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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-05

VNAkE NCrICE.--wo Wish all horses on
A. this place removed ny OctDber lsi.
we are plawinG the entire bOtt0m land
"Ao VIII nsvo noErsss JNv. ". uiIBERr,
ChonlAWA Indian kchoOI
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-05

NOR RENT rive nicely furnished
l. rooms. Apply at S07 CONT. vi. 0-i2tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-05

Free Candy Free Candy-dur-
ing uur opening week. Great East
ern Tea Co. 3l7 Commercial st. dit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
FRox "HEArHrR LANDS
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Nature sits smiling in her supremsst grandeur
among the cliffs and cra9s Of old Scotland-snd the
Scot has but to his eyes and drink in the
encompasslns beauty. weave it into novel de-
sgns-and send il 70 an earnest welcome to the
four quarters Of the globe: For centnrie, the
have been the praised and sought for productions
single frorn a the rest the zenith Of Perfection
the Whylaws and the Andersons been
the proud and envtous peers among their country
these cotton harmones whytlaws and Andersons have
builded an unsurmounta table wall Of supremacy, and
the Of the world bow In homage their
hsndwork
hundred more Of those elegant DESIGNED Cling.
hams have been Americanized BY the custom officials
the plads and stripes and make "specal' presents-
ton Of them-30 inches wide at 25c. yard Fresh
from Glaseow-think of it-for = quarter. Combina-
tons of the latest shades thrown together IN blending
that stamp them - art cork Lavender for instance
or Amethyst, Vieux-Rosr, Blue, Golden Brown, Ser
pent and so on through the whole list.
315xc. "
We have Andsrsons new Spring Zephyrs made up
for you on our order. At 4Qc yard And the Damask
3 INCHES wde-these latter ones-and show the touch
OF renned thought clearly in every pattern.
The sldeband novelties-42 inches wide-you will
nnd IN the Tans. Crushed Strawberry Amethyst Blue
Gray and reiated shades. Take more than casual
sishce ~ the BLACKS and Grsys IN these effects.
A revival of the old patterns-checks and modest
stnpes.s welcome news. They are 30 pop uiar-hdps
ana Up ne Tor seasons-as to pass into the category
oI staples. Here they live at your service.
Don lOucn our line as comparison with what others
any more than you charged for the unknown
* nds These patterns of ours else's
uht washington city over and you will not find their
counterparts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

Whatever may be the case in New York there
does not seem to be much of a contest outside
that state between Hill and Cleveland The
ex-President has been wise enough to urge
ballot and civil service reform by voice and
letter on all occasions The Baltimore Sun.
which Is making vigorous fight for ballot re-
form IN Maryland, prints the latest declaration
Of Mr.. Cleveland on these subjects in the shape
Of an interview secured by its enterprising cor
respondent, Mr.. F. A. Richardson The ex-
President brushes aside the obstacles which
the spokesman and machine politician are
placing in the path of these reforms and ex-
presses a cheerful confidence in their complete
success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

Inc eDVNe huSs are made up OF the finest grades Of
CARPETS the eoiors and designs being very
RICH AND EFFECTIVE
Before looking at them please measure the room for
which they are intended. thus enabling 70 show you
Just what you desire.
TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS
MIfRE RUGS,
81 EACH
Misht Carpets at
HALF PRICE
CURTAIN AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT
We offer
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
THRLE SPECIAL BARGAINS
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
so pairs all Chenille Portieres Bisdere stripe fringe
Reduced from So so to 1925 per pair.
Speciality No. 2.
as pairs Colored MADRAS CURTAINS, 80 yards
long. ~ S-N'
Reduced from "a to s2.25.
Speciality No. B.
30 pairs Colored MADRAS CURTAINS, extra fne
Reduced from So to 81. rs per pair.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
We are also Offering
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
Too numerous to quote.
JULIUS LANSBURaH,
rs 18th and SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

III Is seldom that an e!opement in high life"
carries with 1t more suggestions and associa-
lions OF crime and misfortune than the Green
deCrea affair. Green proposed to obtain. and
AeCrea actually obtained divorce from their
respective lfe-partners. She was in her mai en-
days Smell, the daughter of the millionaire
whom Tascott murdered. He and she, thus sit
uated, went through the mockery of a marriage
BY eoiored parsOn and He'd to Europe when
the law was close on their track 1t Is a chart
table thought that Green is insane. Perhaps
the woman in the case il also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
The wish of Washington concerning .b

The wish Of Washington concerning the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal has been from the
time OF Its destruction, first, the restoration of
the canal a. q waterway, if that were feasible
and the project could be made to pay, and.
second. IL . waterway we're not practicable, the
substitution Of an independent railroad along
the canal bed as a competitor against existing
roads Both political parties of Maryland in
their recent platforms pronounced in favor.
Of the preservation of the canal as
waterway. and interests dependent
upon the waterway had expressed a
desire TO restore the canal and run it on busi-
ness principles. and had indicated a confidence
that under their management the leased canal
would prove profitable. These facts gave tenn
porsry encouragement to the District interests
which have hoped for the restoration of the
canal But in the turn which the controversy
has recently taken the project Of restoration
has been pushed aside. On the one side re-
ceivers TO prepare the property for sale are
proposed; on the other side a lease, which is
30 framed as to be equivalent to a sale, is sug
gested Either sale will devote the canal bed
To railroad purposes. In this situation of at
fairs . heavy burden Of disbursement
weighs upon those who desire the restoration
OF the waterway, and doubts concerning the
successful operation of the rebuilt canal are
strengthened The interviews, published re-
Gently In The STAR. with citizens interested in
the solution of the canal problem, while they
indicate some diversity of sentiment, show a
general drift Of opinion in the direction of an
abandonment of the waterway idea and of
vigorous effort for that form of railroad substi-
tute which will be most advantageous to the
local interests. II the canal bed is to be DIS
posed Of for railroad purposes the PROPOSE
tiOn Of the Washington and Cumberland
road 10 build thereon an Independent line con-
nectIng Cumberland aud Washington seems to
be one that promises great benefit to the Dis
trict. Whether the offer made for the property
and franchises of the canal is a fair one is a
matter for the state OF Maryland and the
canals bondhOlders to decide. But whatever
the price paid for the canals interests. if the
assurances concerning the construction of the
proposed railroad are faithfully carried out,
the new road cannot fail to be highly advan-
tageous TO local interests and to the capitals
Development And the project is Of SO great
local importance that organized public effort
for its advancement is justified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
E {: {. ~ E u iiii y :: :: ::
foP SkxsN sH9f fISsr PLACE
4 LIVELY RED TICKET DAY.

\
That's what we viii have tomorrow.
s. hi
s0n a but You know. no matter how ssssbe ODDS
4a.s Tias HsHM s2k NE"
~ 43s opaque Windoy shades, soiied by handling.
=, lot q Rug Fringe and Furniture Gimp was loo
pair & chenille PCrserss toS eold wer. s0so
and Si9 So Red Tisieted o. SO psI: cu-..,,. :,
j.. IL Eli. AZ ass. j p.s. ..s o..s
Tich TIPS g in bunch, were SOC. and Csc REQ
one lot Of Maids Caps tslishtly soiled), were 25c.
Red Ii ,c PC each ,.u.s. ,r,,n
70 AZ worth Ioc. 70 isc. each Red Ticfstsd Sc. :
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
lot Of Ladies spring Jsekets in Bl.cs .nd Col
* s snd
regular va r price $50. BED Ticketed ~; a.,
Misses suits sizes from IL to IT, were 20 ana ".
a Childrens Coats. sizes 4 and 9. we're 90. Red
FAN DEFxRTMENr.
lot q BLACK Satin Fans were 75c and CSC. Red
One lot q Black satin Fans were q and 81 s5 Red
bS and &c.
A lot, Of Gold.piated Bangle Bracelets. were 4sc
k kfa Hi aFs d sSei sseA'
lot Of 25c. Card Cases Red Ticketed 2.<c; each
i9t OF Lesther Cigar Cases, were 2oc. Red TICK
DIZZY GOODS AND LINENS.
Snort Lengths of Sc. Apron Ginphnms, measuring
S5y.rd Lengths q Bss, Lonsdaie Cambria. Red
. "a Colored Bordered Table Sets with one dozen
Doylies to MATCH. were 1925. Red Tcketed e22o .
Art DEPARTMENT.
10 Hand mbro idered Japanese Silk Scarfs in art
colors, were 81. 40. Red Ticketed 81. 90 each.
S Fancy Turkish Scarfs were clio to $l45. Red
Very Handsome Hand Embroidered Turkish Scarf
and one Hand-embrodered satin Mat were So, 80 and
81 Red Ticketed $l.yS each.
Other Handsome Scars and Mats greatly reduced.
BASKETS AND RACKS.
lot Of Coat and Hat Racks were zoe. Red Ticketed
"A LOT Of Coat and Towel Racks were Soc Red Tick
A lot of Waste and Work Baskests were Csc and
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
, Ohe iot OF cambria Embroidery. worth sc. Red
One lot Of Remnants OF Embroidery. worth zoe. Red
CoRsEfs AND CHILDREN,s COATS.
lot Of CP. Corsets, in White aud Gray szes lS to
q t ashsnuy soiedl. spoon bust were $2.75. Bed
4 lot OF Children's Cashmere Goats, sizes 2 and 3
years coors Brown q belin and Terra Gotta were
$40. Red Ticketed SIS each.
10c. each.
100 japanese Dat Meal Bowls, were 25c Red Tick
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
One lot OF l.5O scotch Gray Underwear; Shirts,
size 4e; Drawers sizes 36 and 49, Red Ticketed Soc
each.
One lot Of 81 Natural Wool Underwear Shirts sizes
5o ~ and ~ Drawers, sizes SO and 3S. Red Tick
eted 65c. each.
And hundreds OF other items around the Store which
space prevents from mentioning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

Senator Higgins court OF appeals bill differs
from Representative Rogers in several notable
provisionA The two bills provide as basis
the existing circuit court. but Mr. Higgins
would make the court to consist Of three judges
and tx s20,O 900 as the limit of amount involved.
Constitutional questions are excepted from the
Jurisdiction Of the court of appeals, as are also
all questions that are certified to the Supreme
Court as being OF sufficient importance to be
heard BY that tribunal. In constant agitation
and discussion Congress will find after a while
u - hoped. the true remedy for an over-bur.
densd Supreme Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
--LATEST IMPORTED Spnrsa FAsH1oss,

JERsEYS.-The new style High sleeve Jerseys arc
included in the thrtytwo spring styles now on view
The following are special values:
S1.4S-Vest-f front Jerseys, with the improved coat
back and new button trimming.
The 81 Braided Jerseys another SURPRISE which
couloht De II our business was largely credit.
Inc S2.9S Jersey, with Collar rolling the entire
length and thus forming Vest Front, and sty.
lish The Braid Binding adds to the effect
sHlRT NAlSTS.-Ladies tell us the patterns OF our
Soc. garments,
AT ooc' Percale Waists in hundred styles, Flannel
biouses and Waists in twenty styles and the new Ok
ford Cloth Waists.
At 75c. Navyblue and oil.boiled Red Waists, eoual
to last seasons 81 goods
Observation-Disclosures females-are again wear
ing busties. The correct styles have just arrived
from Paris
FOR THE SPRING OF 1890.
THOUSANDS of dollars worth of New Embroideries
Dress Goods, Leather Goods Handkerchiefs, Hosiery
Gloves and Childrens Goods here you TO crit
cize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
OFFICE OF
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
Cor. 1lth and sta NV
THURSDAY, FEsRuARr ID. 1890.

Tomorrow being Friday. viii be regular
weekly remnant day. The FRIDAY remnant
sale idea 10 just SIX years old with MS this
short Lengths, Odd sizes Broken Lines.
So1 pTcs W. sls Srs I'd
cause 4 enables us 70 keep the stock clean.
LxcE De pR iHpiSaS' PisirrERNs REDUCED.
These are exquisite draperies, yet, having
e sSsm few e Left s.s ss have concluded to sell
Lace Pattern Robes 6 black and /
white,, q Brussels Net, embroidered in
coiored chenille and silk each pattern con-
tsining ~ yards. Reduced from S34 and
Elesapt Lace prspery Pattern Robe.
300 to ESQ.
XKT EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
we have made large number of eI-
traordinary reductions in Fancy Articles,
stamped and embroidered linen goods. &c
Second door.l
JACKETS.
s; s Ladies', Gray Jersey. Cloth Jackets.
Inc, s9 d with satin. Size a.. Reduced to
RiaI l:Sy !: !. BLACK Jersey Jacket. Size 40
"a Ls sssno D,, + Green Beaver Jacket. Size
Size 81. REDUCED a to o' 81 So Ai'~00' Raglan
Ladies' Dark Chevron Jackets, in Green
m, AND Navy Sizes ~. "a and 40. Reduced
g ladies' Broad Cloth Jackets in Gray,
Tan Brown, Green. Navy and Black. Sizes
Lady's Diagonal Cloth JACKET, in Navy
Blue and handsomely lined with Satin. Size
Ladies satin lined aarrick capes with
rows Of P1nked Edges, in Navy, Green and
MH1h Ma Reduced to So each.
? Black Cashmere shawls. Reduced to
q Hand:hnit Iceland Wool shawls. Re.
a, Cardinal Cashmere shswls. g by 2 yds.
Reduced to 81 each.
2 Light Blue Hsnd-knit Capes. Reduced
E F n each.
4 Black Hare Muffs. Reduced to 81 each.
! Black Astrakhan Muf. Reduced to az.
a. fine zeal Beaver Princess Collar. Re-
! Brown Marten Boa. Reduced to sl2.5o.
HOSIERY nnsff RIPi REDUCED
Pairs Ladies' Black-and Orange Stripe
Cotton Hose. Size 8. Reduced to 2oc per
S Pairs ladies' Fancy Stripe Lisle-thresd
Hose. Size and 80 Reduced to 35c. Der
Children's Ribbed Cashmere Hose, double
knee toes and heel. size g to 9. Reduced
to oOc. per pair.
Flrst hoor. first annex.l
GLOVES.-9 Pairs Ladies' f. Button Suede
In t'an Shades, with Embroidered Backs.
Sizes and On. Reduced to soc.
Pairs Ladies' 4-Button Real Kid Gloves
In Tan Gray and Brown with pinked wrists.
Size 54. Reduced to 81.
! Pair Ladies' Solution Length, Tan
Mousquetaire suede Gloves. Size c.IS Re-
duced TO 80.
(First fioor center)
MERINO UNDERWEAR,
q ladies' Atwood kibbed Vests, high
neck. short sleeves. Size 20 Reduced to
62ISc. Half price.
Ladies' Scarlet Vest, high neck and long
sleeves. Size 40. Reduced to Use.
Ladies' Fine Silk Vest, low neck and no
sleeves, in old gold and grey. Size 2. Re-
duced to 75c. Half price.
Pairs Ladies' Unshrinkable Merino
Ribbed Pants. Reduced to 621<c. Half
price.
First floor, first annex
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP,
ID Cor. IL tn and + SITS. II Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
w. NJ. SHusrER & SoSs
919 PENNA AVE.
TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.
18th and r SITS.

We are very much gratifed at the quantity Of fall
while giving discount Of 10 per cent on all sales
winter stock very much have decided to place al
SPRING and SUMNER Goods left from last season
on sale upon the same terms until further notice Our
coming season with one ENTIRELY NEW
We have quite q large lot Of GINGHAMs, LAWNS
CHALIIS. sATINEs, SILKS and q great variety of
WHITE DRESS GOODS, ROBES and FLoUNCINGs,
all Of which will be exposed for sale on Monday or
Tuesday next They will be marked at such low prices
as to be very attractive and going to sell them
If we have to make loss to do 30.
Our Summer Silks have all been marked at a great
loss, but they must be sold and sold quickly.
There is on hand our usual stock of BLACK SILKS
in all qualities. from 75c. to 30 yard.
They include some Of the BEST makes imported
and will all go out at the same DISCOUNT FOR
CASH
We have left over a large lot Of ROBES and CON-
BINATIoN DRESSES in Silk and Wool and All Wool,
which we offer at loss but they all go at the same
discount though many of them not bringing fifty
cents on the dollar.
In addition to the goods named above we have
complete assortment Of MOURNING GOODS of the
best makes all in perfect condition. and we pay
particular attention to this department You will find
in our assortment the most desirable goods in the
market
Also complete Stock Of Staple Goods such -
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS. TowELINGS, IRISH
LINENS. LINEN sHEETINGS. LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS, WHITE and COLoRED SPREADS and
sHIRT1NGS; all Of which are marked at regular
prices.
Also few REAL CAMEL's HAIR sHAwLs, which
are marked at great loss to close.
ALL Of the sbove-named goods and in fact our
entire stock, at q discount Of 10 PER CENT FOR
CASH. All goods marked In PLAIN figures.
W. N. SINISTER SONS
rs s19 PENN. AVE. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

ExrRAonDrNARY CAsH BARaArSs
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, very finest quality, yard
wide, only lOc. real value 12Lc.
LADIES' CLOTH DRESS GOODS, all colors, Navy
Blue and Black included, extra wide double fold. all
LADIES BALBRIGAN ENGLISH STOCKINGS,
excellent quality the 3oc. kind three pairs for soc.
~ BaA NM LIN A0HAlks very hne quality. extra
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, eli so,
sGPERIGK QUALITY Bt@~CK fRENCH SILKS:
special cash bargains 81, 81 20. $l.5O.
SHEET1NG COTTON, excellent qunifty, 25c
HENRIETTA CASHMERESH HENRIETTA SERGES
ELEGANT DRlSS GOODS, nearly yard and q half
wide, all pure hne French wool: special bargain, soc
LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS yard and q half
wide. all pure Wool; special cash bargain soc.
FINE FRENCH BkOADCLOTH. nearly yard and
half wide. pure oil red uced cash price. S71xc
TRECO CLOTH DRESS GOODS, nearly all pure
wool. wide double fold, IL yards for 81.
CARRIERS Cash Store,
III MARKET SPACE
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers
Select one OF the following presents with purchase
OF 90 pair of Large-siZe Darnask Towels worth 7
eta Half Dozen Fiue DanEsk Napkins, worth 75c :
pair OF Silk Embroidered Corsets, zoe.
Select of the following with purchase
of i or more: IarRe-size Handsome Bridal Quilt
worth IL 50: Dozen Ilne Damask Napkins, worth
81 so two Pairs OF Large size Fine Damask Tow
cas-. worth Loo. ja3i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
Gloves Ar REDUCED Prices.

ULovRs AT hEDUcED PRICES.
Twice q year-the commencement Of the summer
and winter seasons-the new styles of "Paais Royaim
Kid Gloves offered at actual cost prices
1t is an advertisement
We might to the expense of circulars &C. drawing
attention to the merits of the Paais Royal" Gloves
but we adopt more original method Of advertising
We offer each visitor one parosse pair oaly-o| Pal
ais ROydt' Cloves at The tctoiesaLe price
MEMS PALAIs ROYAL KID GLOVES
Reduced from 81 SO to 81. 20 pair.
Style No.4.-These are the Celebrated English Derby
Kid Gloves made expressly for the "Palas Royal" by
the leading glover Of London. Because Of contracting
for large quantities and in consideration of payments
made immediately after on receipt of the goods we
buy as advantageously a. is possible. We can also
afford smaller profit than is usual because we haven't
the losses credit business inevitably brings. Thus
it is we have offered these celebrated Gloves during
the last twelve years at the very low price of
$1.5O The special price Is 81 90 Every pair wsr-
rsnted. Call and have pair tried on, at our risk
You will then properly appreciate the superior fit.
LADIES' PALAIs ROYAL KID GLOVES,
Reduced from 81. SO to s1.20.
Style No. 2.-superior French Kidi4- button Gloves
in the new shades for spring The spear point
also the hair-lin embroidery backs.
Style No. 5-Undressed or Suede 4-button Kid
Gloves i'll the spring dress goods shades of Greens,
Blues. lans. Modes. Browns. Grays. Slate. &c.
ABOUT "PALAIs ROYAL" GLOVES
When you see the name "Paiais Royal" stamped in
side any pair of Gloves you may rely on such Gloves
If they split new pair is given. They the best
Gloves possible 10 manu- fdcture.
THE FIT superior because styles for all sha pes Of
va cnn nj lv N sfn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

The English lords are in bad way. Thirty
Of them are living on charity. A few years ago
viscountess Was found stitching shirts for SIX
pence apiece. The father of the duke Of
Buckingham died at sixty-one years of age
IN great poverty. Twenty baronets, to come
down to titled people who are not noble, are
leading precarIous lives. one pawn broker,
another receiving three shillings and six pence
hall penny for every new member of political
club he can obtain. Five were convicted of
swindling during the last ten years. Lord Rose
berry will soon introduce in the house OF lords
"A bill 10 provide an asylum for these outcasts
and unfortunates. The facts are vivid object
lessons for the rising radical democracy Of
Great Britain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

International conferences in the interests Of
labor are to take place both in free Berne and
unfrss Berlin Italy in endorsing tho Swiss
proposition praises that Of the German em-
psror- The thoughts Of the rulers turn to the
people who build the state, too long neglected
under modern civilization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

Battle ship or monitor-Tracy or Chandler.
Under which king Bezonian? The naval
officers who favor the battle ship side of the
grea, naval dispute now raging claim for the
high free-boards that they cal be made to 20
faster, carry more coal and fight better in a
furious sea. The monitors friends traverse
some OF these statements and pooh-pooh the
Others. They say that what is needed is a navy
for home protection, not for naval combats far
out at sea. but for the latter purpose contend
that the monitor is equal to the great battle
ship preferred in foreign navies. They try to
make the fight one between American and
European ideas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

Mr.. Cleveland re-enforces what The STAR
has said to the Maryland legislature, in his
declaration: Ballot reform is right, and that
10 Why j think it should be adopted" He is
sensible in refusing to see any peril to his
party in doing what is right. The opposite
declaration involves a very damaging comics
.ion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

Prince Bstienberg grew beard while abroad,
and when he arrived in England his wife. the
queens daughter, refused TO see him. IL ia
not positively ascertained that these two facts
are related as cause and effect, but one is no.
forbidden TO suspect what he p!eases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

idaho and Wyoming have been informed BY
aeoinmittee voice in each house that they may
come in. and now New Mexico and Arizona are
knocking at the Unions door fos admission to
the overwhelming circle Of American states.
As soon As they are prepared for statehood
they shouldlbe welcomed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
$1,000 REWARD.
DR. WARNER offers the above reward to any one
nndfng single strand Of cotton in his Celebrated
Natural Wool and Cancels Hair Undergsrments.
Not only IL the purest and best used but the
hnsh IL absolutely perfect The tniest Of grease spo
the slip Of needle. sufficient have the garment
branded "secossds" Such garments are closed out
at nearly half price, and favored and lucky is the mer
chant who secures thern 30 fortunate il the
EErf a ( 4 f ssss
: II LII ii i SIS
ERE go w "A +
RRR o o w "A l.
RI oo % 7 "a LII

Tomorrow friday AT NEARLY HALF PRICE,
III. warmers Spring weight Underwear, subject to
impefections slight that the seeking for them ID
often fru. tless
Mems 81 30 Camers Hair Underwear for Al az
Mems s|.25 Natural Wool Underwear for 81 40
LADIES' $500 Natural Wool Underwear for ~ 81 AZ
In conjunction with this sale is offered:
loO DOZEN MEMS SOCKS.-warranted fast color
nooeo English Half Hose, in all the new spring
shades Good value at 2oc- At Gle, or pairs for
bargain 30 unusual that the hundred dozen will dis
appear like the snow did . few days since
20 DOZEN LADIES' SILK HOSE.-These are pure
Six h,cheneu Rib Hose and of quality and weight
usually retaied at 81 o. for only 81 SO pair They
are shown in boot patterns-Black feet and ankles,
with uppers in new shades Of Grays Old Rose Sal
mon &c. Also plain colors in shades to match slip.
pers.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED belowD