Goods
and will offer them at and below cost. These Goods
being all and Of the latest designs are most desir-
able for
BALL, DINNER AND EVENING WEAR
46-inch Striped Gsuzss with Silver and Gold Tinsel
Gold. Gray and Silver. Black and Silver. Reduced 10
&c.; former price d.
45-inch Fancy striped Causes IN Cream and Cold
Blue and Silver. Pink and Gold Blue and oold Maize
and Gold. Black and Gold. Reduced to 0Oc. former
price sl.25.
45-inoh Chenille Striped Causes. with Tinsel, In
White and SILVER and Cream and Gold. Rsducsd 70
o1.66: former price %.
46-inch Embroidered 0auzss. With Satin Stripes. In
Cream. Blue. Pink. Cardinal. Gray and Naisa Re-
ducsd 70 e2.25; former price ears.
Two Pieces Of Very Handsome Emhroidarsd lfous-
sslins de- soe. in Pink and Blus ~ yards eaoh. 46
inches vide. The regular pzses Of which was olo Re-
duesd 70 %.
46-inch Rloa Striped Nets In Hlus, Msisa Nils ana
Cardinal. Reduced to u; former pstes sl.s6.
Many shers Lsagths u half prses
We nyits early inspectioa Of thass eooda hseoep
The sasossnsnt Of coaorings ars broksn.
4 q. DAVIS.
&si 7ls Market spscs. corner 9Th II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

The proposed increase by the number of sew
snty-sight vessels of the French navy. already
The fines. in the world exeep. the English, is
Clearly indicative Of Gallo appreciation of the
perilous situation in Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

One case year in I79O-sl. Fifteen hundred
cases single session in Isss-9o That il the
way the Supreme Court has grown. Give the
great tribunal relief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
F. F. 4 4 { E. 4 4 4 ::
II II So T z! = { E..

And about prices Pu'ais Royal prices spoken
Of something peculiar Why il it Is it not because
. cash business makes possible less profit than 10
Necessary to the merchants whose business largely
credit! Doesnrs cash business also enable the mer-
chant to buy advantageouslyf Isn't this the why
Of Rnlais Royal pTIoe6
THE PALAIs ROYAL
fConfinuaa holowN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

The Montana deadlock is broken, but nobody
knows how long deadlock will stay that way,
20 great are its recuperative powers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

peadlocks and worlds fairs and Congress
sionai instructions seem to have crowded
David Bennett. Hill on, Of the public eye for q
brief season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
OFFICE OF
WOODWARD q LOTHROP.
Cor. l1th and y sta nv.
THURSDAY. FrsEuAxr 6, 1890.

Tomorrow, Friday. win b Remnant
Day" - usual. 1t is impossible not 10 have
Remnants" ~Odd Sizes" and the nka n
We allowed them 10 Accumulate you would
notice itin moment II u absolutely nscss-
sary that W should keep the stock entirely
free from such accum alation, and 10 do 20
We make the price low enough 10 cause the
immediate sale Of the "Rsmnant," ~Odd
Size" or whatever Il 10 the frst Friday 10 10
put on sale. We have been unusually busy
the past i've days for this season Of the year,
and - result have quito . quantity Of
Short Lengths, Odd Sizes, Small Lots. &C..
TO close out Friday. Do not lose sight Of
this fact Our Remnants Are different from
the usual run Of Store Remnants, for the
reason that we do not allow them to remain
unsold long enough to become undesirable:
in fact We have no Old rrRsnants ut all
0urs are fresh clippings Of this seasons
most stylish and desirable Fahrics, or 'tOdd
Sizes" Of seAsonsble snd desirable gar
ments.
In Friday mornings "Post'' Ne shall
enumerste two columns Of Remnants"
which will equal In worth and reasonable
ness any attractions offered previous
FridAya
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06

II ERvAND
Il ENaRAyEK AND LITHoaRAPHEg.
lO12 PA. AVE
tsstiES ezSos neatly slSysyeu irvua your plata ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-06
CONTINUED belo'
1890 SPRING UspERwEAR.

AoOV SPhlN6 ONDEhWEAh
The American Hosiery Companys Celebrated Body
fitting Endorsements for the spring arc here
in variety and prices that enables the Paas Royal
to challenge the competition Of its giant competitors
in Philadelphia. Chicago and New York.
The almost Celebrated French Underwear-.C
G"-is also here The Vests from Soc mp; Pants
from zoe up. The shape Of these garments insures
durability and comfort in more ways than one
We also make specially Of Ribbed Underwear for
spring wear and invite inspection Of the goods atey
received
Some garments with the Richeleu or extra vide
rib; others with graduating ribs Others of very nne
and close ribbing.
Blue. Cream. Ecru. White. All sizes. FUN length
The extra size garments measuring within two inches
Of three feet In length.
AT as CENTs.-Ribbed vosts. with high nscka An
sixsa Three Of these garments for q.
AT 20 CENTS.-kibbed Lisle Vests. Low necka
Unusually good quality 1t the prica
AT 6s CENTs-Riboed SILK Vests. In White and
Colors. All sizes.
AT as oRNTs.-Rfbbed SILK Vests Of quality that
retsasd last at S5c Prettiiy nnished 1t neck
and sleeves with good quality ribbons The coio in
cluds new tinss Of Old Rose Heliotrope. Nile Green,
Sapphire. Old Gold. Cardinal. Coral. Yellow. Ecru
Flesh Lisht Blue.
AT Is CENTs.-Ribbsd Spun silk Vests. With high
At e1a5. oLAs. sl.os. q. se4s. s2.75. O.. 80
O.. l9-Ribbsd silk vestA with long. short md No
sleeysa; high end low necka without question tie
most complsss stock In this CITY, All the latest shsdss
snA stylsa sm0ng which srs TIE new Tussors Ribesd
vss6.
TIE PALAls ROYAL
A LIsNKR
Corner 18th st and Pa svs. Is