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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25
EsrATE OF FREDERICK W. KEEL


SALE OF ACCOUNTS.
Notice il hereby giveS tina, by virtne OF sn orde,
Of the County court Of Rock lsiand county Illinois
made this day on the petition OF the undersigned
Administrative Of the estate Of Frederick W. KEEL
lersirase. deceased, shall. on Tnesday, February
18TH A. ID. 1890 81 the ho1r Of three O'Clock IN the
afternoon Of said day sell ~ public auction the
north door Of the Court house In the ciiy Of Rock
Island in said county, To the highest bidder for
cash certain accounts and notes belou gax to said
estate list Of which IL Gle In the ssd oouri
TO which list reference may be had by all persons
interested.
Rock Island, Illinois, February ith. 1890
MARC .RET d. kELLKRSTRASs.
Administrative.
z. W. HURsT Atty for Administrative
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

With Ely's Cream Balm = child can b
treated without pain or dread and with
perfect safety. Try the remedy. IL cures
eatarrh. hay fever snd colds IN the head
IL u easily applied into the nosirils. and
gives relief with the fret application
Price SOC
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

Mi" Flora McFlimsey. of Madison
square. must have hard time, getting
along In swell society. with 40 few
clothes--but they say she always man.
aged TO keep pretty well supplied with
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

Chsnge your ways. then: Rlzzle-
There's nothing like meeting trouble
bravery" Dszzle--''I never meet trou :
BILE; IL always seems TO be going my
way
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

A monument has been erected 1, the
Gar Nicholas on the banks Of the oan-
ube. just at the spot where the Ru sian
army crossed the river in 1925 10 night
Turkey.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

FOT beauty, for comfort. for improve
meut 81 the complexion. use only
Pozzoui's Powder: there il nothing equsl
10 r.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

A E,Srtios Of CasuEeef n D-p<p.
spseebss have g0ss Ento book f0rr. sri
issY yi8 - serTsd CID ~ disrers rz1oss
fr1z SsE YORK.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

Lady doctor young and fair Please
tzrn Jour head little Nascalire pa
tent Ali dear. 700 have already turned
IL -
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25
SON Coo, for sails

At my yard. corner Of Eleventh street
and Tenth avenue. Ct ten cents per lush
ell. B. DAVENPORT EsTHT
Aug. 80. 1889.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

Teacher-"Now. my children. We will
parse the sentence. John refused tn. pie.
Tommy Jones. what Is john" Ton my-
"A darned fool"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

This IL the grave u Oss ~so died for
conviction "YOa don't szy go Yes
he sss c0uEisfei Of mgrseT in the nr.i
degree ard they hanged blm
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

Lady OF the house-"Csn you saw
woodf" Tramp--"No. maam; but can
see IT," exit tramp
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

Never ask = woman what she is doing
when she il trying 10 sing.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25

Spare the rod and le, the a.b .;orT d,
the work
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25
A n ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
Repeating an Ordinance, En-
titled, IAN Ordinance Prosid
ing for the Adoption OF the
Eight Hour Labor System fol
Contract Work Done by the
City of Rock Island"
Be u C,ydainsdJ ~ ne Guy oovnel Of re CITY q,
Rect IslaNa:
Sc. 1. Tia; an ordinance, entitled, "Au orii
nance providing for the adoption Of the eigts
bpar labor system for contract work done BY IN,
Try % Rock Isisndr pas-ed November 4. isss
approved b. Wm- NeCoDochie. Mayor, be ans
the sane 10 hereby repealed
sec. 2 This ordinances shAIl be enforees from
and after its pAs.azs
Passed February II Is1D.
Approved:
WN. AcCoNOCHIg,
Attest: RoBEBT KoEHLEp NSyor
tssAli City Clerk
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-25
FARM AND GARDEN.
sosvLss svssEcTs TREATED ~ a
PRACTICAL HsasEs-

H. sss - . B>-.- - f.1.s-s<1 ~ 90
T--es- G>- - o-ss--,r o.-<-Y-- r.y
s~<ss rh~s<ty - - . c-v-.ss ss-.
$500 - - fis--s-.sL.-
A sEr~rt boys~slss. visS 49, esrsfsfIy
s1s.1.>y3 a. aslssstzs - tor.ss - 15gsrszf
49,. esa iSSzs psssty so1lrztsiY bD~
80 snT snisEsi -. 81 l>ast ~ - = ce-sais
go. To nasks Is p1asiAts fDr osSissry
sks>sysrS - rasks a. syEryrjarss@ gSssss.
Hs5tesi Ctzsscs fsrriss,es fhs st.sss ksrs
gwen. visk sEtfanssso.s - f4flDsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-15

There 10 some danger, apparently, that the
attorney for the District of Columbia will be
oyerworked. When appointed he expressed
the opinion that he could be of service to the
District, of course outside Of his legal duties,
by appearing for it before committees OF Con-
gress. And now it is stated that he il required
.AServe. also outside of his legal duties, az q
sSlrcher into the political antecedents of army
engineers. The duties which the Law requires
Ct the attorney for the District are laborious
and e1acting. if faithfully performed; and
especially is this the case since the code SIM
plifying the District laws. which the attorney
for the District confidently expected when he
Was appointed, has not up to the present time
been enacted. 1t Is unfair TO the Districts
legal adviser and unfair to the District to i'm
pose upon the former, possibly 70 the detri-
ment Of his legal work. the irrelevant labors Of
lobbyist and political go-between.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-15

Gen Boynton in q dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gnsette, published elsewhere in The STAR, gives
the weigh. Of his Endorsement to the project Of
a purchase by the government of land south of
the avenue for the accommodation of the
needed additional public buildings. If this
plan we're carried out triple benefit would be
conferred upon the capital An unsightly
portion Of the city's area would be made at
tractive, an undesirable element Of population
would be deprived Of lodgment in a conspicuous
position near the business center, and the
means would be supplied Of satisfying the
capitals urgent need for more public build
ings, which has recently received thoughtful
confederation in the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-15

JULIUS LAsspuRoH.
18TH AND STREETS.
THIS WEEK
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS
Each in the UPHOLSTERY. CARPET and FURNI-
TURE DEPARTMENTS. as follows:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
BARGAIN No 1.
5000 "a rds Muslin at 25c. per yard; suitable for
Curtains Drspery and Decorative purposes.
BARGAIN No.2
$500 yards Madras At Csc Per yard colcred and
Figured; very desirable for Curtains and Drspsry.
BARGAIN Nos
300 yards Tapestry. Reduced from sl.75 to 9oc.
Der yard.
$50 yards Tapestry. Reduced from o. to 81 per
yard.
These goods are Of very fne quality, Exquisite Col
orngs Rich Designs and worth double the price to
which they have been reduced.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
BARGAIN Mol.
500 Smyrna Rus.. AT feet Reduced from slo to
&c. 30; extra quality.
BARGAIN No. 2.
200 English Art Squares. ah13 yards. Reduced
from $3.50 to s5.
BARGAIN No.a
1000 Hsssoeks. made up Of the best Mosustts and
Brussels carpets
MoQuettes......-............4 Oc. each.
.25c. each.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
BARGAIN MOI.
100 OAK SUITES. PIECES, se7.
These suites made Of solid oak. very finely I'm.
ished have large beveed plate glass aud are worth
much more.
BARGAIN No. g.
$50 SOLID OAK CHAIRS, CANE SEAT, al EACH
BARGAIN No. 8.
lot ANTIQUE OAK and IMITATION MAHOGANY
ROCKERS. s3.25 and 1915 each Former price,
"a. so and 90
Owing to the dullnsss Of the season
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
are also being offered in the
WALL PAPER DEPARTMENT
Low PRICES. THOROUGH WORKMANSHIP
JULIUS LANsBuRoH.
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MoSDArs GREArEsr SURPRISE.


five except the Dress Goods here is Mondays great.
, est surprise
II CENTS for the 25c. Ribbed VESTS. Thirty.dve
cents worth of actual value Note the length of the
large szes-they within two inches of three
feet long. And the colors: Blue. Pink. Cream and
White And the r.bbons at neck and sleeves. Not
than three to each customer.
20 CENTS for the 75c. Ribbed Vests. These are
heavier silk than the Vests last season at 81 cents
Blue, Pink. Cream, Lemon. White Old Rose, Salmon.
Nile, Lavender Cardinal. Yellow. &c. Only nifty
dozen. Three the limit to each
Sl49 for Dr. Warmers 81. SO Spring Weight Natural
Wool Vests and Pants They seconds" but those
who obtain first choice will fail to find defects.
ARTISTIC COTTON UNDERGRADUATES
To make your spring dress perfect fit you require
perfect fitting underwear. There is art displayed in
the shaping Of our undervarments will be demon.
stated You will select underwear here before trying
on your new corset. Monday special prices are:
o9 CENTS for the Csc. Hand embroidered French
Percale Chemises
~ CENTS foy the Csc Cambria Corset Covers finely
trimmed with lsces embroidery.
SL2o for the $1.39 Hemstitched NightyownS
These have the new high sleeves and yokes Of sold
tucks
sL6s for the 81 90 Skirts. The l4-inch ruft,e has
4S-lhch lorchon lace edge, tucks. 3h inch lace in
sertion and tucks above. The scrapper rifle and
yoke band feature
40 CENTS for S9c. skirt. The muslin the width
the quality of the deep embroidery rufas must be
noted before you properly appreciate this q Skirt
OF the credit stores
SI2o GLOVES FOR ONLY So CENTS.
The special prices for ..Paais Royam Gloves terr,i.
mates this evening. The foiuSinx special prices
terminate Wednesday:
30 CENTS for 1925 qualify Real French Kid
gloves every pair WARRANTED; tried on at our risk
80 CENTS or Csc. Lndres sed Kid Mousquetaires in
the new Grays. Tans, Browns &c.
SO CENTS for the Genuine Pig Skin Mousouetaires.
in all coiors and Fast Black
S5CENTs for tho Si.25 Castor Beaver Mousoue.
taires, in all shades.
reuuction Is to attract custom and REGULAR
special SALE
ABOUT THE NEW RIBBONS.
The New Velvet Ribbons are the trimming for
Chaiiie Dresses Here's price list for Black:
fk Sss::5s e & & loe T., isse .ssc aoe
Here follow prices for CoiOred Velvet Ribbons:
f fSss -. & s lie &c ,55c aS..
And here the prices for the silk Back Black Velvet
Ribbons:
f fSs;s: :rGe re dc a55e &c Sc 4 1s
Aud now come prices OF the Colored:
f fs.;,:: :: PC a5ss asss 4 ss lls
- variety unsqualed outside of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-15

Notice is taken Of the fact that fewer political
dead beass infest the capital than heretofore
has been the case At the beginning Of Con.
gress, and credit is awarded to the civil service
reforms that have been instituted here under
the Pendleton statute. True it 10 that the me
vho apply for Office through examination are
= higher type than those who used TO bangle
around the hotels and boarding houses and an
noy Congressman and Officers Of the depart
msnts. How the American people patiently
endured the old order Of things, spoils service
growing worse every year, 90 long - they did
IL not understandable except on the known
fact Of the conservatism Of the race we belong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-15

The United States court Ut Baltimore con-
vicsed twenty three out Of twenty-five of the
Sssasaa rioters. The three yet TO be tried for
sonsptring and melting the murder that was
committed viii plead guilty next week to
granddaughter. These cosvicts and prisoners
we're negro laborers at the Navassa Island
guano works and, complaining of i'll treatment
from the white supervisor, mutinied aud shot
ous Of them named AAhon. The sentence of
the court may be pronounced next week. in
which event notable series Of criminal trials
viii have been concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-15
Town Talk
AND MARKET REPORTS.
Established 1870.

GIRLs-Lively and beautiful. still in great demand
MN 1Etlose, bat little u AZ pOes long
Oraslys, lolO-l2 9Th ST. NV.
~ NJ AEN-Oiten unsteady, but ealOying their
wire sprllg beds at ga
tkAIH Ehs-Liyht ana going out fl eely at 5Oc aud
DC per ID square and long pillows. &c.
MAN AAS-Lnset.esi.a awaiting nikhtr bids
rhE>h fEl.S-hegy active and slIppery.
baBiE~-Sniarter than ever before aud delighted
WIN iHslr new carriages IRON Grnsty's, because
hlainlia saved pocket money 10y Inns lowest prices.
FAhLDhS-halr csotn ana ~ ush suits quoted only
.! tErssty at S2G.5O 20 : $50.
IEA 81 lS-rng!Ish decorated, SO pieces, beautiful
goods, by Orazty. only SO
list decoration, > 81.
~ MBLElis-Clear glass goods, 6 for l3c
ofhiNu LLDS--DoUbae single, SIC; woven
ware 40, 81 ~ at Grosty's
bt.fAD-bread boxes. 45c., Soc. and &c. Best
sooCs. lao ilstter what 1t 1--we wlh show you
winch eide Of your bread has the butter on a. We
W. ile eEd o SLOW you around AID Promise polite
saS any ngiy words you, but make some one else
sea- you cheap u cost me rUund sum ~ PRINT this
c;rd ana II son fll tO take advantage of the duce-
lents am offering you ouly blaIne yourself aul
those Who doubt Longest lose most We give q car
fare Win every bill OF SOU AID more, Law aside
ali doubts and come and see
GRASTY. The Pusher,
15lo-l2 9Th 1t. nv.
Furniture. China. Glass. Tin and Stone Ware. &C.,
cheal Tor NASH Ja2s-3m
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Bur Hosrrrr
F. F. F F. IT, IT, 81 IT. VIZ
: EHs I kks \ So

II you read this list csrcfully-you viii no, wonder
why ne extend yon this invitation II Igces sell rooas
WI 10 have eare 70 he os.5I,,,s Tbe h, us, IS
look At the better Al win us We canno, die
pair Of Hose IN the house We don { eIsSe yos .sSs
your Ss :, wan s rs a c sSO bur a .
:, frasa-coWpSr ed with fihsIs-s.1
should think yon would just as soon he Wiling 10
buy lame horse because he few dollars CHEAPER
Yoa Sss so sSas as Ss sSx .ss to ~
ightsi-they ~slg eoine isterba, the medium .hefS
-Tssrsae from now TIL melting weather
.hern.d n -wSntcrcct -ssc pSr, Or ; or o.
high sphced heels aud toes-:SSc. -3ior sl.
!. ins finer Grades Al 5oc. and Sc.
soc. INV '"'iN""s Va"
Ilsle rhread-Fsst Blaek-plain ct zoe Drop
sns az i-'he saline Two other grades OF Iisle-sscI
Han p lat Hose-two qualtie.sl and sIes
49, '"A nose IRON 81. 80 10 sou. None better
80 much for the plain effects. Now the Fancy Pa,
iui regular made. The run evenly and An rsgAt
h,t ~ make them comic rtable AID portect
si.k Plated in Gray and rans-sl.
pnss iterns Of fa~t black with colOred top-silk-
lAsles ON the same order a, soc
Pc. six IN Bronze ANA Gray~apd in hos, of o,h.r
delicate shades 40 NV " '''~
lancy striped Hose at 25c.-The dyes are the best
knowh 70 the cheml-t-snd relIahe
sr, se'S ~, ra,r ,or Trades OF Fancy Ho-esrs
that are most Harmonious Ia their
they too. 80" f-''NA-
freilch b.ibrisgsn-25. 81. 50 and zoe In pin
s,pef a. -oc spiId ooots of TanS sea- browns and
SsNS Is u = with hlga spliced heels-.l.,e
lie OXFORD Gay-double so!,si-.,Og
~ IN looking over our s;ock ina rome Chidren's
Hose IN o2ts. % and 3c. grades that are ali rxht
SuAIlty sleakins-t,ut tue Patterns don't take-Ms
nave hathed thein sll 21c Some Ladies Black I>sles
u-t nave hvt sold as t.Iey should We have reIaced
then iron and s.Dc. To 5Uc
MEMS HALF HOsE
ltabrilSan-good. toO-o5c
fine Cotton. stripe, 80 h aud ,Qc
Isles IN solid COlOrs and stripes III and galSr
Sdik Pl1ted-brOnze and Mudes-.JOc
Black Sik-sl.
BOYS AND MISSES
stalnless biack q To 3 year sizes-oJc Aud all the
lrSh Insk With the dOsbe knees, heels and toes ia
Stockings ~ w AA'N"sS
ih.t is All We have 10 sayThe stockings themselves
"ih Tel Tie rest u the story better tlan We can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-15

nm Monon again. Two trains sent against
each other by wrong orders from the train dis
catcher. Two railway employees killed and six
persons painfully injured Yesterday, near
Mitchell, Indiana. The Law should dispatch
some Of these train dispatcher who send srous
orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-15

The Virginia House Of Delegates might we'll
overlook technical objections TO the scsion Of
Tie Conmittee on Elections upon the Australian
ballot bill The report Of the committee was .
sensibie one. The legislature OF the Old Do
ninion will do no wiser and more creditsbls
thing this year than to enact the measure a. its
eoa<ibusion to the vast volume OF legislative
and political reform that 10 charac teristic Of the
se0non-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-15

Regulation OF the telegraph d better than
ownership by the government II viii coat Les
and be more elective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-15

III 3. rrLIoN, LOAN OFFICE. 1918 PA. AVE
H. w. Established 1870. The only accused Pa m
1roksr IN the pistriet Money iosnsd ON Watches.
pfsmcncx, yevelry silver Ware and other yaluabls.
sX6old Watches and other uprrdeeulsd p.eugcs ia
SEsst ss<ssS o. ssry lsw pricss- kl3-6uas
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SATURDAY. FEpnu.rv Is. 1880.

u -
Never before have cur preparations fora
SEASONS trade been upon more extensive
scale. 1t is our determination to exhibit the
choicest of the spring season's productions.
Particularly do We refer 10 Printed mdis.
China and Surah Silks, Novelty Wool Fab
RIGS, Exquisite Pattern Robes, Eleesnt Yel-
vets, High-cIass Black Goods and Fancy
Imported and Domestic Wash Goods.
Monday We shall make u special "Open-
inG' display Of these goods
New importation OF Real India, China and
French SILKS III the handsomest line of color
priutiugs yet shown in this city. Not doz-
ems, but hundreds Of patterns from which TO
select. Exclusive patterns, too, We must
have flrst rick and control them for WASH
ington. Tie ground shades embrace every
fashionable spring tint, printed in flower
patterns, set designs, sprays, zig-zag lines,
&C. Striped and Printed Wash SuraLs IN
most attractive colorinvs.
Black Goods will he fashionable this
spring. and we nave exerted extra efforts to
secure the choicest OF the seasons entire
Productions. Monday We shall place on
sale five exquisite patterns Of Black SATIN
striped silk Grenadines, which We shall
offer at the pol ular price of Sl.25 per yard.
these maze elegant Dresses and will be ex-
tensively worn by the deyotees of fashion.
Excellent quality Of Plain Black Silk
GreGaiiae at dollar per yard.
Apacas, MOhairs. Biillartines, Sicilians
SILK warp Cnrystaliette. GlOrioso. Tamise-
whichy All of them are more or less the
same The difference is in the weight
quality and weave. Tie finish of them all
is silky, and the beauty Of the finish-i,s
softne 81 and brilliancy is due 30 the fneness
of the quality.
We shall fully maintain our reputation for
having the best stock OF High-clSss Black
Goods in the city.
On Monday We shall have q special display
OF h inc SpriLg Dress Goods and Robes. As
an extraordinary attraction we shall offer
two qualities Of i6-inch Silk finished Pure
wool Henrietta Cloths ut G5c and 81 per
yard We call them extraordinary because
both are an extraordinary quality fur the
price. Equally as elegant in appearance a.
the SIlk-warp henrietta and Just rs salts
factory in wear. We show them in the very
latest spring shades and draw special stteu-
ton to The exquisite Petunias. Lilacs. He'll
otropes and Layeaaers il h=ht, medium
aud dark torres: also the Piums, Serpent,
Sappho. Old Rose, Fawns. Taas, Suedes
Ciarets, Light Browns, Smokes. Pearls Sill
yer Grays, Drabs. &c. Ii is a triumph in
buying and al opportunity to secure an ele-
gan; Spring Dcess of which You should
taHe advantage.
lEirst foor, second annex.)
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP.
no Cor. llth and F SITS. n W
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TIE Pal a 1sERi&I])\4'Al..

Here are two Dress Lengths
where. First bold but happy
and Red; second, exquisite tints
plaid 81 cents yard for an Ex
idea. to lead on With mention Of
writer and he'll point ont novel
supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-15

which have no counterpart else.
combination in . rlAid Of Old Rose
Of three Heliotropea, forming Q
elusive Dress. But what Q funny
two Dress Lengths. Follow the
ties from An almost iuexhaustible
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Special NOTICE.

The copy for the lower half OF this column was sen,
in too late for publication 1t contained descriptions
of the following Novelty Dress Goods which arrived
in Washington this morning and which are 20 be on
sale at The Palais Regal on Monday.
Band Border Mohairs ct Soc
500 Fieces Challies at 2Oc
Striped English serses q, SOC.
Band Border French Serves at SOC
The New "Prunelle" Cloth at Csc.
Spring Shades FailIe Francaise at IL.
New Figured Chins Silks at 81.
Plain Co,ors for Dresses at 7oc.
Good Quality sor Fancy Work, SOC.
Fancy surah Silks for Trimming, s5c.
AND
IN BLACK DRESS GOODS;
4o-inch Black Brilantines At SOC
75c. Quality Mohair sicilians for SOC.
g. Quality Brilliantnes for 75c
Satin Stripe Henriet:as for s5c
Band Border Black serses at ella
Special Lot Black surshs At Soc
Combination Lot Black Silks at al
NorEM
re- The descriptions Of these Dress Goods ana the
sven why the prices are 20 unusually low II
published would make it apparent that unusual bar
gains are be offered at the Pslais Royal on Monday
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Youn Spnrso Dnrss

On Monday. February IL, there's
q The newly srrived Drsss
articles which hslp 10 complete
play viii b NEST Interesting.
spring season viii b exhibited
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GsrAr DHrvr SALE.

GsrAr DHrvE SALE.
BEGINNING MONDAY MORNING
WE WILL SELL yoR ONE WEEK
THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS:
scrim, Sc gard Ponsee 1sc. Crushed Plush.
SLIPS: Embossed Nohair Plush. s1.5O. cut
from e2.50.
Lace Curtains from Csc mp. Our Stock Of
Laces 10 very large. and in order TO reduce it
will give you some great surprises. A large lot
of Portieres. to close ont. u $3.50 Bslsnce Of
stock st cost
Ingram Carpets, 42Hc., 52hc and 62,Sc.
yard Tapestry Brusssla 85c. and TIC. yard.
Roxbury Tapestry 1t 7sc yard. Body Brussels
eOc. and ellOysrd. MoQuette Carpets sl.25
yard.
1000 Smyrna Rugs of Best Quality must be
sold Mats. clio; 26-inch. sass; 3O-iuch.
s335; A.. s4.35. Our entire line Of Dashas-
tan Rugs, former prices from ol2. SO to $50
All reduced to % each.
S225O Antique Chamber Suites cut to
S195O. S2750 Antique Suites, large bevel
glass, cut to e25. Antique Suites, chivslve
dresser. Gao. Reduced for this sale to cas-
SEE OUR WINDOW.
Is PER CENT DISCOUNT ON all other
Chamber. Parlor. Dining Room. Once and
Library Furniture.
No goods will be booked at these prices. They
are for CASH ONLY on before delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-15
10
AT COST.
FRENCH GAUZEs.
FOR
EVENING WEAR

In order 20 make room for our spring purchases we
have INSIDE large reductions in sn our Evening Goods
and Viii offer them at ana below cost These Goods
being ali latest designs arr most desir-
able Tor
BALI. DINNER AND EVENING WEAR
45-inch Striped Gauzes with Silver and Gold Tnsel
III White aud Silver, Cream aud Gold, Cardinal and
Gold. Gray and Silver. Black and Silver. Reduced 70
Ste; former price al.
4o-inch Fancy Striped Gauzes in Cream and Gold,
Tue ana Silver, Pink and Cold Blue and Gold Maize
and Gold. Black and Gold. Reduced to 9uc former
price SIPS.
45-inch Chenille Striped GAUGES, with Tinsei in
White and Silver and Cream and Gold Reduced 10
Sl.G5; former price So.
46-inch Embroidered Gauzes with Satin Stripes In
Cream. Blue. PINK. Cardinal. Gray and Maize Re
dIeed TO 1913; former price s2.75.
Two lieces OF Very Handsome Embroidered Mons
seine de Sole. in Pink aud Blue. IA yards oach AZ
inches wide ,he regular price Of which was sIo Re-
anced TO So
45-nch Floss Striped Nets, in Blue Maize Nile aud
Cardinal. Reduced to 81; former price sl.35
Many Short Lengths at half price
We invite early inspection OF these goods before
the assor.-.ent OF coiorings are broken.