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The case against the civil service commits


sioners Is closed The previously admitted
facts concerning Csmpbelrs indiscretion, Com
missioner Lyman's promotion OF Campbell,
and Commissioner ROosevelt's or the Com
missions act in securing Shidy's reappoint-
ment have taken the shape Of sworn evidence.
So far the fair or unfair administration OF
the merit system is concerned nothing new has
been developed The facts brought out con-
corning Campbell are the same which Commits
sioner Oberly long time ago dis
covered and punished by reprimand,
and are the same with which President
Cleveland and President Harrison have
both been acquainted Opinions may
differ as to whether Campbelrs breach Of dis
cipline was sufficiently punished when 1t oc-
Cured and as to whether his promotion q year
later by Commissioner Lyman was the wlsest
course to take, but nothing new has been added
to the public knowledge or to the knowledge
Of the administration concerning these matters
Of ancient history, and the evidence is con-
elusive that Campbell's offense was at the
worst only . technical breach Of discipline, not
affecting in the slightest degree the fairness of
the examinations. The imperative necessity
that the impartiality o: these examinations
shall be absolutely above suspicion. and the
danger Of q misconstruction Of Campbelrs act,
have given an exaggerated importance to his
case. and the friends of the merit system will be
glad thai, however Campbell may have faredper-
sonally, the examinations have stood the test of
the most searching investigation of instructions
concerning their fairness Though nothing
has been developed which raises the grade of
his original offense or requires a reopening Of
this part Of his case, Campbell himself has
fallen in public estimation through The con-
Trajectory and confused statements which he
has made concerning his actions. Shidy, too,
by his own evidence has damaged himself in
public opinion, and also in tine opinion of the
Commissioners, who doubtless regret that they
were induced by his professions Of repentance
OF wrong-doing to protect him against punish
ment for telling the truth in respect to that
wrong-doing. Campbell and Shidy have suf-
fered from the investigation, but the cause of
civil service reform and the stability Of the
merit system are not in the least intertwined
with their fortunes. They have injured them
selves personally and in q manner not expected
either by the Investigators or the investigated.
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As the session of Congress advances it be-
comes apparent that no large reduction will be
made either in customs duties or in internal
taxes. The reason is the small possible surplus
after the appropriations for the session have
al been made and the certainty that the neces-
sary expenditures will almost if not quite reach
the income Of the government. The difficulties
In the path OF the ways and means committee
have been due to this peculiar condition of
affairs. But there are doubtless local reasons
operating east and vest in favor of such re-
duction Of the tariff as will both increase the
revenue and satisfy the existing state of manu-
facturee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-08

The investigators Of the civil service COM
mission, having repeated the commissions
showing Of shidy's spokesman administration
of civil service reform duties in order to at
tack the commission for securing his reap
pointment, afterwards apparently engaged in an
effort to whitewash Shidy as a civil service re-
former through Pauls testimony, in order to
show that the commission was unjust in report
ing violations Of the law in the Milwaukee post
office. shldy is picturesque and many sided
Individual, and the effort to whitewash one of
his sides, involving denial of the credibility
of his confession, is an interesting and enter
tanning performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-08

United States machine manufacturers are
profting by the quarrel between England and
Portugal The people OF the latter country
now purchase here the machinery they once
bought Of their quondam allies and protectors.
England may find that a small slice of Afri.
can territory is poorly acquired at the expense
OF a trade Of which she once held monopoly.
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II is feared il the Senators are not sue
sessful in their aght against the newspapers
and In their conspiracy to make bloated news
monopoly OF the Congressional Record that
the price of the Record will fall of several
points and premiums will have to be offered to
subscribers to keep up its circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-08

France accepts Germanys invitation to par
ticipate in the international labor conference at
Berlin, provided that the deliberations be of
an exclusively technical and theoretical char
acter. In other words France will talk BUSH
ness to Germany, but there shall be no beer
drinking. yarn swapping and such other dip
lomatic amenities as prevail in international
conferences under ordinary circumstances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-08

The Hungarian government can afford
10 be magnan!mous and make an exception to
its expatriation law in behalf OF Kossuth. That
government has acted for many years with so
becoming wisdom, not to say generosity to-
ward the Hungarian people that it need not
sickle in the case of the great republican
leader himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-08

The thoughtfuland daring action of the negro
porter in the Lake Shore accident in extin-
gushing the lamps in time to prevent holo-
caust after some lives had been destroyed by
the collision recalls the brave deeds OF the col
ored stevardess on the Mississippi steamboa I
some months ago. In the annals of heroIsn
there 10 no distinction Of color.
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II is to be feared that her majesty Of Eng
land needs more of such preaching as Canon
Liddon's than she will allow. The nlustrious
preacher and scholar presumed in q discourse
at St Georges chapel, Windsor, to make per-
Bonal address in the style of John Knox on
Bossuet The queen afterward reprimanded
sharply the venerable clergyman and issued
an order that that man should never preach
here again"
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ma s:ss adv !. 1ss ss
PEELED 70 make eecrces Of many desirable goodA Tho
following sI 81 4 81 s bEs.sTHrxr
Rsss: 20 :oses
is S:irs InPgrssd Chenille pOrtisrss. 81. oolor..
paii: I@porsed Chenille Portieres. three coiors.
IA: ne 5r,eonan. tire. eso
e md
o.. N0TIINeAAM Lagos.
z pain white Nottingham, e275 reduced from
p psin white Nottingham. ease; reduced from
10 .psis White Nottingham. &c; reduced from
q psirs white Nottingham. sLeo; reduced from
"A paths White Nottingham. sl.7s: reduced from
= Psirs White Nottingham. s1.so; reduced from
"a pair, White Nottingham. 75c: reduced from 81
pairs Esru Nottingham. $3.50; reduced from Is.
q pairs Ecru nottingham, $3.50; reduced from
pair, a.;! .cEr No.s,nshsq, g: reduced from g.
IL pairs Ecru nottingham, s1.so; reduced from
AZ pairs Ecru Nottingham. sl25: reduced from
only sss ..Sa
au0sd fro" 40 pei ssHs + e cS RfE sent
and sun md Tspsssls T. iS Covers 81 ss
,d - pieces a2inch Fig. Chin. sfk worth 75c:
20 pieces Pain Chin. sil,, worth 5os,; now SOC.
for few days longer At the reduced Of ssx per
i piece each Olive Gold. Crimson and Blue .4.,nch
Embossed Mohair Plush. worth e; now low si.so. 'H
pieces Embossed Mohsir Plush in olive, Peacock.
cold and Blue worth k q e.; Sosss 81. :,
OF Creionne Raw silks Madras and all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-08

According to the Chicago delegation now in
Washington, the raising Of the latter half of
that eity's Worlds Fair guarantee fund is
''merely matter Of detail" Which accounts
for the ''detair' tbs. ~ sent on to see Congress?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-08
TIE Reason WIZ.

Why ., Il i that s. SEAsJY lslo-l2 eth ST. nw
Because he has pushed himself right into live busi
~, ness oy selling Cheap for Cash.
why ~ tnat people go from Georgetown. Navy Yard
aud Eat OF the Capitol 70 Grasty's 15lO-i2 7th
Because they can save money on Furniture. China,
Why is i that Grassy buys many Tea and Dinner
Because he sells piece Fancy Tea st s2.es and
100-piece Dinner Set 81 .yS. N
Why u u that Grssty-Ihe Pusher-undersells the
Because his much and he sells everything
Why Is that sos Of the merchants say that Gru,ty
because they feel chilly when some of their old cu.
TONERS tell them what they have seen at Grasty,s
Why Is IL that Grasty sells Parlor Suite for
Tor which other houses get S}5? ~~''oo
Because he has bad debts ana everv
body pays the same.
Why 10 Ii that The Pushers sness il growing all the
time, while old houses cry uuIl times &c
because ne Is Blower and Blows the musical tune
Why l. 4 hat people doubt the statements made
by The Pusher, The Blower!
Because they have not been to see.
Why Is y that GrAssy pays The Star for printing his
Because he knows thstit pays to advertise when you
Why Z s.. ssis ess: Nice Tumelsrs for lsc
5ecanse he believes In low prices for Cash.
81 uia hs, arssfy bought 90 much Mating and
he s nv. and .ons the line Cheap
Joy o9nt want anything yourself give "ths reasou
why 70 your friends and send them to see me-
Furniture, China. Pin, &c 100 an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-08

The Turing Of pauper immigrants to these
shores by agents of the steamship comps-
mics should be stopped Effective regu-
lation Of these companies will mark an inn.
portant step toward the solution Of the immi-
grafton problem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-08

Mr. Kinlocke Cooke, who has been appointed
The English Judge for Samoa, was previously
newspaper man. President Eliot Of Harvard,
Mr.. Blair Of New Hampshire and the United
States Senate please notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-08

Never better time than now and nowhere q
better place than here to abate the dangerous
nuisance OF grade-crossings!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-08

Kentucky Is 20 rejoiced over an egg which
has brought forth twins that her STATE Immi-
grafton Society has invited Farmer Hayes OF
Ohio 10 move his coops TO that fruitful land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-08

The republican candidate who can beat Gov
srnor Campbell and the gerrymander In Ohio
viii have to be q very superior person.
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R1BBoNs Ar SURPRISE PR1crs.

R1BBoNs Ar SURPRISE PRrcrs
Even II we did not have March Of last year to think
OF would be forced reduce the prices Ribbons
that Is those in stock previous to the arrival of the
late gigantic stock
point to the window display with pride, not re-
efrns TO the arrangement the beauty Of the snad
lngs, Out 10 the prices marked on them.
81 See the &c. Ribbonsu
~ See the Velvet Ribbons m
- See the Black Ribbons
u See the White Ribbons.Ha
There 10 no question Of doubt we are now Offering
F1ne Millinery and Dress Ribbons at the lowest prices
ever quoted here. It's but for while, we know, but
"nc they last we make the Palsis Royal and job
lot OF Ribbons . topic Of conversation.
REGULAR STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES.
Even the worthiest Of the regular stock are forced
down In price, For instance, those on inch Moire and
&C Ribbons with satin edge are reduced from 10 to
~ cents yard. Those inches wide reduced TO IS
from IL cents And didn't dress makers til s last tpee
Ney ue,e ne best pdlueS in at n and 10 celp
And the Velvet Ribbons. Where else the variety of
shades and where such values in BlackY
> per cent of the marked prices on Monday meaps
nfteen below prevailing prices.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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duced to sf3.
Hanging Hall Rack. antique OAK. els: reduced to
a., Imitation Mahogany Hanging Hall Rack. 90; re-
Imitation Mahogany Hall Rack. SIS: reduced to
LarRs Turkish Arm Chairs covered in French Gre
tonne. upholstery soft So7; reduced to S22 each,
Larre 5-piece Paror Suite, imitation mahogany
frames piano nnsh, covered In best Wilton rug $500
reduced to s7O. WV
in crushed mohsir plush AS. reduced To An oo'ereo
Zine 6-piece Leather Library Suite antique OAK
frames, 315; reduced to S65.
4 Large Handsome Library Chairs, antoine oak and
fnsr5S frames covered in best leather. s25; reduced
Large Bed Lounge, antique oak frame. covered in
oiive crushed plush, e23; reduced to e2O.
flne Cneval Mirrors antique oak and cherry
frames. beyel plates, 40x1S, els: reduced to al2.
beyel mirrors, size feet inchss HIN feat vida
ESQ reduced 70 $40. e
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e. e. 81 En- Ha s s'S I'LL I'LL
Enss V vi i i { as s. III
l.. =. Ess E Ent $GGS
s.it. BBfF "a @ oOeo--:
me 42o 422. 49,. 42e SEVENTH ST.

Gun CREDrr Plan.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATTrNGs. on.
CLOTHS. RUGS. BABY CARRIAGES. REFRro-
ORATORS. STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GO DDS IN GENERAL Low FOR CASH Or On
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Poplar Bed Room Suites from Ell up
Oak Bed Room Suites from s25 up
Walnut Bed Room Suites from s4oup
PArlor Suites in Hair Cloth Plush, eS5 IA
Ingram CARPET from 25c. per yard mp.
Brussels Carpet from : &c. per yard up.
Oh 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 matching
charge only for the number Of yards nscss-
sary to cover the floor.
1t will pay you TO call on before purchasing siss-
where. as you will find our Prices Lower and Tsrns
Easier than any other house in the city.
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS
SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS.
p. aRoaAN.
T3e and TAI 7thha~
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD l. LoTHRoP,
COR. nth AND F SITS. NV.
SATURDAY.. MARCH 8, 1890.

WEIGHTS-These ore the best intrinsic
values we have yet offered. 2S-inch Black
Real japanese Silk, Lyons dye, 81 per
yard. 24-inch Black American Surah. 75c.
per yard. 26-inch Black French Surah, Toe
Per yard Black French Surah, in fine and
heavy twill, 22 and 23-inch, 81 per yard.
22-inch Black Venetian Armure, 81 per
yard GO.inch Black Chevron Silk, 81 per
yard We have the loveliest assortment Of
Figured China silks yet brought to this city.
tFirst noor)
Another Spring Dress Fabric-Empress
Cloth, in all the new shades Soft finish and
particularly desirable for travelling wear.
wraps and walking suits. 4O-inch, al.
Hemstitched Dress Goods in colors It
II surp Using how hemstitchine beauties
them. Colored Atwood Camel Hair Grena-
dimes with hemstitched borders, and French
An.woolCarmelitew with hemstitched borders.
Light in weight, soft in texture, will drape
gracefully and will make up exceedingly
stylish with the accordion plated skirt-the
hemstitched border answering tor trim
1nx .n Uses an as we Us coiors' 81 Sl2o.
BACK Hesnstitcfsd silk Warp Nuns Veil
We have also Atwood Hemstitched Nuns
Yelling Wells, ready made. size As by 72
inches (made from z yards Of 4S-inch ma
teriaD. at the exceedingly low price Of &2
each.
The best bargain Of the season in Black
Dress Goods is the 42-inch Black Mohair
Bengaline at 69c. per yard. weave be-
tween Tamise and Brilliantine and embod-
les the good features of both. Superior
TN lsh, soft luster and Q specially good
value. 69c per yard.
First foor.)
over nye hundred different styles and pat.
equal assortment in Washington. It ia
reasonable to suppose that such large buy
ing Is very apt to secure the bottom prices
Piaids, Stripes, Checks. Hair Lines, JAG
guards, Damasse and plain shades to accom-.
pany any fancy pattern you may selecr
42-imch Bordered Ginghsns, the richest
Of the bingham family. Wide enough for
for best value, the Whytlaws scotch Cling,
hams, 80 to 32-inches wide at 25c. per yd.,
rank first.
American Gin1hams-More than n hun.
dred styles at 1211c. A feature of the Ameri-
can collection ID tine ombnxtion Ginghams.
Plaids and stripes with plain to match
also, Los and Sl.73 per Dress Pattern.
(Second floor all over)
We never offered better Towel than this
at 81 per dozen: for 81. Fine Huck size
2OI40 and attractive fast-color borders.
(Second door.)
NEW CHALLENGING thousand wards NJ
New American Printed Challies. The first
lot sold in hurry. Prettier patterns than
yet shown Only &c. yard
(Sscopd d0or)
WOODWARD l. LorHRoP.
81. -
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Sullivan and KilraIn will never be Senators
from Mississippi.
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WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Corner 11th and + SITS. n. ".

COLORED GROs GRAIN SATIN EDGE ALI~SILK
~ Ribbon. No z, &C.: No o, l2c.; No. 12 4c. All
shades imaginable icludl Black, Cream and White.
mS-3t
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SPECIAL DRIVE IN RIBBON, PICoT EDGES
y Black Moire All SILK Ribbon No. 5, &c.; No T. &c
No: 8, l2c. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION
11th 81 Sc. mS-3t
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EMnRo1pER1Es Down Tx PRIcr

59 cents for 45-inch Hemstitched Embroideries
S1.22 for those marked 81 80,
be above are two illustrations Of reduced prices
that may mean much or nothing. The question is:
papers ' ' VI
And 80 with the Skirtings with alternate bands of
Irlsn point embroideries and plat vaenciennes lace
anu those OF Fandyke Irish point embroidery Would
IL you anything to quote pricess
Ana so with the warranted genuine Hand Hem
sntched Skirtings, 40 inches wide cents Is cheap
only II the materials and work are reliable.
Aud the &2 Greciau Patterns-the 4)-inch Skirtinps
OF hand drown work and hemstitching; and those
with block patterns Of hand work at $1.4O yard
and-we could write indefinitely of the new peated
en- broideries. &C but would IL be wise! Isn't it
prices that will interest you!
,,. TIE PALAIs ROYAL
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To Oun PArRoxa

The Ralas Royal writes 10 In friends and patrons
partly to ask . favor. We turn to our books 70 hnd
that lest Marchthe March when thousands Of visitors
Invaded the city-was the busiest month Of busi.
ness experience To beat last years March record we
feel we have task before and ask this favor VIII
you be induced to purchase Spring Apparel this
month II we make concessions in prices TO mako Il
worth your whilss
We IRE little peculiar on this subject with mer-
chants generally IL ID Of little moment whether the
business OF each month exceeds the previous years
record IT'S not 20 with m. We never otoss oussess
to dePrecsdss, not for sinois month
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W.srs IT, Saw

EvERYBopY WANTS To SAVE
But the question Is how IL be DONE It's true you
have got TO have Clothing and to the best the
least money. The question arises again, Where can
that be done! Now let call attention to the
fact that we have left on hand yet from immense
stock OF clothing the amount Of $4,000 worth Of
Mems, BOYS and Chldrens Clothing, which must and
Will be sold regardless of cost And let also
you our time Is very limited as we Will positively
You will convince yourself that you BY Fine Bust
meas suit worth s1O for S5.25
We Also heve cheaper grade. sold 1t eS75. We
Fine Dress Suits which will positively cost you else
where 42O we now ofer at 312. so.
Fine frince Alberts. worth $25. will close out at
Fine Atwood Black Cheviot Suit the latest styles
worth u ., will he sold at IS 90.
Mems Working Pants, which sold at e., for S5c.
better grade that's retailed 1t 81 80, for 81.
%. 90. now for 1880.
Also Good Pair Pants, worth "a. for go %
BOYS suits, from IA 30 Is yesrA sold at $3.50. for
A Very Good Suit worth double the money, for
Children: Ense Pants Suits. very fine quality. sold
Cheaper Grade All Wool. formerly "a SO, for 1925
80 Cotton and Wool Mixed Suits. worth $3.50. for
$50 pair Boys Knee Pants worth 75c. you may
625 pair Boys Knee Pants. worth 81 going at 42c.
Qvercoat prices will astonish you. Take your choice
Now. remember this sale will close March %, 1890,
and 70 secure these bargains you must come at
GREAT SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY.
mhS Sc 9th and Il NV .Washin Rton D. q
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LANsBuRoH & BRo
ARE DISPLAYING
FRENCH sATINEs.
5000 number Of these styles srs conassd 20 osr
mouse exclusively Early purchasers set IN, p,ci Of
-. none can De duplicated 90 II you want some
enihs IN Nice SAttsen that You won't see but few
others wear select from an epormop. ...ortrn.,
Of gorgeous patterna
OUR DOMESTIC sArTRENs
We sell at l2sSc. i6c and lsc These ,m,,.,. No.,
oesutiiuliy some Of the imported ones
OUTING CLOTHS
NEw DRESS eINaHAMs
In innumerable patterns ct l2,sc. per yard.
3e-INcH oHArLIEs AT 25c. PER YARD.
These come in patterns that sre entirely new Moth
Ing like them have been shown before
OF much use TO Dress MAkers and lsdi.s vbo NAH.
their own dresses 10 the
DIAMOND SKIRT DRAPER
Price $3.50.
ndispensaole for drspins. looping. trimming and
arranging Dress skirts
BY its use the wearisome task Of having dressss
araped aud fitted on the person IL obviated Thess
have become household Necessities
THE AMoRrTA CORSET 4ac.: WAS csc.
Made Of sateen. comes in whita pr.b. PINK, Iarhs
Blue. Old Gold
for %2c:
The small sizes are all gone. It ID splendid n.ke
OF Oorset We can yet no The only sizes left
are 20. "a. %. ~. 3D. In these szes the sssort
nent IL as complete as the frst day they came win
us. when the price CSC.
DAISY WAISTS for Children soc
DAISY WAISTS for Misses s5c
DOUBLE We WAISTS for Ladies al
fEhhIs COMMON SENSE WAISTS CSC
SPRING SKIRTS
GINGHAM SKIRTS IN all rlsip color. ANN. $50, 4.
box plating the bottom Others with tp,f. ,l.,t
Ing and a fold soc. each
BLACK AND WHITE SKIRTS with Knife pls,t,nr
and some with deep plating edged with plain black
All colors in FINE STRIPED GINaHAMs. made
with deep rufie and fold. sec. each
FANCY STRIPED GINGHAMs with q plAitins ON
tne bottom aud PLAIN oolors with fancy border fort
rune, also BLACK AND WHITE, sl.25
PLAIN GINoHAM AND BLACK AND WHITE
SHIFTS with three plaitings for sl.35
/ PLAIN CoLokED GlNGHAMs wath double RUNE
o. iAncy border and black aud white stripea with
double box plating. Sl.4s
| DARK CRAY AND BLACK STRIPED GINGHAM
with plating and edged WITH plain black and All
plain colors, sl.6s.
Aful line of beautiful BLACK sATTEENs from
eSc. TO 81
MoHAIR SKIRTS 80 eS s34s s3as
sILh SKIRTS ss.9s $40 90. $3.50.
New effects in INFANTS COATS styles manitoba.
Prices ranging from sl.es to s25.
INFANTS CHRISTENING ROBES
Prices ranging from sl 6s TO as
INFANTS CAPS whether In the finest Quality or
The cheap ones. our stock il Just as Complete
MILL CAPS from 25c to sl.9s.
SILK CAPS from eSc. to s34s
INFANTS
SHORT SKIRTS. FLANNEL BANDS, sHrRrs
BOoTEEs, SACQUEs, LEGGINs SLIPS FIAN.
NIL SKIRTS, FLANNEL WRAPPERS in %
many different grades that most every one can
make q selection.
NEW GOODS that arrived yesterday. Newest OUT
PARASoLs
SHIRT WAISTS
| LADIES' WRAPS
MISSES WRAPS,
TEA GOWNS
WRAPPERS,
RIBBONS.
RUCHINGs.
LEATHER GOODS
| JEWELLERY.
EMsHorpERrEa
II "A NM ssss
LII - MN s.s
BBg 2 Y BRR Sec, IN
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Sl.25 BLACK Silks FoR 81.
We know how to make you appreciate this bargain
Bring samples Of silks usually offered at 81 20 The
comparison will make you our customer.
Black Faille Franchise, 81 yard.
Black Satin Khsdame, 81 yard.
Black g. 6. Silks, 81 yard.
yShould these Silks split within one year of DUP
chase new dress given.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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