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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-20

hlNaioH anu frauds OF like charact-
er as practiced by the Republican
party ut the last National election
will be impossible at any. future
election"
Reports from the Senatorial Dis.
tricts were then called for, and this
proved TO be veritable Democratic
love asst. Speaker after speaker
stood up AID told of the work of
ganization in their counties and the
confident hopes of the. Democracy
to strengthen their lines and win a
brilliant victory this fall.
From jackson county came the
report that club had been organi
zed in every district and SUBJ dis
trict, and the Democrats promised
to redeem jackson next fall.
From Gilmer, Hon. r. +. Kidd
pledged an increased majority and
declared the party was never more
and hopeful
w Nj. Kincaid, Esq, of Cameron.
related the difficulties which had
been encountered in that strong
hold of Republication and assured
the Association that a better report
would come from Marshal this year
And so on through the list the
counties reported, and as the re-
turns kept coming in the enthusi-
asm increased. When the last
speaker had finished Chairman
Handlans made brief address CON
the Association.
A vote of thanks was unanimous
lY rendered the efficient President.
and the convention adjourned sine
die.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-20
AUGUST 20. 1890.
STATE TICKET.

For Supreme Judge,
DANIEL b. LUCAS. of Jefferson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

While the Senate caucus was determining the
question for itself of a cloture rule to enable
the passage in the Senate of the federal election
bill Senator Stewart was perhaps putting the
finishing touches to a set speech in opposition
to that measure That speech was delivered to
an attentive Senate yesterday. The silver Sen
ator had attention on the occasion partly. at
least, because he voiced the feelings of other
Senators on the question under consideration.
Nothing has been clearer to the public than the
fact that the republican party has not been
united in the present attempt to correct evils
in the method of taking the suffrage in this re-
public. The party has been, on the contrary.
divided into at least three groups-those who
are very much in earnest, like Mr.. Hoar or who
think everything depends upon prompt, radi-
cal and decisive action; those who feel that the
time is past when anything can be done by fed
eral law and who deprecate any disturbance of
the public mind and any friction in the states
concerned which..may interfere with industrial
movements, even temporarily; and, third, the
class who are Indifferent az to evils and rene
dies, but who prefer to do nothing rather than
do anything extreme or out of time. This SUBJ
division is apparently favorable either to delay
and defeat Of the bill altogether or to such
emasculasion Of it as will make it practically
harmless. If no action is taken soon the bill
will be dead for lack of opportunity to enact it.
II any action il had it seems probable that it
will be in the line of moderation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

There we're two material misstatcments made
in the House which helped to pass the confer
ence report on the Atkinson bill yesterday.
One was 10 the effect that the railroads bogus,
padded. two-cents-a-name petition committed
its few genuine sgncrs to tho support Of this
bill. II did not. The petition merely asked
the retention Of the station on the mall,
and the most prominent among its gen.
uine signers subsequently signed The
STAR's petition against the Atkinson bill
Only n mere handful Of citizens have petit
toned for and stood by the Atkinson bill itself,
and against the measure are thirteen thousand.
including business men and workingmen. all
occupations and sections. the representative
citizens and organizations of Washington. The
other misstatement was as To deaths and inju-
ries on the grade tracks in the District The
Commissioners in ISIS furnished Senator Nor
ril with the statistics this subject. and their
statement showed that up to that date thirty
three persons had been killed in the District by
tho Baltimore and Potomac railroad. and eighty
persons had been seriously injured. The ac-
eidents since 1858 have been even more notable.
II was claimed in behalf of the road that since
1883 only two persons hal been killed.
and only seventeen injured upon it,
1t is q matter of general knowledge that within
two or three years this road has killed Mr.. Col
wsy. the four men at Bcnuing's CT tossing. and
Others whose death has not attracted 50 much
attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

The esteemed Pos, expresses the opinion that
The srAR will become reconcilcd to changing
conditions. and at some time in the future ap-
prove such legislation as the Atkinson bill. 1t
IL much more likely. however, that the Post
will alter it- course in accordance with ''chang-
ing conditions" and. its present relations with
the railroad being terminated. will decide that
it IL for itr interest to speak for the people.
TBs srAR has done. There is an assurance of
stability in TIE STARS policy. because il IL
based upon principle. This paper has
always favored the encouragement of
new roads entering the District
and the enlargement in every way
OF transportation facilities. II is not, however,
in the employment of any railroad. but is re-
tanned for the people. and can therefore while
favoring railroad extension and development,
critieise the numerous breaches of law by these
corporations ard work in the pubic interest
for improvements in the occupation of existing
roads and for safeguards in the legislation con-
corning roads which are to come. There il not
the remotest possibility that the success of the
corporation which the Post serves will tempt or
drive The STAR to place itself by its contem-
porarys side. THE STAR serves only the public.
and IL is too old and set ia this habit to change
its masters with facility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

The hopeful convention which adjourned
Yesterday at Asheville took the preliminary
steps for organizing the Industrial movement
in the south. Its action at the close Of its pro-
ceeaings looks TO fixing the headquarters Of the
executive committee in Washington This
movement is wise. The city Of Washington is
not only the headquarters by natural selection
Of every important national enterprise, but il
is peculiarly fitted to be the center in which
southern industrial progress is shaped, being
the seat q government, where men Of i'm
portance from all the world are found, conven-
lent alike TO north and south, overlooking the
mines Of Virginia and accessible to all the fac
toriss, mineral and other resources OF the
Piedmont section of the south ss well as to the
mountains Of Tennessee, North Carolina and
Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

The republicans of Ohio in press and party
are moving actively to test the legally of Sen
ator-elect Briee's election on the grour.d that
he is not and has not been for some years a
residen. OF Ohio. The Constitution says man
to be eligible as Senator must be an inhabitant
of the state from which he is elected and the
laws Of Ohio specify that the place of residence
Is where a mans family resides, and, further,
that he shah have lost his residence in one
state when he removes to another, notwith.
standing he NAV entertain an intention to re-
turn at some indefinite time. The Cincinnati
Commercial Gdsete Ia especially urgent in it;
demands that the case be taken to the courts
Ii shows that Mr.. Brice pays no taxes in Ohio
has no house or Office there and, further. made
an affidavit that he was a taxpayer and either
Of New York when he went on the bond Of one
VI the aqueduct contractors. The questions
raised by the controversy are very interesting
and affecting, 40 they do, Senatorship will
attract considerable public attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
HOLIDAY G1oyEs.

HoIrDAy G1ovEs
Our assortment Of Gloves never was so large.
10 varied. 50 complete. Prices as low as possi-
Bile consistent with quality, style and finish.
Fancy box given with one or more pairs of
Gloves from 81 and upward.
EVENING GLOVES
Ladies' IL and 16-button length Mousque-
taire Suede Gloves. in White. Cream, Lemon.
Pink, Lavender, Black and assorted shades of
Tan.
-H-button-length, o.. 50 per pair
--16-button-lcngth, O.. 90 per pair
Ladies' 3O-button-length MousQuetaire Suede
Gloves. in White. Black and assorted shades Of
Tan.
Price a per pair
Ladies' 5-button Imperial Real Kid Gloves in
Black and assorted shades Of Tan and Gray
Price I'll so per pair
Ladies' 4-button Imperial Real Kid Gloves in
Black. Tans. Browns and Grays, with feather
stitch embroidery.
Price 81. 75 per pai-
EVENING MITTs.
Ladies' II and 16-button-leneth Jersey Silk
Mitts in Cream, White, Pink, Blue Red, Nile
Green. Tans, Lavender and Black
-12buttOn-length I'll
-l6-button-length. 4l.25-
Ladies' 20-button-length Jersey Silk Mitts in
White, Cream. Blue and Black
Price 81. 90 per pair.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ladies' 4-button Trefousse Suede Gloves in
Grays, Modes. Tans and Black. with feather
stitch embroidery.
Price ell 80 per pair--
Ladies' S-button-lensth Mousquetaire Ire
fousse Suede Gloves. in Tans. Grays. Modes
and Beaver. with feather stitch embroidery
Price. e. per pair
Ladies' 4-button Reynier Suede Gloves, in
Tans and Grays.
Price. 81. Gj per pair
Ladies' 4-button French Kid Gloves, In Tans,
Browns. Grays. Grays and Black.
Price. 81. % per pair
Ladies' 4-buttOn Real Kid Gloves in Tans.
Browns. Grays and Black.
Price. 81. 50 per pair
Ladies' Equestrian Gauntlets. in Reddish Tan.
Prices. 81. 20 and 81 per pair
(First floor, 18th st. building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

Elevhere in TIE STAR Prof Mason brooches
the novel theory that American civilization =
~ be failure and that the continent itself Is
playing out He thinks that this hemisphere
is adapted to sustain vegetable not animal life;
that our resources are becoming exhausted, and
that depopulation and savagery will follow. The
Theory 10 an interesting one, and Americans
vii perhaps be able to hold national pride in
check long enough to give 1t proper conssdera-
ton Incidentally il might throw light ON the
failure u the census TO come up to the marA
and soothe the feelings Of the disappointed
states and cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
C,Rprr Drp,pryrxr

CARPET DEPARTMENT.
We will continue to sell during the coming
week: Wv -'o
Moquette Carpets worth 81 80 for 81
Ne.Vet Carpets worth 81 10 for 81 H.
Velvet CARPETS worth 81 p for 81
Velvet Carpets worth 81 for IN.
Body Brussels worth 81 -, for Al
Body Brussels worth 81 10 for .1Lr
Body Brussels worth 81 90 for sas.
Tapestry Brussels worth lie. for tn,
Tapestry Brussels worth tak. for 40,
Ingram All-wool Best Extra Super worth &c
for toe. ~ '"~'
Ingram Extra Super worth 1Or for EOc
Ingram Cotton Extra Super worth DIE for AOc
1hree-ply Au-woOl CARPETS worth Al for %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

wood. and taken from japanese Temple: are
UNKNOWN Resalar price. e15. keIur-d TO
Il Pair 0xidis-t Silver Modern Duellis:s.
Il Pair 0xi5ise,i silver Hsralds. si2. Re-
! Pair oHidis.d silver Vases. si2. Reduced
f. lPair ozidined bronze Vases. s1o. Reduced
4 Pair ssronse and Copper Figures. Oh. Re-
a 9,idissJ Silver Moon Dressing Case Mirror.
Ia. esdized brass Dressing Case Mirror. Reru-
j Oxislize. Brass Dressing Case Mirror. Peg.
ular; Rc,inced to 81
MAJ pI % Silver Dressing Case Mirror. Reg
al 1 q, brass Dressing Case Mirror. Reg
I oxhiizrd Brass Dressing Case Mirror. Rex-
ular, - 80, Eeslur-,i TO $i
OxLiiked Brass Dressing, Case Mirror. Reg
ular, 81 20; Reduced 10 y., Is.
,,., ox .s Rrass DRESSING CASE Mirror. Reg
Ox,,iized Silver Dressing Case Mirror. Roy
MAR 81 l;1siucevi TO 8:,..,5
ular. -. l.c,i,r-d 10 = 10 I'VE
,r..o VIZ 3. 5Iark Joe Gust. Regular. $50. Re
AIT COMPANIES POTTERY
,xpp fhsure. Regular prce. 81. Reduced
IL, lges. Figure. Regular price, go. Reduced
Bus. Figure. Regular price. 80. Reduced
! Bust Figure. Regular price. 81. Ieiuced
D., l. Bust Figure. Regular price. 81. Reduced
,1sBBust Figure. Regular price, So. Reduced
~ Bust Figure. Rerulsr price. Sc Rct,ucedto
u figure. Regular price $3.50 Reduced to
- FiEure. Regular price. s.. so. Reduced to
IL, Bpst Figure. Resular Price. 81. Relnced
=. Bust Figure. Regular price. So. Reduced
Bnst Figure. Regular Price, a.. Reduced
! Bust Figure. Regular price. o.. Reduced
bist Figure. Regular rice. So. Reduced
Bust Figure. Regular price. So. Reduced
] Bust Figure. Regular price. S. Reduced
to ~ 81.
B'ist Figure. Regular price. SO. Reduced
lnst Figure. Regular price. SO. Reduced
Bus, Figure. Regular price. 50. Reduced
lESOSrh uoLD WARE.
yase. l;.snlar price. IS. Eetlueed to s3
81 NSse. REGULAR Price. $50. nedured to
~ Vase. Regular price. sS75. Reduced to
Vase. Rrruiar Iricc' 81 Reluced 10 r..
., S yase Regular price. $3.50. Reduced to
- Vase. Regular price. "a. Ee,lucei to
.fXsse. Regular price. -. Reduced to
Sl.lD.
y Vase. Regular price. ss Reduced to
.Iyas.. REGULAR prize. "a. Reduced to
WHITE AND GOLD SLIPPER. Regular
price, si.21. Rain, o,i To :sE
frenc :, Dressing Table. druped in silk and
TO so.
French Dressing Table, drarcd In EGYPTIAN
Reduced to 81.
1 Brass and Feather Fire Screen REGULAR
prize, So. Reduced to Sl:,.
Brass and Feather Fire Screen Repular
price, So. Reduced to $40.
AL THE ABOVE MENTIONED ARTI-
GLES WOULD MAKE SPLENDID XMAS
PREsENTS, AND II SEEMS UNRFASON-
ABLE To MANI SUCH AN ENORMOUS RE-
DuCIIONI IN THEM AT TIE VERY TIME
MHEN THEY ARE MOST SALABLE BUT
OIROBJECr Is TO SURPRISE YOU AND
INDUCE TIE PUBLIC TO EXAMINE OR
ENTIRE LINE or HOLIDAY GOODS.
Ibis entire line has been tax en- from our mar
Tor fCOr ami will he shown on the first floor asa
convenience for quick buyers
We still have a number Of reduced price Suitps
of Bed Room Furniture
We still have number Of reduced price Sutes
of Dining Room Furniture
We still have \ number of redurel pricr
pieces of Parlor Furniture
We still have q number of reduced pr,re
Library and Easy Chairs, Tables Cabinets
Writing Desks, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

grip car md a hook and ladder truck met
q TN and D streess hst night and tried to oc-
eapy the same space IT the same time with the
usual result. Both Of the colhdin9 bodies are
fornaaAa'ss to ordinary vehicles and accustomed
70 have the night q way or snzsh thineA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

Ex-senator b'air doesn't stop making those
funny speeches in the Senate some party or
esher vlh Pof him ticket with Ccngress-
- Aaen a Mississippi o< Biu Nye Of Staten
Island and run him for the Presidency in spite
Of Ais most earnest protests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

Sansa CAas and Gea- Greedy have organized
combine for the benefit Of our merchants in
every line Of goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

VIA Enia xas in Africa befsrr he h,a 20
be found; nov that he il there again. he has 30
- recalled A queer fellow IL Emin Pasha.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

MEvs FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
REDUCTION IN SMOKING JACKETS.
-Four more lines Of Mems Smoking Jackets,
broken in sizes. of reduced prices. Just in time
for holiday presents.
Probably the size wanted is among the lot.
English Plaid suiting Cloth.
o CoATs Sizes rs and a.
NVAiS We're S8.sO.-
Now $6-
LOT g
COArs Sizes -, 81. ~ and AZ.
NoAAo We're 81
Now SO
LOT3-
(Solid Colors, Plaids, Checks
and Stripes.
q cOATsl Sizes, Ia. ID, 2-3S.
SOhi" 40 and 1-42.
We're So
Now S1.-
LOT4-
Heavy Cancels Hair Cloth
CohIsi 10.
We're go
Now So
First floor. second annex)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
RECEPTION CHArRs AND RocKsKs

Gold Rocker. plush and satin seat Rexu-
lar price, 3l3: reduced to $40.
Gold Rocker, plush seat Regular price, 90;
reduced to 30.
l Gold Arm Chair. plush and satin seat Reeu-
lar price. BIB; reduced to- So
Gold Chair, plush and satin seat. Regular
price. Sl2; reduced to SS.
Silver Reception Chairs. Regular price,
81; reduced to 81.
Gold Reception Chair, plush seat and back
Regular price. go; reduced to SO
Cold fumeuse Chair. Piusa se.. and back.
Regular price. 80; reduced tn sri,
Gold Reception Chair, Louis XIV DESIGN
Regular prize, a.. Reduced To $40
Gold Reception Chair. Regular price, &Sl
Reduced to Sf1. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
tIOpen evenings until CAyisfmss
SELECT Faox A MArcu1xss Sroc1
e. f." E Ensa EEss.sss{y-
+ kkEK ( sk & I ssss--
tE0pem Evenings wnfa cAyissmss.

Washington n one OF the most cosmopolitan
cities in the world. It's population will box
the compass" Of the country. Wen, away of
at home" the same ties Of family and friends
draw you in fancy or in fact to the hreside Of
by-vone days. 1t is Christmas there ~ well as
here-and You are hound to remember them
with some souvenir q the Joyous season.
Whatever you give will have . ten-fold
value. fou are the gfvef and IL comes from
Washineton-the common center around which
this mammoth nation revolvee. You would he
surprised to know what vratifyinr APPRECIATION
welcomes anything brought from under the
shadow Of the Capitol.
What shall that remembrance BE-,
What form shall it take' You are still in the
balance Of indecision. Well. how isa
sD-CHRIsTNAs ROBE in abox-s5.
eF-PARIs SUITS from slo TO sas.
tS-cLoAKs. JACKETS. NEwMARKErs
and WRAPS for ladies and children-FUR
CAPEs. MUFFs and BoAs.
ss-Gentlemen's SILK MUFFLERs-alls sorts
Of patterns to a.
sg-HANDKERcHIEFs- and colored
bordered. embroidered and initial-1esc. to SIS.
eF-DUCHEss LACE HANDKERcHIEFs-
the real lace-15c. Lots OF patterns up to $2s
AS-sPANIsH LACE sCARFs and
F1CHUs-$2to s1O. New patterns.
~ Black and Colored Silk velvets- a to ss.
H-BLACK SILK DRESS PATTERNS
sn.21. els, $3.50. $3.50. s25 and ESQ.
Every one better than the ordinary.
AS-LINEN sETs-s4 to s:,O-bsautiful. A
handsome line of sPACHTEL sCAEFs and
CENTER PIECES.
sB-wEAPPER BLANKETS, CARRIAGE
ROBES, MARsEILLEs QUILTs-iu well
ordered variety.
S-HOsIERY. GLOVES. FANS. uMBREL-
LAS. CAMEL'S HAIR and FRENCH BROCHE
SHAwLs, Fancy Skirts. &c.
With these hints you do not have to do much
thinking. We have Just about hit upon the
right variety. and such small piece threads
could hold these patterns and qualities any,
where else. Just come in-pick out what Won
want and We will pack IL tastily for you to
carry or send to your remembered ones
sEAToN PERRY,
"PERRY BUILDING
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AyENu]
ESTABLISHED 1910. IT
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)rrrcr Or
W. B. MOSES & SONS.

OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF sTATuARY AND
ODD PIECES OF BRONZE. oxrDIzED
SILVER. AMERICAN ART COMPANIES POT
Terry AND KEsoNTA GOLD WARE WILL
BEorFERED AT MANUFAcTURE PRICES
TO Us; IN OTHER WORDS. EXACT COST;
IN SOME CASES FAR BELOW COST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

~ DDs Ann DLNArlI.
In Oun Art GArLrnr
We Offer beautiful collection Of
WATER coLoRs
Framed. making very exceptional
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
LANDSCAPE.
GAY, Geo. Howell
MARINE.
DE PENNE. A.. L.
HUNTING.
DE LAuNAY,J.
GIVING THE ORDER.
GIOJA. Professor B................... Rome.
Professor at the Academy Of Rome. Medal at
Rome 1850. Turin 1880 and Milan 1881. Cheva.
iier OF the Order VI Crown Of Italy.
GARDEN PARTY UNDER LOUIS XIV.
FAULKNER, John r. II. A.......... London.
The transparency Of the water 10 rood and the
general color IL extremely true. This picture
alone GALL pure Water Color) warrants US in
placing the artist. without exargeration, in the
first rank Of color painters.
OFF DOVER.
MACPHERSON. JOHN. London.
This artists work Is appreciated, and he finds
ready sale for his pictures. His drawings are
distinguished by their unsurpassed dslicacy Of
pencflins, exquisite finish and tasteful arrange.
ment.
IN THE SHAD DIES.
DEfTf. CESARE .......................p Paris.
Dpv,S n.
Bologna. 1871; Chevalier of the Order Of the
Crown Of Italy. The picture was painted for
Exposition Universal.
DEPART POUR.LE TOURNOI.
PASCAL. p.
COMING FROx THE WELL.
GR1vAz. E.
Middle third class. 1882; middle second class.
1883. H. G.
THE WOLF
UP THE HILL.
LINDER. F.
FLIRTA TON
FORTUNY. Deceased.
World renowned artist. The pictures Of the
artist are very scarce and none to be found in
the market. This picture comes from an archi-
tect Of Rome, where Fortuny had exchanged
for some work done in his house
THE BEA UTYFUL ROKATyIAN.
HARDY. T. b.
on THE COAST OF HOLLAND
oaMDh.................... Paris
Pupil of Fortuny.
AT THE OPERA.
SENET, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rome
An interesting article in Harper's Monthly for
March. 1887, says TINT Senet belongs to the first
rank OF Spanish painters, He ranks with For
tuny, Zanacois and Alvarez
DECORATING THE SHRINE
JOHNSON. L. K...............,.Lo London
This artist carries off the palm as a (hgure)
water color painter.
HE LOVES ME-HE LOVES ME NOT.
Fourth floor, 6rst annex
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THINK ON THrsx THINGS.
SENSIBLE HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Prints, CloAkjnvs, DoyIies.
Wrapper Goods. Gents shirts. Sheeting.
Dress Goods, Gents Scaris, shifting.
Table DaNnask. Gents Collars and Cuffs, Flannels.
Towels. Umbrellas. Blankets.
Napkins, Corssts. Comforts,
Hosiery. Handkerchiefs. Shaving Sets.
Gloves, Nufiers, Dressing CASES.
Underwear, shoulder siaw.s. Mirrors, &C., &c.
These goods are frsf-cQss and range from IS to 20
per cent under ruiing market prices Call. examine
and buy early.
BRODHEAD CO.,
9U7 st. masonic TempIe.)
Established 1867.
d.,0-.1- OPEN NIGHTS.
TWO spECIAIs--LADIE KID GLOVES, WAR
ranted, III. and nc, Linen Buresu STARTS large
size, .sG. BLUM'S,
dD:f' 14j and T47 Sth ut. Sc.
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Reductions In Tors.
800 Imported Toy Trunks.
SIC size. Reduced to :0c.--
-GJr. size. Reduced to 4r.-
100 Toy Tea Sets.
--GJc. size. Reduced to 2Jc.-
200 Toy Tea Sets.
-6Ec. and tic. sizes. Reduced to jOc.---
(Fourth floor 10th st. extension)
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WIZ. HAHN & cos
RELIABLE SHOE HoUsH2
$40 SEVENTH ct.
lQ2 PENN. AVE
2Sl PENN. AVE s.R

HOLIDAY Grrrs. Ho11DAr Grrrs.
MRS. n. J. HUNT.
100 It. NV,
HAS IN STOCK A HANDSOME AseORT-
I'M OF NQyELIIEs ~ FANCY Bks,
AR yHh&SG S S2gps. SUITABLE Tos MOL
.nEAififgI. DAINTY GOODS AT REA-
6ONABlE PRICES. d2-.hn