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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

One Of the New York accident insurance COM
panies, the misnamed Guaranty Mutual. was
found on Official investigation to have fifty
thousand dollars liabilities and less than two
hundred dollars in effects. Two other lnsur-
ance companies of that city doing a small BUSH
ness make something like the same showing.
These developments in the insurance business,
coming so soon after the wholesale bank
smashing, indicate a laxity of morals in man
agement of financial institutions and a care
lessness on the part of public officials charged
with the duty of examination that is alarming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

The Saxton ballot reform bill has been re-
ported fayorably in the New York senate, the
Tammany members of the committee dissent
ing. Senator Chase, the other democratic
member, made separate minority report
directing to the measure. not for what it con-
tains but on account of its omissions. He
favored a broad measure covering the entire
system OF elections" Between the ballot re-
formers and the friends Of Gov. Hill the differ
ence is narrowed down to the official ballot
which the Saxton bill aud all reformers insist
upon and which the opposition object to. The
logical position Of Senator Chase and those
who want to go further than the Saxton bill
goes is to support it as the best obtainable
thing at present, and to agitate afterward for
more thorough reforms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

The centenary Of the organization of the
Supreme Court to be celebrated tomorrow in
New York un Ter the auspices Of the State Bar
Association assisted by the American Bar As
ISOLATION, Is likely to be one event that the
metropolitan city will do itself justice in COM
memorating. The speeches on the occasion
will probably be Of a high order OF thought.
The rise o. the federal judiciary and its i'm
press on our institutions form subject O,
sranscendent interest to all lovers ofrepublican
government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

Kthere had been better building regulations
or better enforcement Of those in existence at
Boston the ten Italians burned yesterday would
have been alive today. Other modes of egress
and ingress than narrow wooden stairway are
necessary in building occupied by a number
OF persons. The house itself was mere shell.
as too many houses in all our cities are. The
American people seem to care nothing for
human life until after it is lost, and the loss it.
self Is forgotten in a day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

curious fact Just comes out. Fires de-
crease IN European cities as they increase in
American. Perhaps the reason is that we are
less careful than our ancestors, leaving too
much to the inefficient household servant and
to the hre service. 1t is limited that one cause
OF the increase is the large Insurance carried,
and the consequent temptation to take things
easy on the part Of the honest and to burn
themselves out on the part of the dishonest,
when the value of their property is declining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

a smashing of precedents in the management
of the business of the House, if it results in the
destruction of the precedent in accordance
with which the House is accustomed to tie
itself hand and foot, and render itself incapa-
bic OF performing its constitutional functions.
will be welcomed by the people. The District
cannot afford to have one branch of its local
Legislature become paralyzed and obstruct the
current of legislIti II, and it is only on the as
sumption thIt the activity of our legislators
would have been pernicious that the nation
could afford this paralysis OF tie national legis-
lature.
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TIE New Silks FoR 1890.

Several new weaves; some Of the old reliable makes
at lower prices and all WARRANTED FOR ONE
YEAR.
We feel assured that we afford smaller profits
than the credit merchants that request compsri.
sons with other goods Samples will decide
Black g. @. Silks. u TO 81 % yard
Black Satin Rhadames. 81 to s1.6&
Black Faille Franchise, 81 to Elsa
Black MORE Silks. 81 to S225.
Black Fancy Weaves, q to e1.25.
Black Surah Silks. Csc. to SLIPS.
grin every branch We are almost certain 70 shov
some special bargain. To illustrate: The 27-inch
Black surah Silks offered At 75 cents are Of quality
that usually commands o. yard
COLORED SILKS
Evening and Street Shsdss)
Faille. 81 to sl.9s. Rhadsmss, q 10 Al so. su.
rahs e75c. to e1.10. Jap. Crspe, ol26, Whit
Shanghai Silks. csc. 10 q.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belowJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

/. B1oox
2S7 5TH AVE, NEW YORK,
Takes pleasure IN announcing to the ladies'
Of Washington that
HE Is NOW EXHIBITING
1920 ST. NV
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
WALKING. CARRIAGE DINNER AND
EVENING DRESSES; ALSO
WRAPS, COATS, JACKETS. TEA GOWNS, &C,
The STYLES ARE UNEXCELLED, FIT
AND FINISH PERFECTION, and the
PRICES MOST REASONABLE.
ALL ORDERS EXECUTED PROMPTLY
AND At SHORT NOTICE. fl-2ts
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Usru 6 O'clock ToMoRRow.

Usrn 6 O'clock ToMoRRow
You'll recognize the following popular favorites
Csc sCARFs FOR la,<c-Men's scarfs at half price
means an early call for the wise.
sl.35 FLoUNCINGs FOR sLl5-These are the
Black Silk Lace Flouncinss. 80 inches wide They
have six bands in imitation Of the expensive Founc
inEs run with ribbon. Finished with vandyke points.
$29s JERSEYS FOR s2.39-Take your choice;
you cannot but be pleased in style and color.
&c. PEARS CELEBRATED soAP.-whas comment
does this need!
20. BANGLES FOR 5c.-Cut Silver in imitation Of
the 81. IS real silver bangles.
25c. HOSE FOR I9c.-Ladies have 90 praised the
variety and quality Of the boot pattern Hose that
only necessary to repeat not more than two pairs
each customer.
$3.50 UMBRELLAS FOR s1le-The genuine
Gloria" Awritten guarantee for one year. Rolled
gold and silver caps. Genuine Paragon frames.
Soc FANS FOR 4sc.-Quin Feather Fans. hand
painted sticks of gold and slyer also In colors
match the feathers
wv. SoAA IAhANh oAOS coh 4SC.-Antelope
skin in all colors; unique oxidized silver trimmings
SOC. DRESS TRIMMINGS FOR 3so-AM the new
braids are included Dress Makers must not ask for
more than sufficient for one dress-not at soc . yard
CSC. SASH RIBBONS FOR 64c-Ten inches wide.
G. G. silk with satin edge. Moire silk with picot edge
Nile Green. Heiotrope. Pink. Blue, Red, Yellow,
White. Cream, etc.
Csc. NIGHT GOWNS FOR 75c-
Sizes for all figures. You never before saw such
quality embroideries in 81 gowns.
WARRANTED GLOVES FOR 81 cENTs.-Gen.
uine French Kid Gloves in all the New Spring Shades
Every pair warranted OF course the price doesn't in
dictate what this Glove is worth. Have pair tried on
at our risk, and you'll want to buy more than two
pairs. Any Of the following. tomorrow, at 81 cents:
Genuine Pigskin MousQuetaires.
Superior Chanois Mousquetaires
Undressed Kid Mousquetaires.
4-but. Undressed Kid Gloves
Most Of know the regular prices Of these gloves
and you know can't afford more than two pairs to
each customer.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

Al in the Lincoln-Douglas campaign Illinois
viii this year have a senatorial canvass before
the people. Gen. John NJ. Palmer has already
announced that he will take the stump in
August The election of Senators by the people
voting directly is supported by sound argu-
ments, and there is just as much genuine state
rights in il as in the election Of Senators by
Doodle. The people Of a state are more the
sovereign than their creature the legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

The hand OF death has fallen heavily of late
upon the administration. Secretary Blaine and
Secretary Tracy in their grievous sorrow COM
mand the deepest sympathy Of the whole Amer
lean people and of all in the world who are
capable Of being moved by scenes of acute suf-
fering. The double-bereavement Of Mr..
Blaine in the loss of beloved son and
daughter, one death following speedily upon
the other, is a terrible blow to him. But his
strength Of character and intellect, it is hoped,
will be equal to the great burden of his grief,
and, 30 far as it can, the heartfelt sympathy Of
the entire people will aid in sustaining him.
The loss sustained by Secretary Tracy this
morning is even more sudden and shocking
than that experienced by Dir. Blaine. Wife
and daughter dead, himself nearly asphyxiated
and barely taken out of his residence in time
The entire nation is startled at the appalling
misfortune.
Public sympathy, Of course, in the first hours
of a mighty grief can carry little consolation
to the bereaved But later when the medi-
cament of time has brought relief it will be
sweet to the mind aud heart of those who now
mourn to know that they have with them in
their sorrow worldwide sympathies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

II both Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Jackson Of West
Virginia should receive seats on the floor of the
House they would never succeed in so moving
1t from center to circumference as they have
done In the last three days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

Indications are wanting that the first Con-
sress of the second century of the republic will
b more settled than the FIRST Congress Of the
nrst century.
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TOILET NECESSITIES
PPP FEE KRR RRR - oSSs
sSPP En- FRI kRE W ssss
EER Z 4 7 ssss :

every day use Fact is they are of such con mon
question When you come to buy them, though, you
Will ind we do-in a variety and ut prices that show
OF these small things is OF as much moment to us as
silks and satns. 1t takes whole department.
dressing case viii hold ali Your individual needs in
HAIR BRUsHEs.-Don't buy anything and every
thing you in this line. They are not ali service
able Here for instance. is list of goods-and cheap
too:
English Brstles. SOC. Three better grades at 75c..
Infants Brushes soft and gentle in their touch. 25
Clothes Brush-..dirt ehssers," Soc and e.
Mhisk Brooms. 20 and 25c.
Tooth Brushes.-Now. here is where you cannot be
too particular. common tooth brush 10 worse than
meme at sr hass ysS can trust
Nail Brushes ought TO be represented every toilet
ours are 90 Se 4ce you are about 1t such
Rubber Dressing Combs. companions to the brushes,
g To- l21s, 20 and 4Oe Can show you an assortment
Zine Mesh Combs D. l2 and l5c.
LEM, ~ aphs Soioshe' and You ought to own
Florida I.ssr %eridwide toilet water, and this il.
Landbors's Lavendsr Water 4oe. and and ea So
And his Extracts-that are delicate a. to be su-
with the OdOrs Tor s tas Target
Edena! West Endf
Lilly Of the Valley Marechal Neil Rose,
S Ssn wo Sln9 H.v, Whi ,S. hose WsS.,,
That Is the list Of Psrfumes you can select from.
Delicately sweet; all Of them
English White Glycerine or their Wild Honey, Toe 9
Ali White Rose Glyeerine is considered very tne.
lac. and 25c. cake. '
These good hard soaps. do not waste to wash but
Would you have remembered for all these things!
DO NOM ANY Nay hssR us 10 mind fr anything and
ali Hhsd, there Is no chan to be winnowed out.
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In the mill between Smith and Jackson. now
In progress at the Capitol, it looks as if the re-
suit of the other smith-Jackson fghs would be
reversed. Clearly Smith will knock Jackson
ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

Two Of the largest exhibits at the Worlds
Fair Of 1892 in Washington will be the salts
faction OF New York and that OF Chicago in at
tending the exposition at the National Capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

The Presbyterian church and the House of
Representatives appear to be having a great
deal Of difficulty with their respective creeds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03
The 1890 HESn1rrrAs, E rc.

HE CoMrSe FAvoRrrE Or 1890.
looked on with favor
Understandable shades Of Heiotrope, Plum, Tan,
Golden Brown. Blues and Grays. The window dis.
play only tells you Of the hardy shades. The more
delicate tints are more carefully protected.
.A - THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

Miss Nelly Bly, and Miss BisIand the globe
notsresses should organize lecture combine
and go around the United States in six mouths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03

REMEMBER,
THE: TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OFF
MAKES sEAsONABLE CLOTHING WITHIN
THE REACH OF ALL. GOOD ATWOOD
SUITS, BOTH SACK AND CUTAwAY
STYLES. FROM 1888 TO sl5. OVER
COATS. CAPE COATS. ULsTERs, FROM
$3.50 UP.
BOYS SHORT PANTS SUITS 50 UP.
BOYS LONG PANTS SUITS. s5.25 UP.
BOYS LONG DOUBLE BREASTED
FLANNEL-LINED LISTERS. CAPE COATS,
&C., $3UP.
THOSE NoBBY DOUBLE BREASTED
MEDIUM-wEIeHT REFERS ARE NOW
ONLY $50. AGES TO Is YEARS.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES,
FROM WHICH TAKE
% PER CENT OFF
AND YOU HAVE THE PRICE YOU'LL HAVE
E. B. BARNUM on,
fist S3lPENNsYLvANIA AVE
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WokDs AR Bur CAupr Ixsrsu

WoKDs Arr Bur CRuDr Ixsrnu
MENTs WITH WHICH 10 EXPRESS THE GEN.
ERAL DECENTRALIZATION THAT THE -aKrrIsa
RID" REDUCTIONS HAVE MADE BUT THIS
WORK SHALL CONTINUE UNINTERRUPTED
UNTIL EVERY PIECE OF WINTER GOODS SHALL
HAVE BEEN DISPOSED OF.
EVERY ARTICLE IN oUR HOUSE Has Re-
cEIvEp CUT IN PRICE
Nothing has been overlooked
The continued mild weather has played sad hsvu
with our stocka and we bad ever % much merchan.
disc left over that evident to see them disappear
WIS 70 marx them way below their value This ne a,d
and now We see success browning our eforts
But with all the business done in the past week we
see staring in faces and down our shelves
goods than we want and our noble work Of chou
plug prices wlcontuue until everything is closed out
LANSBCRGH BRO.
Although there has been . great advance in SIR
Goods we viii continue ~ sell below OLD FIGURES
We still have complete line Of Shades in our 75c.
surah Silks which We are selling 1t 6sc
complete line of eo-inch coLoRED cHINAs
complete line Of 27-inch coLoREp cHrNAs
which selling at 75c.
pieces ALL-sILK BLACK FAILLE FRANCHISE;
regular price 81. viii sell 1t 75c.
pieces ALL-sILK BLACK SATIN RHApAME:
regular price 7oc. Will sell at o21sc.
EVENING SHADES OF poMpApoUR SATIN, "a
Inches wide at Zoe; was 81.
EVENING SHADES OF DRAPERY NETS 10 Tor
cent Of marked price.
4s-inch FISH NET. the regular sl.lo grade. NJ
Toe. in Coors and Black.
An elegant assortment Of PLAIN, STRIPED and
FIGURED CREPES for Evening Wear ct old prices.
bblhOd u Blu.
Plain Cloths are the correct materials dresses No
lady would consider her wardrobe complete without
dress OF this fabric and although always yet
these are included in the Reduction sale"
Ga TRIcoT CLOTH in shades Of Gray, Brown and
Brown Mixed SOC. per yard. Reduced from 75c
Brown, Mode. Brown Mixed and Blue Mixed
"a fRlcoT. o5c. Reduced.from D0c
Ga LADIES' CLOTH. in all shades. 5sc Reduced
from 75c.
so-in. HABIT CLOTH. twilied back. 7sc Reduced
from 81.
Our $3.50 and sI.75 BRoADcLorH reduced to
sl.3a
SO and e225 FRENCH and ENGLISH BROAD
CLOTH now SI75
LANsBURGH 4 BRO.
more comfortable article for house has neves
been thought Of than JERSEY ready to slip on
always neat and at all will outriyal waist for
comfort and Whilst the demand for these have
not lessened yet we include these in Reduction
Sale" at Getting Rid Prices"
ALLwooL BLACK TAILoR-MADR yERsEYs
We're 80. now s225.
BLACK SILK FINISHED JERSEYS. WITH VEST
We're "a: now 1925.
DIRECToIRE JERSEYS IN BLACK We're s5; nov
s34s.
FINE JERSEYS trimmed deliberately in BLACK SIX
Braid. reduced from III. 10 10 s44S
Our 4s SHOCKED JERSEYS reduced 70 e. We
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South Dakota says she is not destitute. South
Dakota ought to know.
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THE FAIR.
S12 7TH ST. n. W.,
FRANKIE & co.

CoME TO SEE Il. l. MEhDER, 755 sTH ST.
~ b. E.. AND SAVE MONEY.
Roast Beef. 5. and lie; Corned Beef, 9 to &C. :;
Loin Pork. SC. h.; Smoked shoulders 6H to S14c. !,
5. Hams, 10 TO lie.
Sugar at Cost and many other articles too numer-
GUS TO mention
Quick Sales and Small Profits. f3-3t.
NEW COCHECO Saline REMNANTS. sac NEW
~ Merrimac Saline Remnants, l214c; New French
Saline Remnants, lac. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COM
BINAIlON STORE, 1:24l and 1243 lth ST. g. fl 81
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NEW REAINANTS-NEW REMNANTS-BEAU.
IN tiful lot Of New Spring Remnants OH our second
floor, formerly Wrap Department KAUFMAN'S
DOUBLE COMBINATION, 18th ct. s.e fist
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD q LOTHROP.
Cor. 11th and r sta. nv.
MoxDAr. FzsauARr 3, 1890.

The Wash Goods display on the second
door will be continued all the week.
FOUND.-we have quite Q collection
Of Pocket Booka Eye Glasses, Glove But
toners. Jewelry, Trinketa, &C., which
haye been found in the store within the
Insure correct identifcation applicants
Will please mail Us . minute writt4n de-
scr1ptton Of the article lost by them,
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
NEW EFFECTS IN BLACK RIBBONS.
Two very desirable styles-entirely
new. These are of our own importing
yiss Of sssr bSOn now now p pSssa IIRsi1
style A 10 . combination of Satin,
Aranre and Gros Grain of equal pro.
Widths. .a,<. ~. 81 and ~ inche.
Prices: 80, 32. 37,s and SOC.
,Style is combination Of Satin.
t rs,iie ana Mnscovite Of equal proper
Widths..2a, ~ and az inches.
,r Prizes; SOC. $50. and Acc. per yard
WOODWARD LoTHRop.
Paris Novelties" in Exclusive Pattern
The indicasonsp t ars shss the s' cosdsd
Robes will be the most fashionable Of all
the spring woolens. They are beautiful, g.
the latest Partisan tinss. We can Only
name over few Of the most conspicuous
Novelties" Robes with variegated
Robes with Illuminated corded designs,
the bottom finished with Greek corded
border traced in tinael.
Robes with handsome corded designs
Of ring-work and set figures of applique
velvet.
Robes with attractive corded designs In
the Eifei aud vandyke effects, finished ut
the bottom with Greek border Of corded
plush run with tinsel.
We might continue almost indefinitely,
Let these sufhce. There is 21f yards Of
for complete suit. Price si2. So to $50
thirst noor.)
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
Special Values in Dress Goods-54.
inch Atwood scotch Plaid Serges, in ex-
tremely desirable coloriIgs, are offered
yard. Remember the width, o4-inches.
These plaids make very stylish suits, es-
pecially II the skirt be accordion plated.
42-inch French Serges i'll attractive
stripes and checks, &c. per yard.
Being out Of regular dollar quality Of
Broadeloth, We have filled the void by
> dropping the IL. 20 quality to that price
grand value ut dollar.
(Eirst noor)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
New Goods in the Art Departmeut,-
Dark, rich-colored Broadcloth Table
Covers, stamped in our newest and best
$50. Si.S5. u. sa.s5. s2.5o. s375
Bolton sheetins Bedspreads, stamped
IN center and corners IN new designs 51r
yards long, 1926.
tSecond floor, annex.)
WOODWARD L LOTHROP.
3 Cor. 18th and SITS. n. v
-Ew REaYNANTS NEW pEMNaNrc DE-
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GREAT SCOTT! LOOK AT H. l. MEADER SELL
" ing Good Goods SO Cheap.
Grocer and Provision Dealer
f3-3t. H. 1. MEA DER 755 Sthst Sc
NEW AMOSKEAG APRON GINGHAM REMNANTS,
IN OAc.: New AnIoskeag Dress bingham Remnants,
1Ac. New Seersucker Remnants, Plain ami Stripe,
6Sac. kAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE,
i 18th st. Sc H.3t
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b. Robinson & Co. SAY:
At this time. when the air is blue with
bargains $50 cailed). it may not be out Of place
to draw the attention Of parents to the excep.
tional values We are selling now. We are
selling handsome Plested Cashmere Suits for
Small Boys-ages to 12-at 81. $3.50 and -
that it's safe TO say can't be touched in town
for less than 80 per cent more money
Boys Spring weight Refers to 12-
from IS to SO. Boys Spring weight Cape
Coats-sizes TO l2-from &C to So
These are all made from good. reliable fabrics
and selected patterns that are sure to please
refined tastes.
ROBINSON b CO..
THE LILIPUTIAN oUTFITTERs.
ja3l-eo 900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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BIAcx Wool Darss Goopa

The Improved SIX Finish Hsnrsttas win pleseantiy
surprise you. x0-inch. rs osnts: 4S-inch, d.
Black Cashmsrsa So-inch. 80 osnts zO-inch so and
Csc.
Priestieys Black Goods always the sams IN oual
ity. Learn Of Pslsis Royal and credit stors pscss
THE PALkIs ROYAL
4. IxsAIR
Corner lethHk and Pa svs. q
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AT COST.
FRENCH GAUZES.
FOR
EVENING WEAR.

In order to make for our spring purchases we
have made large reductions in all our Evening Goods
and win offer them and below cost These Goods
being all and of the latest designs are most desir-
able for
BALL, DINNER AND EVENING WEAR
45-nch Striped Gauzes with Silver and Gold Tinsel,
in White and Silver, Cream and Gold, Cardinal and
Gold. Gray and Silver Black and Silver. Reduced to
Soc; former price 81.
45-inch Fancy striped Gauzes. in Cream and Gold,
Blue and Silver. Pink and Gold Blue and Gold, Maize
and Gold, Black and Gold. Reduced to yOc former
price s1.25.
4o-inch Chenille Striped Gauzes, with Tinsei, in
White and Silver and Cream aud Gold Reduced to
Sl.65: former price e..
46-ipch Embroidered Gauzes, with Satin Stripes in
Cream. Blue, Pink. Cardinal, Gray aud Maize. Re-
duced to g. former price s2.75.
Two Pieces of Very Handsome Embroidered Nous
seine de Sole. in Pink and Blue. ~ yards EACH 46
inches wide. the regular price Of which Was slO Re-
duced to 90.
45iDch Floss Striped Nets, in Blue Maize Nile and
Cardinal. Reduced to 81; former price sl.35.
Many Short Lengths at half price.
We invite early inspection Of these goods before
the assortment of colorinss are broken.
Z G. DAVIS.
ja31 -7l9 Market Space. corner 9Th st.
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FoR F1Rsr.CLAss CRAYoS
AND
PASTEL PORTRAITS
CALL ON
H. SMITH. ARTIST. Cor 9th and Masa ave-
Largest Studio In Washington.
Prices sl0 to a1oo
Open until enm A7-2lt.
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You can be Is "green grass" about shoe qualities
and you'll be perfectly st in buying any of these-we
want you to feel that way about it, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-03
Z. G. DAVIS.

-7l9 Market Space. corner 9Th st.
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We oourteously invite the Ladies Of Washington and
others to ask 10 assortment Of SILK UNDER
WEAR that we now handle. Our desire 70 make known
to you that carry these nne Foods makes just
little desirious Of having you call irrespscve Of aay
ideA Of purchasing.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-07
Female Help Wanted.

7 wish 10 employ few ladies' salary 70 take
L charge Of my business 1t their homes. Light,
very fascinating and healthful. Wages $40 per
week. Reference given. Good pay for part time.
Addresa with stamp, Ms. MARION WALKER Louie.
Vile, Kentucky.