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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-08
Washington wants all the new railroads il car

washington wants all the new railroads IL can
get that promise substantial increase Of its
transportation facilities, but long suffering Of
the dangers and Inconvenience which the eI-
isting roads by the manner Of their occupation
inhict. suggests great care in framing the legis-
lation which is to authorize the laying of addi-
fional tracks within the city limits. The
Columbia Central Railway Company asks
authority to lay tracks presumably for a steam
railway, from ''the southeast corner Of the
District" to Stanton square at 5th and F streets
northeast. II there is anything in the PROPOSE
ton 10 commend Ii to Congress. every legisla-
tive safeguard regulating manner Of occu-
patton which was applied to the existing
lines should be inserted in its charter, and
other provisions which experience has shown to
be necessary should be added. The route to
be pursued should be stated with precision.
The course from the southeast corner Of the
District to the crossing of the Anacostia is
not sufficiently definite. The tracks are con-
Quoted to Stanton Square. No station site Is
indicated Stringent provisions against the
use Of public reservations for railroad pur-
poses, and against the use of the streets for
any other than transit purposes ought to APP
pear in the proposed legislation. Provisions
should be inserted regulating the grade and
construction Of the road. which will prevent
the tracks from constituting a no-thorough-
fare belt, will abolish grade-crossings
az far as possible, and will provide
adequate protection to the public where grade
crossings are unavoidable. The public desire
10 to reduce the extent and reform the character
OF the local railroad occupation, and to bring
the railroads together, if possible, in a union
station or in adjacent stations. With the inter-
ests of Washington in view our legislature
ought to lay down the principle that no local
railroad legislation whatever shall be enacted |
which does not have coupled with it relief to |
the city from the dangers of grade crossings |
The evils in this regard inflicted by the roads |
now here are to be removed and almost with |
out exception no new tracks of steam railways. |
unless they proceed above or under the streets |
without obstructing the public thoroughfare. |
ought to be authorized. To prevent new grade |
crossings Is as important as to be rid of those |
which the city is now compelled to endure.
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Concernin the Worlds Fair Mr.. Chauncey
NJ Dspew says: If We get a bill through at
Albany with or without the added Commission
ers 1t seems to me We will have some show at
Warrington ''Some show" Mr.. Depew?
Why, bless your heart, man, we will not only
have some show at Washington. but we will
have the greatest show on earth. That's WHY
We want 10 have it in Washington.
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WOODWARD q LOrHROP.
Cor. llth and r sts. nw.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1890.
0OSsAMER AND UMBRELLA WEATHER
THIS-AND WE HAVE THEM BOTH.

GOSsAMER AND UMBRELLA WEATHER
THIS-AND WE HAVE THEM BOTH.
We .han settle down to Spring Business
Monday-seasonable weather or not
stock such - ours 10 educational II EN-
~ ss. Of
% a. che artistic sense. slfs from China
Sill: never saw china a:"V sin sSn from from
Scotland Black Goods from Bradford.
to .end the or
many other Fabrics Yankee ingenuity Ia.
textiles, and were il not for . false prejudice
fewer goods would be imported Ours but
:SSp 81 SS %S -D w d
EiShty o. more Exquisite Color combin.-
awe designs. 81. 81 Is and d. so.
Thirty or more Beautiful Checks and
s sn1.s: IN w:h sn su5sh sk By G
tain al their original beauty. These will be
extensively used in making Blouse Waists.
fumes &c Il 'sA''' 'N' '0''ns Cos
ionable shades Of Dshlia, Heliotrope, Plum,
s SvieaI ss.D ssssp'fs "a. de-
course; 81. 81 % and Ell so per yard
we have secured special quality OF
pIhs. SIX sfr Rsfs 6. 81 g Es; SsI yard.
SPRING Hf DRESS GOODS AND NOV.
ELTY" PATTERN ROBES.-Ihese surpass
tions The shades. or rather tinis. are new,
and the designs and wesves are different
and particularly effective. The Robes are
corded. braided appliQued. tinselled and
embroidered. In Dress Fabrics the Mo-
tsvorites especially in piaids and stripes
Plaids at so. as. S71<c., 81 and e1.25 per
yard These plaids made with accordion
plated skirts make very attractive suitA
NEW BLACK FABRICs.-At one time to
speak Of black goods meant mourning fab
mes. Today every lady il expected 10 have one
or two good black dresses. This change has
been BROUGHT about by the untiring efforts
OF manufacturers in producing fancy weaves
and attractive effects-such as have found
great favor with ladies Of quiet and refined
taste in dress.
BLACK Cancels Hair Bareses. with silk
striped borders
Black BagnO Rayers. with silk broche
Black Hemstitched Grenadines.
Black Grenadines. with wide satin-striped
borders.
Black Hemstitched CarmeIites.
And whole school of Black Mohairs 81.
ctlians Brilliantines, Tamise, Alpacas and
the like. 80. 75c.. 81 and up.
We are clinching our reputation Of having
partment in the city.
WOODWARD & LorHRop,
Cor. l1th and F SITS. NV.
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For . man to be Montana senator 1t is nee
esssry also to be a millionaire. in view of the
fact that the absentee senator's are to be fined
$50 for the first day. 600 for the second. $500
Tor the third, s4OO for the fourth and so on. I,
win be readily seen that if the senators enjoy a
vacation Of any length they will be in debt to
the state to such an amount tina, Canada will
present irresistible charms place Of perma-
uent residence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-08

February u making very unpromisng rec
ord for ITSELF Already it has placed on its
catalogue Of calamities storms in Minnesota
and Pennsylvania, 10 DDS in California and
Oregon and fires with loss Of life in Boston
and Washington.
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w. NJ. SHusrrs & Sox,,
sl9 PINNA AVE.
TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.


We are very much erstiAsd ct the quantity Of fall
and winter Foods disposed Of during the past month
while giving discount Of 10 Per cent on al sales
large and small. for Cash. and. having reduced on
winter stock very much, have decided place n
SPRING and SUMMER Goods left from last season
on sale upon the same terms until further notea Our
object 10 10 reduce the present stock and open the
coming season with one ENTIRELY NEW.
We have quite . large lot Of oIN0HAMs. LAWNS.
cHALLIA sATINEs. SILKS and . great variety Of
WHITE DRESS GOODS. ROBES and FLOUNCIN0s.
all Of which win b exposed for sale on Monday or
Tuesday next They will Be marked 1t such Low prices
- 70 be very attractive. and going to sell them
II We have to make . loss to do 20.
Our Summer silks have al been mssksd st . great
loss. but they must be sold and sold quickly.
There 10 on hand our usual stock Of BLACK SILKS
In all qualities. from 75c 10 % yard.
They include some Of the best makes imported
and will all so out ct the Same DISCOUNT FOR
Cash.
We have left over large lot Of ROBES and COM
BINATION DRESSES in silk and Wool and AL Wool,
which we offer at loss but they all 80 at the
discount though many Of them not bringing nifty
cents on the dollar.
In addition to the goods named above we have
best makes all in perfect condition. and - we pay
particular attention to this department. you will nnd
in our assortment the most desirable goods in the
market
Also . complete Stock Of Staple Goods, such -
TABLE DAMAsKs. NAPKINS. TOwELINas, IRISH
LINENS. LINEN sHEETINas LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS. WHITE and CoLORED SPREADS and
sHIRTINGs; all Of which are marked ct regular
prices.
Also few REAL cAMEL's HAIR sHAwLs. which
Are marked sta great loss to close
ALL Of the sbove.named goods and in fact our
entire stock. at . discount Of 10 PER CENT FOR
CASH. All goods marked In PLAIN figures,
". n. SINISTER 4 SONS
~ 90 PENN. AVE- NV,
II FAD The POST AND IT WILL TELL You FULL.
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When young sons Of pretenders come into
modern Paris with indications Of their uu-
recognized sires and prociamations to the
French people in their pockets they may ex-
pee: 10 be ar stsd. The Duke Of Orleans Is
no exception w the rue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-08

Snow, hail, rain, wind, havoc. All this in
western Pennsylvania 1t is the worst storm
reported In many years. A glass factory at
Blairsville was demolished and the manager
and a member Of the firm were killed. In
places the telegraph and electric wires are all
down. churches and railroad buildings are
wrecked or are unroofed The times are de-
cidedly out Of joint so far as weather is con-
earned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-08

Gen. Sherman Is seventy years old today and
and II any three score and ten pretty girls any,
where want to be kissed in the most approved
manner, let them apply early and avoid the
rush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-08

While the District Of Columbia yearns for
change from summer rains in winter, Minne-
sofas worst blizzard strikes her. The wind
blowsth where IL listeth and likewise the snow.
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nILADrLrHIA Sroax

Headquarters for Black Goods.
Special Values In Mollairs and Bsilliatines
At Soc. 62,sc.. 75c. and 81 yard.
wool Cashmeres. Ssrges and Henriettas
ooc.. 62,<c., 75c., S5c. and 81.
Priesay's SILK Warp Henriettas 81 mp to
81. SO yard.
just received line Of Fancy Stripes.
choice. beautiful goods only Soc Q yard.
new line u Plaid and Striped Foulsrd
Cloths. all the nsv colors, plains 70 match.
only 75c. yard.
New EmbroiderieaL
Cambria and Ssinsook. choice Goods. q
low pricea
LADIES' and Childrsn's positive Fast Black
noee zoe. Quality snd Color guarantsed
VIII pay yon 70 examine them.
finest Quality Imported zsrhyr in q. Z
ana fold only &c. . lap,
Best Imported ss,esy Yasn ONLY lec. ian.
Germantown Wool leo.
New stamped Goods.
China siiks fancy and plain. 32-in. vida
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The above Rugs are made up Of the finest grades Of
carpets. the colors and designs being very
RICH AND EFFECTIVE
Before looking at them please measure the room for
which they are intended. thus enabling show you
just what you desire.
TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS
MITRE RUGS
81 EACH
Misht Carpets at
HALF PRICE
CURTAIN AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT
We offer
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINs
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS
Speciality No. 1.
so pair. all Chenille Portisrss Biadsrs stripe fringe
Reduced from $3.50 to s5.a5 per pair.
Specially No. 2.
, 75 pairs Colored MADRAS CURTAINS. 81 yards
long. -
Reduced from a to s2.25.
Specially No. 3.
90 pairs Colored MADRAS CURTAINS, extra nne
quality.
Reduced from % to 81. as per pair.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
We are also Offering
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
Too numerous to quote.
JULIUS LANsBURaH
rs 18th and SITS.
You HAVE 1872 DOZEN TO SELECT FRoM-wE
Il mean the Unlaundered Shirt-st 4A,c at the
DOUBLE COMBINATIpN ne
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TaE New Wool DREss Goops.

TaE New Wool DREss GooDs.
The spring of 1890 will be remembered as insus-
uratng the introduction of Colorngs in Wool Dress
Goods never previously attempted
SOC. CASHMERES.-Every thread pure wool. Fin.
ished Ia q manner that earns for them the name
Henrietta All the evening shades and the very latest
tnts for spring dresses.
Csc. SCHOLARSHIPS that nobly survive rough
usage and yet they don't look coarse or heavy-the
cloth finish prevents that.
soc. HENRIETTAS.-This Henrietta il the cham.
pion the Paais Royals Dress Goods Department It
challenges all Corners.
sOc. SERGES.-These the new French Serges'
Wonderful plaiis, checks and stripes The question
now with us: Can mako the supply equal the de-
mandf
75c. MOHAIRS-These the Brilliantine Mohairs
Judging by the looks you'd say silk mixed Mohairs
Some wonderful shades Of Gray. Tan. Blue and
Green shot into the Gray in mysterious way
SO that alady may be seen at one moment in . Gray
costume while the next tits Tan or Blue or Green.
Then there are the oveier tints of Heliotrope OLD
Rose, Serpent Gray. Golden Brown. Prune and other
shades. Black At soc. yard.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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H,Nrs ABOUT Day Goops.
WHERE To Buy EMBRorDERrEs

w hLn1 - " A/CA
The finest variety and the lowest prices are claimed
by the Pslais Royal Amorning's shopping will make
you fair Judge. Will you investigate our claimf
NOVELTY PLEATED EMBROIDERIEs.-22 to As
inches wide. s1.75 to s3 SO q yard. lovely de-
sign as special sale attraction at sl.60 yard.
NAINSoOK EMBRoIDERIEs.-x to As inches
wide. &c. to "a yard Exquisite patterns six
inches wide for 25 cents yard
SWISS inch to IS inches wide
Sc to s3.6s yard. special bargain At 25 cents
Note the width-22 inches.
CAMBRIA EMBROIDERIES.-k inch to 10 inches
wide. 4c to 81 50 yard quality surprise are the
9-inch Embroideries at pc. yard.
81 All the usual White Dress Goods Also the New
Bulgaria Lawn. The latter at 10 cents . yard viii
compare with the usual 25c. LAWS.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
ta1o
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SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY,
Sc COR s1H AND sTs. NV.
WASHINGTON. D. O.
Shall We ship you 10 be sold immediately;
500 pain of Mems Pants that sold here at - 50
which you may slaughter 1t 81 80.
100 buG1neao Suits sold here ~ from el5 70 n ..
which you may Pass out 70 your patrons at "a 81.
100 Dress suIts- which sell frVm e20 % $50 which
S 81 m. .sa gss over your counters st sioS0 ''
200 Boys' and Children,s suits which you may
sls1ehtsr 1t tl-25. sl.50 ez o2.25. $3.50 aud
500 overcosts. Let your friends take them o. 50
e25b. S3.5Q O 80. % "a 70 siz
500 Boys khee fAnta. which sold here - 1oe- lot
them 20 q 25c. eacn-
We have orSsred the sbovs goods and viii have thsa
on sals January lo. luo0.
SYNDICATE CLOTHING coMrAxx.
S10 sK cor oth end ssA nv.
u AA~AAsin uia IA ~. zvE "AArA
Waiting casds nssty printed from your plssa ~
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dwight ANCHOR COTTON. 1900 LINON
- Bo.oms, re.niorced, extra large. elegant work
and All sizes are the virtues Of 4vc Shirt
DOUBLE COMBlNAIION, 18th St Sc. 1885,
u ROBEY CO. JEWELLERS, 1914 l4TH ST
He NV, have opened Branch store at S24 1th at
W., and thank tie public for past favors and ask
stock.
Manufacturing and Repairing specially 1t.
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Corros DsEss GooDs FoR 1890.

The 45-inch Scotch Ginghams jumped at once into
popular favor The convenient width partly explains
the Then. too. the colors Did you ever be-
fore such beautiful tns of Lavender Heliotrope
Old Rose, Serpent Green. or such shading in 0rayf
The side bands unusually deep-l5 inches
Of coon to match contrast harmoniously with the
dress Think Of the width and how easily the dress
made mp when you learn the price-45 cents yard
The Scotch Ginghams at 80 cents "a inches wide
stripss. side banda checks and plaios "a innnitum
The Yankee must make the scotchman very indie-
nan for he has copied his shades and designs 70 that
you can hardly tell the scotchmans from the Yankees
Gingham and the later only charges IGN cents yard
The Yankee 0inRhams hsre in quantities and W.
risty 70 bewildsr you. -
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no NOT LET DISTANCE STAND IN YOUR WAY
- when you eau ret 15c. article for 49c. We are
doing that very thing. DOUBLE COABINATION,
LIN ST. Sc. 1871
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cARHARr sLIipx

10 gse tth st and 100 4 q No.
WE WANT EVERY JUDGE or COTTON An
AZ S:slins fec Ssc acsaai varss ia boux
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WHERE W. STAND OK TAILORING

There are two kinds Of Tailoring you want to keep
away from-one the cheap. clap.trap sort-the other
the fancy priced" We steer OUR department in the
channel between the two. The skill of our artists
COULDN'T be distorted sufficiently to produce the
first kind. They are EXPERTS-not apprentices. And
our ideas Of equity wouldn't permit us to ask you
any such prices as the other extremists charge No
better garments moulded out Of cloth that are
producing every day. FINE TAILORING or none.
Brains. taste and skill command price. but you
employ the best through u.s. and all we ask is for fair
remuneration. We guarantee you perfect satisfaction
not only in the character Of the work and the quality
Of the fabrics-but in the PRICE
Consult with Us on tailoring-and hear what we
have got to say for ourselves.
GETTING TO BE FAST FRIENDS.
Macintosh and An Umbrella your two best
friends this season 1t pays you better to buy
good Waterproof Coat-than half dozen cheap ones
We keep the English Macintoshes-and nobody else
here does They can't get them. We the appointed
agents Of the parent house. M-a-c-in-to-sh il the
the genuine Is spelled. Better get one We know
the usual objections to Waterproof Garments; but
they won't stick to these Coats any more than
rain There's no odor-they cannot leak-and they
are cloth finished in copy Of your regular overgar-
ments.
An Umbrella that's reliable is treasure. We can't
ask You to look At any other sorfor they are not
the house. 20. 20 and 3O.inch frame. unique han
dies Natural Wood Gold and Silver silk and Gloria
Covered Light, strong and nstty.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THE PROVIDERS.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND MARKET SPACE.
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VALENTINES Ar Cosr.

Owing to consignors Shipping Case to my Old
Place. 1908 Pennsylvania ave-, thus duplicating my
order. am requested to sell them at 1896 per cent
discount of retail price.
j. L. JACKSON cor 9Th and o sts NV
Books and stationery. School Books bought. sold
and EXCHANGED. fT-3t
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A GARD.

take this means Of placing myself before the people
Of Washington city and the readers Of The STAR.
wish to make Q few statements and hope you viii
read and make note of what have to say. as you
will find that you viii have occasion 10 me:
scrupulous statements through the press. know,
too. that the result Of this recos upon the
offender and real good can be obtained by talking
less you mean what you and back your claims
by indisputsble proof i have learned that every
statement should be . sacred pledge 10 the people,
and. acting under this conviction take pleasure
giving You some points; have rented the two new
buildings, l5l0-l2 9TH st. n w.. and am In position
70 offer many articles at less than regular price
do not claim to be . prophet but will venture the
assertion that majority Of those who read this card
viii not forget It. We have ground down expenses
and We have ground down prices and our mill srinds
out the goods. Spring Beds, CSC up; P>rlor Suites.
Plush Hair Cloth. s27. so: Chamber Suites sl250
up; Lamps, l5c. up Nice Oak Suites. Il. S5 Bread
Boxes, As, So and CSC. Carpet Tacks. Is. Is and
zoe per dog. boxes. &C. All ask Ia that you
aud see.
GRAsTY. The Pusher.
l5lo-l2 9Th st. NV
With each purchase Of 80 SO and more we give ons
car fare Goods delivered in all points Of the city
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SEATON PERR7,
PERRY BUILDING"
9TH CT AND pENNSYI MANIA Ann

nUR LARGE DOUBLE WINDOWS CONTAIN 100
~ dog. Unaundered Shrts the value OF which in
75c;, we are selling ut 49c. DOUBLE COMBINATION
lAtn 81. s.e. fS-3t
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1890 BLACK DRrss Goops.

1OOV ILACN OHESS MOODS.
Crowded into this small space st ths foot Of our
column II this mention Of stock that deserves
special netsoa All We cen ind room 10 vrits -: WIN
ron compare With ssnpls from s,sswhsrs and thsa
learn II . cash business enables lower prices than
quotsd - TIE sssdit saorsss
THE PALAls ROYAL
co,.., ,s,h Il ana p. Az. AusxER
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". n. SINISTER 4 SONS
90 PENN. AVE. NV.

u FAD THE POST AND 1T WILL TELL, You FULL
~ particulars what are doing with 75c unlsun.
dered Shirt DOUBLE COMBINATION. II I'll st. &c.
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With each purchase Of 80 so and more we give ons
car fare Goods delivered in all points Of the city
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KEEP Us In MIND.

1T WILL BE TO OUR MUTUAL ApyAN.
TAaE-YoURs AND oURs-To KEEP OUR
HOUSE IN MIND WHEN IN NEED OF
ANYTHING IN OUR LINE. WE TRADE
IN CLOTHING ONLY. AND THE FINER
GRADES IS OUR HOBBY. NO MATTER
WHAT THE WEIGHT YOU WANT. LIGHT.
MEDIUM OR HEAVY. WE ARE PREPARED
TO SERVE YOU WITH THE LATEST AND
THE BEST AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES. STORM listers AND SPRING
ovERCoATs FROM slO TO $50. DRESS,
sEMI-pREss AND BUSINESS SUITS FROM
THE CHEAPEST THAT'S GOOD TO THE
FINEST THAT'S MADE SEPARATE
TROUSERS GALORE IN THE CHOICEST
PATTERNS AND THE HIGHEST STYLES.
WE KEEP OUR SIZES UP AND OUR STOCK
COMPLETE THE SEASON THROUGH
WHEN YOU FAIL TO FIND ELSEWHERE
JUST THE THING YOU WANT COME
RIGHT HERE. IT'S WAITING FOR YOU
AND RIGHT IN PRICE.
ROBINSON. PARKER CO.
The THOROUGH CLOTKIERs,
$40 SEVENTH ST, COR Old.
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LAsssunaH & Bno.'s Co1uxx.

LAssBu.aH & Bso.s Co1uxx.
DALI CHRONICLE OF STORE ITEMS.
INTERESTING READINo MArrER FOR ECO
xoncALLY INCLINED PERSONS.
In order to close out the remainder Of our
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED VESTS AND pANra
suarsntssd Austsaliaa Wool re have marked them for
u eaoa. sl.7S would b fair prics.
LADIES' PLAIN AUSTRALIAN WOOL UNDER.
WEAR. % per suit: generally sold for o. suit.
These sre the genuine Australian Wool Goods: each
aztcls warranted %.
A GOOD BARGAIN FOR MEN WEARING RED
UNDERWEAR
About 20 dozen yet on hand Of SCARLET CASH.
MERE WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; win :bs
closed ont for sl25 each; were sl7a.
HOW IT TAKES.
THE WHOLE TOWN SEEMS To KNOW OF IT.
rs PEN CENT REDUCTION OFF THE PRICE OF
ANY LADIES' COAT IN our HOUSE
Seldom have the Ladies of Washington such an op-
postunity. II surpasses any attempt Of our. But II
had to be DONE Had 10 been cold we would not have
needed this temptation 70 have you buy For these are
positively the most carefully selected goods We have
ever hsndled Each and every sarments t the original
price named . bargain consequently this 10 adou
bly, advantageous SALE II 10 gratifying to IN to zee
the constant stream of purchasers that called in
response TO announcement Of this wonderful re-
duction since we began It two weeks since
But who can resist such mark downs.
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Y &c VALUE FOR 49o. THAT IS WHAT THE
3 - DOUBLE COMBINATlON 10 doing with fpe
Unlaundered Shirt. ALI sizes. fS-3t
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$500 Cosr o. A Burr SHOE
4.50 COST OF OTHER SHOES.
so DIFFERENCE IN FIRST COST.
40 .
OTHER SHOES LAST
THREE MONTHS
BURTs SHOES LAST
SIX MONTHS.
TWICE AS MUCH WEAR
FOR oNE-NINTH
MORE COST.
THIS Is THE AVERAGE
EXPERIENCE OF THOSE
WHO HAVE TRIED
BOTH KINDS
EDWIN C. BURT 4 CO.,
NEW YORK
ARTHUR BURT 4 Co.
1"ll F ST,
rs WASHINGTON.
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You HAVE 1872 DOZEN TO SELECT FRoM-wE
y mean the Unlaundered Shirt-st 4Yc at the
DOUBLE COMBINATION, 18th St se fS-3t
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Z q. DAVIS.

71s Market Space. corner 9Th St