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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-16
MEMEMnEIs LhaL the ra-yment T alI

EEEsENsBEEy that the payment ot all prigas is fsulAEsAN ANgEEB GA FOsss NATIONAL EsANs6S of New Orleaus, and Che ticket arc .iened hy the Irc ideut 0! an institution whoss chutcred rishts ore rec csni7ed in the highest courts; therefore, hr- wore ei auv imutniuns or An"hN m"uN tcuciie EEMENiIfElt Chat Che present culrtcr oi The lpuisanu Stlfc Lottery Company, which iuc ~A Q puEAIE CuUET OF TtiE u. ~. ha5 dctide3 t1 heu CuNrN NNr Wih Che iate oi loui,iaua nnd tstri of tu, Dusslilutin nf thp Stltp. DOES NOT ofpirr tiNTfa. FIRST of J-ANU- AIRY, ,Is1s.
 TheI.erisiature of oui. ilua, which adjourned 0u fhc l0th of iulN oi this year, bus ordered au .Asana1 q W l la lAe NpusUtuipu uf thc state i. " ..1. |i ptfIl1. ntpfds at An election u la2,
 .II. lIr| c|ItrIrr,el THE LOt' TSI
 |tf ls.) fHtf1tN COMPANY up e- 'fstkatgftN4 fll NDEED AND
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-16
IMPORTANT. Addr Bg DNIg'EEHN.
 New Orleans. l.a
orlI. .DNEPG1EN.
 EAush6uwtun be

f,y ordinary lctfer cauiaiuiu, Money Ord dcr. i.sucd by nll cNprc.s companies N,N lor. i.N- chaTre Draft or Postal Noir.
 Address Registered Letter cauilning Currency Co NEW cRLEbHS NATL BANK,
 New Orleans. La,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-16

TAPPED THE VEIN! The mother lode of
 commercial popularity has at last been reached through the tunnel un- der high prices excavated by the undersigned and the people of the country surrounding Casa Grande are to receive the benefits there of. With full stock fchOice and seasonable goods fresh from the markets every want can be supplied at prices that cannot be duplicat- ed. The public is cordially inv vited to call and inspect goods and learn prices.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-16
LOSS t ATKINSON.
JW. WHIrLOW.

pnet office ri1 I- r------------- CuceA. I. Range, Q
 iAi 4 mlle. west ot iluui NA ..f " ii gt mouth or queen
 tWDk Alro cattle &....... I. E. X .... x. ss.f;s '''' ''' '''u ''''' cnrat,lit and Irr nndcfIit
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-16
solid Apache
.si Jlhn lfrsl1

The following is a summary of fine as- srssmmt roil oi Apache county for the ...rr- I.-.I.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-16
WHAT TIE CANAL DOTS

Parts ol twenty siV sections. oyer iour iern solid ones in al arc now covered by ihc Mesa canal, which is twelve mile. bong and carries abaut 5,000 inches oi water lts ownership is represented by i0g shares, each ul which i5 entitled to a one four huudrclth part ofoll the water flowing therein Originally thore were only 80 shares But these had to b. divided intoincouycuieat fractions as the lnds were Gub3ycd. 4he shares were therefore increased gradually to 230 and finally to iJd tho present limit.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-16

One section of loud number 22 is in- cluded within the city limits. lt is cui npluto luacro hlocEs, each Ubdiyidcd iuiu lots ogll, acres. 4 population of l5W is clmmei. The government under ! the township act ncludcs among it> officers, W.l. ie Barron, mayor; Conn | r'fmw. e. ". Shrine, Nm. Barnett, Jas i F. Johnson and Eeils Peterson Sapcr l Nisot C. R flakes acls a3 recorder, with | Nm Ellsworth Cor marshal
 There arc three public shools, ol which one n thc southeast end is being replaced by a $IO00 buiIng, ntcn cd tc ! be a7 commodioua and imposing as Ar ! cmtoct Leonard, of IheniZ, can mak,
 t.
 The children enrolled by teachers mum ber 2I3. out ofatoial of 2l6 census clil drep r. J. Netbertou has been rc.elect cd principal for next year. with Miss E Culhcrt oi PheniS, and Miss Belle iob son as assistants. In answer to th charge that Momona only appoint thci
 own sect to teachers positions it shout,
 hc remarked here that only one of th
 above numhcr ia member of that de
 nomination.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-16
ElNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
 U Over a Million Distributed.
LOlIsIana Siale L0lieTY LlMlanY.

Il1nInnflTII " IIU II0I-I1TUr1, I0T IIUIIIIITT II and Charitable putpo9,H, Dud its lpmthsp made part ot thN present state Constitution, lS5J hy uu Q vcrniomilg rnpul,r vnte nod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12

ST 1.-THE Posi- would not establish a civil PEN
ZION list, but all employees should be kept secure
n their places during good behavior for a GER
tain term of years, subject only to the same
POLITICAL rotations that put one President out
and another President in, substitute one cabi-
net for another, and put new men at the heads of
the departments. y Washington Post, Dec. 10,
So
In the face of this opinion that subordinate
employees should be subject to the same political
rotations as the heads Of the departments our
cotsmporary pronounces false the assertion
that it believes that the clerks in a department
should change with changes in its head.
The clerks Of Washington and the city
itself do not believe that the subordinate en-
ployes Of the government, performing routine
duties, should all be subject to removal on po-
htical grounds, on the same footing with the
responsible heads of an administration. The
adoption of that idea would involve a re-estab-
lishment Of the spoils system, with all its in
furious effects upon the interests Of the CAPT.
tai, the efficiency of the public service,
and the welfare Of the republic. Our CO.
temporary also pronounces false the head
line assertion Of The STAR that the
investigating committee will vindicate the
Commissioners. Events only can show whether
this prophecy is correct 1t was not asserted
that the committee had said that its report
would be Of this nature, and denials Of this
Imaginary assertion are not in point. Our
contemporary is unwise to make specific issues
Of fact. It would be wiser to stick to its policy
Of resort to unanswerable billingsgate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12

Lord Randolph Churchill was found yester-
day among those who criticised the government
in the matter Of the Parnell report. He is no,
unfrequently severe in his animadversions upon
his own party. but he has never given the tory
government quite SO large piece Of his mind
as he did yesterday in his bitter denunciation
Of their conduct. To American readers his de-
mand that the London Times should be in
ciuded in the structures of the report was per-
fectly fair and and it is regretted that the re-
suit Of hberal-unionist's motion to that end
was a vote of 259 to 32l. The time has not
come when the English house of commons can
do justice to the Irish leaders. Another gen.
era election will probably bring that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12

DR.. Nausen, Swedish explorer, proposes to
try the same route to the north pole as was
travelled so disastrously by De Longs and by
Nordenskjolds expeditions-the route by the
islands north Of Siberia. He thinks be can
construct his vessel so that when pressed by
ice it will be elevated and not broken to pieces.
This project until disaster overtakes it may
amuse the old tars who have ''been there. f"
Arctic exploration has not paid we'll, the Sec
ondary scientific research in fauna and fora
hardly compromising for the great risk and
actual suffering incurred. Nevertheless to the
end Of recorded time we shall have arctic ad.
venture and honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12

II the story that the leaders Of the negro
race in the south and southwest are meditating
descent upon Oklahoma with forty or fifty
thousand colored people before the census is
taken in June should have any truth in it the
republic would soon have test of the POSSIBLE
tiles Of the race e-builders. The story
goes on TO say that they would il reported in
sufficient numbers at the census taking apply
forthwith for admission into the Union. The
story 10 interesting until contradicted by
events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12
That Che centennial Of the establishment .

That the centennial Of the establishment Of
the District Of Columbia should be suitably
celebrated 10 admitted generally. 1t is . mat
ter Of much import, not simply to the inhab-
itants Of the District, but to all the people
everywhere in the Union who feel a proper
pride In the foundation Of their seat Of govern
ment Among the centennials connected with
the framing of the government none has more
local interest TO the citizens Of this District
and vicinity. The question-and the only
question-in their minds is the precise day on
which the celebration should take place to be
the nttest commemoration Of the event The
bill for the establishment of the District of
Columbia and Of the capital Of the United
States therein was approved by President
Washington and became a law on the 10th Of
July, 1870. Although the preparations went on
the boundaries Of the District were not fixed
until the 3Oth Of March, 1871. The corner
stone was laid at Jones Point, be-
low Alexandria. April Is, 1871, the
Freemasons Of Alexandria, the city
government Of that place and the original
commissioners for laying of the federal Dis
trict participating in the ceremonies. The
latter date is certainly the browning event of
the work Of establishing the District When
the survey was finished there was a District
N esse; before that there was only District
IN posse or in ft,ro. The laying of the COR
ner stone was the hxed point in the work, at
which 1t eliminated. 1t was the determine
ton, in other words, Of the survey which set
tied the boundaries Whether the one-hun-
dredth anniversary Of the first complete act,
the signature of President Washington to the
law which made the District a certainty, or
the second complete act, the establishment of
the metes and bounds, by which the world
knew Just where the District territory was, is
the more suitable time to adopt as the time in
which to commemorate the foundation Of the
federal District of Columbia has not yet been
determined by Congress. The citizens of the
District have not indicated their desires.
There has been some talk on the subject, but
no formal movement has yet been made. The
STAR suggests that the approach of the CEN
tennial period, whether July l6, 1890. or Apri
Is, 1871, be accepted as the date for the COM
memoration, makes it important that some
sction shall be taken forthwith. In view of
the shortness of the time between now and
he 18th Of July, it might be well even if pub
&c sentiment inclined to the celebration upon
that date, to postpone it until next year and
the 18th Of April There are excellent reasons
that could be urged in favor Of the latter as an
independent proposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12

Had you been thinking that an umbrella isn't
property, and that the carrying away of one
belonging to another person isn't punishable
offence? A gentleman who entertained that
idea, and acted upon it, was sent to the peni-
tertiary for three years by judge in PIttsburg
on Saturday last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12

That great virginian. the intimate friend of
Washington, George Mason, opposed the Con-
stitution which he had assisted in framing
chiefly because. in his Judgment, the Senate
had been made too aristocratic. Col. Mason
died before Senators proclaimed that the pub
location Of the proceedings of executive ses-
sions was trespass on the private rights or
property Of the Senators.
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w. B. Moss & Sous
Cor. i 18th anu 4 sts "A W

IN order to make for the large stock Of Straw
Mattiigs kefrigerators, Baby Carriages, rricycles
RELIED many desira bic goods The
following are ,si, a few q The BAk Az
pairs Chenille Portleres $3.50: reduced from slo
pairs Chenille portieres. two oolOrs, 81 reduced
80 pairs Imported Chenille POrtieres. ST, cOiOrs.
8 pairs Imported Chenille Portieres three cOlOrs.
s. yards All.siik Imported Turcoman three cOlor.,
s2 Bsf yard; former price 20.
l;ss Yards kemntnts q Iureoman and Velour re-
NOTTINGHAM LACEs.
pairs White Nottingham, $40; reduced from
Pairs White nottingham. $3.50; reduced from
pairs White Nottingham, 81: reduced from
pairs White Nottingham. sL9o: reduced from
4 pairs White Nottingham. sl75; reduced from
3 pairs White Nottingham el.5o. reduced from
"a pairs White Nottingham, 75c.; reduced from q.
pairs ESru N9ttnrham. $3.50: reduced from %.
3 pairs Ecru Nottingham, 81; reduced from g.
Il pairs Ecru Nottingham, sl5o; reduced from
u u pairs Ecru nottingham. sl.35; reduced from
= Eairs Ecru Nottingham SIPS; reduced from
pairs Ec.u NS9t,insham, 81: reduced from q. 25.
sceii frnn Al a =; oH5 one pal, Vi pA'ieth re-
u1'D ''0'D ~ ie f fsIa Y C co SfE ssn'
We have made q reduction all our Ga, So 1 o.
and ia Raw silk and Tapestry Table Covers of 33S
per cent
10 pieces 32-inch Fig China Silk. worth 75c: now
J0c.
20 pieces Plain China Silks worth Soc; now 3Oc
RANIES AND RAW SILKS
We will continue the sale Of hamies aud Raw silks
ce.t.
piece each Olive. Gold Crimson and Blue "a inch
Embossed Mohair Plush, worth 81; now sl.50.
4 pieces Embossed Mohair Plush in Olive, Peacock,
Gold ana Blue, worth 81 30; nov al
REMNANTS
Remnants of Cretonne, Raw silks Madras and Al
Curtain material at less than half the original cost
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
n A A.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12

The Maryland Senate made one step forward
in favor Of genuine ballot reform when it re-
lected the amendment to the bill providing for
separate official ballots. The single official
ballot 10 absolutely necessary to the measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12

The proposition by the harmony combine OF
the New York democrats to give Mr.. Cleveland
the Presidency and Governor Hill the o. 8.
senatorship, has not yet been officially ap-
proved by Governor Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12
EVERY SAIL STRETCHED.

An ready. on go the winter moorines-
straight into the Channel Of spring trade.
Talk is not stock. But tables and cases and
sS IS s oTR :'of sS .ns
and cuttings from the mass that is Iniliedto
aiaser 70 xs wSo nep
thinking oi-wishine for-the bright, cheer
season.
The overcost il the heaviest burden on
sEItng; weight is the imperative need. Our
GILbERT1s quarter Q, |. hundred styles q
S5 ,ssfs so sS s5'a., ought g sSSs
think we've rot as many Spring overcoats
them You like the cut-the material and
our taste.
Suits are RIGHTEOUSNESS or drcSs-anda
Eoodly assortment-that will serve both
6UR usual excelience-Setterv where ei y bss
been improvsble-and OUR prices.
and Cnildren's stock. We've had everything
us we took-Ih he rest wouldn't meet your
needs-and that's what we're supplying.
terms in suitsNskir, T wsisssaKiItsWfar.
pishings.A winters work displayed right
S fs THo fa safaH oass Juvenile el0sAisr
In Hats, Shoes and Furnishings things
thought-we've selected with . csre that
makes your most trivial purchase q safe
@ our name on We wogan Se
that If We were ashamed Of what We were
The new SHAPES in Hats. the g new shapes shapes
in Shoes and the new shades and fancies in
The Whole Furnishing sssssosy saws
Tailoring, too-1mported worsteds in the
You the best results for the EN- most saode,n,s
consideration You want nne tailoring
aSie ss possiSieNasat's our cons,ani ain a.'0
Servants Service Suits-the Spring
Bes y TSw we cam suppy sou
rea,dy,m made, AZ the innovations Of fashion
ities on such matters aid You'll ind we've
followed them TO the letter.
msis .. what As y all the ss sss E
sAKS AND COMPANY.
YOUR DREssERs,
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH ST.
MONDAY. MARCH 10. $780,
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY
HAVE JUST RECEIVE
NEW MAPLE SUGAR AND sYRUI
FRESH LOT OF
ELEGANT CREAMERY BUTTE
BIG LOT OF
Yellow Peaches in Cans-Quality Very Superior
SMALL LOT OF
Extra Fancy Florida oranses-Genuine India
River Fruit.
A SPECIAL LOT OF
GENUINE PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. whic
we offer at s5.47 barrel
ELPHoNzo YoUNas COMPANY.
42S Ninth st.
P. s.-Don't foreet-Our Mandhel,ng Java 10 Il
highest grade Of Coffee grown.
milo Eye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12
French Roprs d. CH.xsR..

The classic grace Of the "Grecian" makes this new
f9be appropriately named The material 10 Persian
sne frSn OF Surah silk in Pink Blue e25 the price
Inc wrappers made in imitation Of them at $3.50
woIder; the more you examine them the greater the
wonder 49,
Inc China and Sursh SILK Robes are shown In colors
OF t9r IN lovely effects OF Black and White.
s~netner It's the unpretentious Calico Wrap at
$50 OF the expensive imported novelty ron require
city. '-A'~'' - '~~~
SPECIAL SALE PRICE.
or Wrapper. S"A ''o's "oos
,c.,.,., TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12

o. q Senators on the witness stand appear to
b quite - egregious ignorant a. Newspaper
correspondents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12
JERSEYS FoR SPRING WEAR.

JERSEYS FoR SPRING WEAR
The stock s now complete and consists Of over One
Hundred d ferent Styles.
It Is obviously impossible to attempt even brief de.
scriptions Let point sty les that are ev-
IDENTIFY superior-those that selling very rapidly.
HIGH SLEEVE JERSEYS.
e5-Silk- hnish stockinet with front braided in
honey-comb design the coat back, collar sleeves and
back braided to match
Braid.
s39S-Braded in Zouave style.
$3.5O-Nsndyke Braid Points front and back FORM
Ing collar. Sleeves and back TO match.
S3oO-Braided Yoke Beauty with stmplicity-ele-
eance with rehnementbest describes these Jersevs
s35O-Soutacho and Mohair Braid happily blended
ana forinlng distngue trimming.
S2SS-Coilar rolling the entire front and thus for M
ing vest trout. Braid binding.
S2-Braided in Vandyke ponts
sl.fo-Nest front Improved coat back New style
button trimming. ''Ne
SPECIAL SALE PRICE.
syAny SO 80 Jersey for s29S And Won vii, ana
fifteen different styles to select from. ~
CoLORED JERSEYS FOR SPRING WEAR
Lovely shades Of Blue, Gray. Tan, Fswn Brown Red
Green. Blue
Tucked Colored yerseys.......... 80 90 and a oS
braioe1 Soioteq 1etseSs--..-...... 2.6S and 3 so
flaln Co1oreu 2.50
| ~ The PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12

The indications at present are that vs win
have more base ball than tariff this summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12

OuE CRzp1r PLAN.
FURNITURE. CARPETS MATTINGs. OIL
CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES. REFRIG-
ORATORS, STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GODS IN GENERAL. LOW FOR CASH OR ON
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTs
Poplar Bed boom Suites from els up.
Oak Bed Room Suites from &25 up.
Walnut Bed Room Suites from $40 up.
Psrlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush, S35 up
Ingram CARPET from CSC per yard up.
Brussels Carpet from T5c. per yard up.
Oil Cloths from 25c per yard up.
ePER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
All Carpets sewed and Laid Free Of Charge. We
guarantee the customer against any loss in matching
a. we charge only for the net number of yards
sary to cover the door.
1t will pay Jon to call before purchasing else.
where. As you will find our Prices Lower and Terms
Easier than any other house in the city.
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS
SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS.
p aRooAN.
73e and TAI 9TH It nv.
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j. c. HurcHrssos.
GRAND OPENING
SPRING MILLINERY.
This Stock is one Of the largest. most carefully
selected and varied Of any in the
country comprising all tho
CORRECT STYLES
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
Imported French Pattern
HATS AND BoNNETs
On Exhibition
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT.
Our Famous Bonnet and Hat Department will Open
with 800 Different stylesto
select from.
CHOICE COLLECTION
IMPORTED GARMENTS
Each Garment being made 70 order expressly for us
consisting of exclusive styles in
JACKETS AND WRAPS.
RICH PAssEMENTERIEs.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
SILKS. DRESS GOODS.
FOSTER KID GLOVES.
CUSTOM pREssMAKINa.
mlo-a. so7 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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A FAvoR1rE SpHrSe War.
1.-THE CONyEMARA."
Black or the French aud Tartan Piaids mostly fav-
ored. We show them of ail-wool materials made ex.
pressly for these garments. The peculiarly graceful
drnpery that surprises and peases is thus explained
Prices range from 81 to s2O.
The New Cloth Capes here from 80 to Al6
Beaded Capes and Pelerines from "a TO 324.
SPECIAL SALE PRICE
eV-Choice Of el2 Connemaras and listers for 40
Plsids, Plain Cloths and Stripes TO select from.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(Contuued beloul
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73e and TAI 7th 1t nv.

DuxIArs SpR1xa STILES.
The FIFTH Avenue style Of sflk and Derby
Hats for spring wear issued today. Dunlap
Go. Of New York the acknoWfedged intro
ducers Of hcadgear In America aud tbeir styiss
tor this season are marvel Of beauty
NIILETr 1 RUOrR.
Sole Agents for this city.
&9-3m Sos Pa ave
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=
Coh. lin AND Sis. ~
M 10 1907
w hDNESDAi' NAAhCh LIZ ACcS
IT,. u,.,o., -. .
- ~, s,S,
"sseh' are 'ne rau;S ohAs d. ~ cents
1nu neHuS -iiiAue Snec's, fiio~ Eases
bolster sips ana fiiiow Shams at rock
bottom Pr.ceS' We nave broken every
previous record In the SHES Never before
nave we SOFA SUCH me SILKS ior me
money LOT nave we ever sotu 30 many
the same space OF uine. heai emma Silks'
In attractive figured effects Doc. Fancy
Striped anH &C. one S;1,ee 20 sufahs 1oe:
Su""seaDAe oi"ee "i1A' WV noo"' nai'
are gone.
First aoOro
The very latest and best styles In
Evening Gloves. Mousquetaire Suede
IA 80. $50 ~ - 80 anu
s ,so . los -, ,oa,-iens'h o. ana
l6bu, lou.lenyth gloves are AZ long as
the usual 10 and 2o-button-iength.
W al,"sh,w N elegant line Of Lace
and Jersey Silk Mitts for evening wear.
IN "nite. Cream, pinS, Light Blue and
Si1sA rs =, 1sr 10 e.,r and @o0u' -'ens'h'' 81
fFirst ooo,,
n,' nool
Challies are i'll. Ii possible to be thu are
pe' nm, s1an I'll, she .n mrs. nne Ilnted
ing. Larmoniously blended. forming
bouquets of flow ,rs, sprays, twigs, buds,
vines. daisies. palms, morning slorie.
ard set figures. The coiorings embrace
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A CARD.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS TENDER THEIR
THANKS TO THE PUBLIC FOR THEIR LIBERAL
PATRONAGE DURING THEIR DISCOUNT SALE.
WHICH WILL CEASE MARCH /. WE WILL BE
IN DAILY RECEIPT OF NEW GOODS FOR THE
SPRING TRADE AND ASSURE OUR CUSTOMERS
WANTS CHOICE STYLES AND THEY OF THE
BEST AND MOST RELIABLE IN THE MARKET
AND AS USUAL OUR PRICES WILL DE AS Low
AS THE SAME QUALITY OF FABRICQUES CAN
BE SOLD. CALL WILL CONVINCE YOU.
W. NJ. SINISTER SONS,
MI go PENNA. AVE.
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HAvE YOUR FURNITURE REPAIRED, REUP.
IL HOLSTERED and FINISHED ct WALTERS An
tiaus farp,tars Store aud Storage Ware Hou.s 933
No extra change for calling for or delivering work
N Z FULTON, LOAN OFFICE 1918 PA AVE
1s NV Isseeltshed 1870. The only Licensed Pawn
BROKER In the District Money loaned on Watchea
Diamonds yswelry, silver Ware and other vsluabloS
00old Watches and Other unSsdssmsd pledge q
great variety q veg Low prices. S1S-8ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-12
New SpRrNa Goops.

Just received beautiful line Of Wash Cheviots An
dersoa's Zephyr Ginghams, Satteens. China silks
Plain and Fancy Wool suitings Challies, Silk and
Lisie Hose, Dsinask liable Cloths aud NAPKINS, all
sizes. Damask by the yard in enoice pattern $, Hem
stitched Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases, Linen sheet
ings aud Pillow Linens, ALI grades.
HOOE, BRO. CO.,
mh1-3m 1928 + st. NV.