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Col Hsins in his interesting and sensible re

Col Hsins in his interesting and sensible re-
port, the essential parts of which have been al
ready published in The STAR, gives strong rea-
sons why the Long bridge should be rebuilt
He insists upon the fact, recognized by all who
have examined the matter and especially by
those persons who were in Washington at the
time Of the great ice gorge several years ago,
that the portion of the structure that spans the
main channel of the river is a serious obstruc-
ton to the free flow of water in times Of fresh
cts and he states that the freshet of last June
emphasized this fact. Over a million dollars
have been spent in converting the pestilential
flats which ehoked the northern marge of the
river into land now nearly ready to be made
into park. This reclaimed land, the present
value of which is estimated to be in excess of
the cost of its creation is cut in two by the
causevsy part Of the bridge. The STAR
joins Col Hains in urging the necessity of car
rying the railroad tracks above on a grade to
admit Of free communication beneath them.
As Col Hams says, in another part Of his re-
port, the wagon way and railway should be en-
tirely separated. They should never be per-
mitted on the same bridge. Col. Hams propo-
sition for lifting the railroad tracks and carry
ing them over a brick viaduct with arched
openings, or on iron trestles, is one that COM
mends ITSELF He would have but one pier in
the Washington channel and eight spans across
the main channel, Of 270 feet each with pivot
draw at deep water. And to give ample sec
tional area for freshet discharges he would
deepen the channel to sixteen feet on the shoals
Col Hams estimates the total cost of both
wagon and railroad bridges at only one million
and a quarter dollars. Congress can find no
better time than now to project and begin this
improvement Upon every consideration the
Long bridge should be replaced by safe
structure which shall not be a menace to navi-
cation and to property in Washington. 1t is
economy to do this necessary work now before
all that the government has done in the river
is undone by some flood of unusual extent and
power. stitch in time saves nine in river
improvements and bodybuilding as in other
things. When the flats are reclaimed and pro-
tected with a sea-wall and Long bridge is con-
verted into bridge and ceases to be dam
stretching across the Potomac, a great work
will have been accomplished in the improve
ment of the harbor of the capital.
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Prophetstown, Illinois, lost no lives in yes-
serday's cyclone, but Norwalk. Ohio, did.
Ihe severe losses from wind and hail in the
states OF OHIO. Illinois, Michigan and Colorado
round up, or rather 1t is hoped that they finally
round up, the present storm season, which has
been one Of exceptional duration and ylnlencs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-09

The Philadelphia Times comes to the relief
OF some perturDed democrats with the state
ment that there is no element in Pennsylvania
that looks to Hill as presidential candidate.
and that to assume that Mr.. Wallace, VINO is a
prominent figure in the race for governor, is
to champion the cause OF Hill would be to as
sumo that man o: conceded sagacity as a
leader and organizer is a blooming political
itlat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-09
T EHH l EAsas CO, 7,u AND us.r.
n, FRANkLE 4 Co, .PRoPR

BEST rsfsS pSa tss lHssF sOsrr ~"
Our line Of Baby Cafriaees Is completes, when we
ro but ss. os Ssss
any and All price Carriages from 81 25 TO e4o. An
aga
to please patrons. to look to their inter-
"oNCE A CUSTOMER ALWAYS A CUSTOMER"
skERreER4 FsS EfIs Hok KH sfS Heg
3Sk ksB We tR sIff Ss IL
RkTr7 TsFf RxrIFNSJTIhATING E
fGsSASE s FHH fSa KsS hGsE
hR 5SaE skb SEE zss
HAVE F THE rf kIst COZ r. FL F5s tSP
LINED COOLERS is walnut AND ASH ALSO
q Season !. now
hand for them. We start The Gem this season at
WIS COMMON SENSE QUERY,
IHz HsE q EAS dS BhG2E E0E
ADVANTAGEOUS nl SSH IS OFFERED
e PfnIRfG III AN M FARiNA OR DAT MEAL
j1PSNSEb bkfpGE Ioxt s oSiE &C Coo
A $oB i i9S S MISc 8PEs kSI FER
SssIESI STEEL CAKE TtRSERs S ONLY Zee.
Fowl s sfNi MRS. o MY 4 &C
HOUSEHOLD SPRING BALANCE SCALES ONLY
HOUSEHOLD MEAT SAWS ONLY $50.
MCKEE OR BRASS SQUARE TRAYS ONLY &C.
PATENT HANDY BROOMHOLDERS ONLY 12c.
PATENT WIRE CLOTHES PINS ONLY I9c A
PATENT EUREKA HAIR CRIMPERs ONLY 100.
pATENT USEFUL CANDLE sIICKA ONLY &c.
25c; STEEL SCISSORS ONLY 15c. EACH,
AMMONIA, CLEAR OR CLOUDY. SC PER BOTTLE
. THE FAIR, COR. sTH AND NV.
SWISS CARVED CORNER AND SIDE BRACKET,
s2G SIEb 81 PEI, Pen kNIyLS oNiY l9c EACH
81 Ellis ONLY &c. ZACH
S1LNER-PLATED TABLE CASTORS ONLY CSC.
s.LXkR-PLATED sUGAk BOWLS ONLY gsc.
DOZEN.
,siLyER;PLATED TABLE SPOONS ONLY 45c
sILyER-FLATED FRUIT KNIVES, SKIN SATIN
Patent Folding Cutting Tables only S9c.
PAINTED Spilnt Rockers only CSC.
2ON24 Wood Cuts. in oak and gilt embossed frames
made especially for us, worth Z Las only Sc.
inches deep, only PIC
Oh. foot bamboo Easels only 69c
A FULL LINE OF BISSf LIS CELEBRATED
CARPET SWEEPERS ON HAND AT THE LOWEST
Decorated China Patters only PIC
Decorated China Milk Pitchers only &c
Decorated China Salad Bowls only Ice
Square shape Decorated China Saucers only 39c
half dozen. ' ~
Decorated China Bone Dishes four for 25c
l0c. " " ''
Diamond Shape Japanese Imari Ind Buffers only
A LOT OF OTHER DECORATED CHINA AT RE-
THE FAIR, COR OF 7TH AND SITS NV
fRANhLE CO.. PROPRIETORS. 1t
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The Car Of Russia has in contemplation the
ssnding Of a commission to America to insp ect
the convict pens Of some Of our states for the
purpose Of making some additions to the ISL
berian horrors" which he has for a long time
considered superior to anything of the sort in
he world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-09

Gen. Sickles, sheriff of New York, is beginning
to loom up family on the horizon of 1892.
Sheriff now, mayor next, governo: later, then
President. That's the democratic tradition in
New York and the man who created the pre-
eedent had not lost a leg at Gettysburg either.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-09

Virginia can not now legally refuse to eat the
juicy and low priced dressed beef of Chicago,
and II she wishes To subsist upon another meat
diet she must resort to the boycott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-09

1t begins TO look as If the republican ways
and means committee will have to place pro-
hibitive duty on democratic election returns to
prevent them from coming III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-09

When the Australian ballot system and some
Of Baltinore's tough voters lock horns on next
election day the traditional tug Of war; will
be nowhere in comparison with the struggle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-09

II the Senate passes the bill which passed the
House yesterday to prevent the enlistment,
except IN emergencies. of aliens in the Ameri-
ran navy, We shall in few years have an
American navy sure enough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-09

Emin Pssha as plain hired man at IS, 900
year IN Africa is in no wise such an interesting
nsure as Emin Pasha as an unknown quantity in
the problem Of Africa with all the world follow
ing Stanley in his search for the living X
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SPECIAL EASTER SALE

| DURING EASTER WEEK WE SHALL PLACE ON
SALE MANY SPECIAL BARGAINS IN EVERY DE-
PARTMENr THROUGH THE HOUSE WHICH
WILL PROVE EXCELLENT VALUES.
SPECIAL SALE IN DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SO PIECES 36-INCH ALL-wooL STRIPES AND
PLAIDs. Good Patterns and in Choice ColOrings
should be sold at soc. For this sale 37Ixc.
IS PIECES 3s-INcH ALL-wooL CHECKS
PLAIDs. BORDERS AND SIDE BANDS. ombre
effects in all the shadings Coo. goods For this
sale. soc per yard
40 PIECES ALL-wooL BORDERS Notwith-
standing the scarcity Of materials We have in
stock all the newest colorinss Apricot Crushed
Prune. Rose, Prairie Amethyst Violet and tine staple
colors. These materials 40 inches wide. good.
firm material. and now sold at Soc per yard.
IL PIECES 5o-INCH ENGLISH MoHAIRs, the
best material offered by for service in Grays
and Brown Mixtures. These materials are very lus-
trous. Price should be sl25 For this sale al per
yard
FRENCH COMBINATION SUITS.
styles special designs. brocsded border in rich
shadings Of Apricot Blue Gray. Prairie Peach These
were imported to sell at sl6.5o We will offer them
for this sale at sl2 30 suit
Also few Of our ego ROBES left in very handsome
designs, which offer this week o. special induce
| ment tsIa
| ALBATRoss ROBES in exquisite evening shades
with embroidered fronts. In these goods never be-
fore haze presented to the public such novel and
rich designs in all colors
DRESS GINGHAMs IN THE CHOICEST PATTERNS
These start in price at l21sc yard and run ny to
37'fc. The last price the FRENCH GINGHAMs
FOREIGN PRODUCTIONS.
EASTER HANDKERCHIEFs.l in new
EASTER NEChMEAh 4 ideAs
| GLOVES TO MATCH ALL THE NEW MATERIALS.
Every day brings trimmings We show mag
nihcent variety Of patterns
CoRsETs.
This il gotten be an art for to secures cor
rect fit, you must wear a proper shspe-you may NO,
be aware what shape would suit you best. Our sals
Ladies will advise you.
We have in stock such reliable makes as the -P.
D." &C. p" ''R. q g." "THoMsoN's" WAR
NER's" and the HER MAJESTY CORSET"
We guarantee you 1T and also the reasonable wear
Of any Corset bought from us. matter what price
you pay rit
CORSET wAIsTs.-MadAm wArren's. Ferris CON-
mon Sense, &C. Waists
MISSES coRsETs in all sizes
LADIES' UNDERwEAR.-we have made IL a special
feature to carry in stock complete line Of errAEe
Underwear. Stout ladies' can be easily fitted whether
in Skirts, Cheuise. Drawers. Corset Covers Gowns
BUCKLES AND SLIDES in all the new inyentions
BUTTONS for your new Dresses
In each and every Department you Will find special
Easter offerings
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GARMENTS FoR CHILDREN.
WRAPS. JACKETS. JERSEYS. COATS. SUITS
SHIRT WAISTS. ETC.

UARMENTS FOR children.
WRAPS. JACKETS. JERSEYS. COATS, SUITS,
SHIRT WAISTS. ETC.
In quiet way we have been catering for the Chill
dren's trade We open the of go with a stock
variety coupled Palais Royal prices should
make this place Headquarters.
Misses Refer Jackets, g.. SO to s10
Misses Blazer Jackets, e3 to sl2.
Misses Tight Fitting Jackets. 81 to 81.
81 All colors and materials in checks. plaids.
s,rii Is. &c. Sizes to 10 years.
Misses Connemaras, $3.50 to as
s1-sizes to II years. In brosdcloths, plaids,
checks. stripes, &c.
Misses Suits. $3.50 to SIG
Cashmere, Henrietta. Jersey Cloth sergcs and the
new French PiAids aud English suitinss.
CHILDREN'S COATS, sl.9S to $40 Sizes I to 4
years Materials OF flannel and the best siifs Bar.
gains are the s.9s Cream Cashmere Coats the s3 Sc
French Ilsnnsi Coats in Gray and Tan with velvet
sleeves; the 81 20 French Pisids made up In
Gretchen" style.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Cor 18th ct and Pa ave
4 LIsNER
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP.
COR nth AND = Sta NV.
WEDNESDAY. Apan 8, 1890.

NJ n ,ooo
~A' ~ ACoVs
LINEN DEPARTMENT. = We shall
place on sale Tomorrow Morning 100
dozen bieacbed Huck Towels. fancy col
orea borders; lsf3s inches. l5c each:
sL'o = dozen These will be conspieu-
ousiy displayed on center table in front
d Linen Department.
tSecond hoorD
soMhhh oNDkRWEAR.-There is
every indication that you win want to
o'n summer Underwear shortly. Better
ah'cipa'e your wants and make selec-
''h WINE 'he various sizes ana grades
'01pe' eoner'
AUAe '"''''' ''ns anu shoFs
'''eN' SCH 'A'e'' '0u"a WIN SIX o'a'd
''e' Ana DUO eseh'
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'''A p'0oi "Afne"S in
the handsome Russell" Circular shape.
els each.
(Third aoorJ
cppro>~,,
oo-lhch Heavy Iwilled Domestic Gre
tonnes in attractive colorings. Only
l2lSc. Der ward
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oAi' -oe' pei
uour'n noorD
LADIES' OUTING JACKETS TO
ORDERING are fully prepared to take
orsa.. g.. ,..., o...,
N"e Vi ieN-
fAhneis' oinshanns' CheVios and Out
ing Cloths Of every description in Checks,
Stripes, Plaids, &c,
Second floor, -
,,,n,c,o,,S,v roro,,- ,,,nn
~, ,
N-''e e'' ~'
!" oner SWISS ana Nainsook high GRADE
Iiofolueries d ehcep'iohAi Low prices
INCHES ooc- 'oc'' o'Se- 81
snu L. Safu.
'oeoonu noor''
fAhAsoLS AMI oMbhELLAs-in
nopre'ious season have we shown such
Aiarse ana 'arieu STOCK Oh these ram ana
'un COVERINGS AAuies aesiriiis W secure
soie'hins a''racu'e snouio not iah 70
Jasmine ouf >o'eiN'es' we suo'e ZIG
ioiAo"inS'
fafaSoi' ~ IAN ooiors'S'r,pes'
anu o'Aei uess
men OBJ 500 so'oo' s4' sf'%o' 3D.
'o'o eho''o eaoh
GUN ofeuaS' WIN fancy
"oN AAe' in'n' s'''o essn'
Gun 'iNoieiAS' pArs-
si'er HA"uies'
90 "Nu GU eAon'
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e'' wv
iAt~Sois' AZ variety
'oo' ~A-'' sA''"' si'oo
anu L. % e~en'
n'oi''
JAIME is-"e are onerins
Inc -0I'0"iAs iou' Special bargains IA
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Az "ou0 anu AAi' wiz
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en
oiess DINER Jackets In hooe ano
n "i'e r"iiins ooiAr' Hisn snouioen
oniS GO eacn'
e' heeier 'AcAe's III |necks'
stripes anu fialh BLACK piasonal Chev-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-09

IL was not safe to be a looksr-on in Vienna
Yesterday. Some Of the striking workmen
threw stones
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Seventh street now has what no other street in
town possesses. The cable is and will be an At.
traction; but not the only one. We may not go
IS fast nor make a. much noise - the new mo-
tivepower, but we resemble it in getting there "
There is an attraction at s16 Seventh street that
has never missed fire." 1t is the largest variety
Of Reliable Spring shoes.-shoes that are made
for US specially,-Shoes that are backed MP by
US for Wear. Comfort aud Style. We are not on
the hood-ti Of high rents but we are on the
peoples shopping thorough fare; and the "son of
toll" is Just welcome. with US. as the dame of
hand-turned shoe she get. Other dealers say
IS SO; We only ask her "a. 20 for the very same.
The ELITE" dealers -. 90 grade is only $3.50
with us. Their 81 90 low shoes we ask 81 so for
Or, fit be man, he will be asked 81. 90 for the
finest Kangaroo Shoes. We have the best made
1t $500. And. what gilt edged rents call for
$500 to 5000 we sell at $500 and 400.
Below that we have s4o0 Shoes at $3.50
These are facts--stern. incontestable! And the
cable is no more q wonder-nor half the conve-
nience-that these same truths are to those who
profit by them. What is true at our main store
applies at the other two. And, while we don't ex-
pect to side track any competitors, we certainly
don't propose that the people shall be ditc he'd for
want of q signal.
The Easter egRs-full Of candy-delayed in
transit-are here and we want the boys and girls
with sweet teeth" to attend the daily trolling"
VIM. HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
SIG Seventh st. n w..
1922 Penn ave NV.
23l Penn ave. Sc. 1t
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SEA TON PER RY.
PERRY BUILDING"

sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDINa"
erH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Established 1910. II
DUTT0N. BUTTON, WHO HAS GOT THEM TO
ID Match Your Goods. send me pieces and will
them for you: hat. hall shares, plain or with
edge of ivory contrasting coiors eight different siEes
W. s. HILL.
ap9-1ws 5l2 18th ct.
XNAMsLEY NEDwELL.
w 325 N. Charles St, Baltimore, Nd,
viii Open
AT WlLLARDsS HOTEL
PRIVATE PARISJHS,
TUESDAY. "WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
APRIL j TO 10,
PARIS.MApE COSTUMES.wkAPS CARRIAGE AND
VISITING CosIUMEs. DINNER AND
WALKING DR. SSEs, TEA GOWNS
AND MOANING DRESSES,
Dresses for the Spring and Summer Wear.
Orders taken; nts guaranteed xS-l2t
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WouLD You BE DIrrrHrsr

Pzraso or Wrap which ID exclusive In style gen.
orally high in price and for obvious About
half hundred imported Jackets and Wraps are Of
fered at the cost of importation. The reason is we
don't make . speciality Of these expensive goods and
imported them. to make profit on their SALE bu
CLEAN ideas that would help US in giving orders to
the manufacturers here We offer high priced bargains
but please don't expect s35 PArAsol for % or s35
Jacket for S. We do promise saving Of from Ave to
fifteen dollars . single article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-09
BAUSI'S

POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
ans 9TH STREET.
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Colorings-Navy, Stripes Plsids and Checks. Pain
Braid and Tinsel trimmed in sizes 4 to 10 years.
Prices very reasonable, commencing at So so for
and years, - 75 for years. and s3 for 10 and II
years
Chldren's Long Coats In Plain and Fancy Cloths in
3 and year size
Children's Peasant Garments in Check and Stripes
to II years-n two Styles sell and velvet yokes
Prices range from SO up.
We have line of Childrens Long Coats from last
spring, and have decided dispose Of them once il
price is any object The price list below speaks for
tsalf
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N T. fuLToN LOAN OFFICE l3s PA, AVE
H. ms. Establisbed 1870. The only lcepsea ffu
BROKER IN the district Money loaned ON Nstches
Diamonds Sevelry. silver Ware aid oter vsln.b.ss.
~ Cold NstcLss snd other unreoee4ico pSeaHss -
great var1ety ~ very low pracesI SAS-oH~
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NO LIFTING OF HEAVY TRAYS
The largest assortment of Trunks ever shown in
Washington Is displayed in our Trunk Department
Examine our Zinc Trunks, with heavy bra es on TOP
only Sz.4S "
Examine our S39S Leather Trunks, linen lined
hickory stays, iron bottom and iron bound.
Examine our ~. AZ Square Top Canvas Trunks,
IRON bound and iron bottom, brass locks and strong
fasteninxs.
Examine our SO. % Fancy Leather Trunks large
and roomy, well arranged trays, fancy nishings iron
bound and iron bottom We ask you to COMPARE this
Trunk with the Trunks all dealers ask $40
Examine our Us 9s Patent Roller Tray Trunks. The
Your Trunk without removing the tray from the
Trunk This Trunk is made OF oil canvas fiat bot ou
excelsior Loo ks. linen lined and iron bottom.
Examine our $l09S Fancy Leather Linen lined
Trunks. with patent roller trays.
Examine our I IL. 90 Farcy Leather, Linen Lined,
Roller Tray Trunks, with seven different depart
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The Siicotted Congressmea smile and smile.
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moi.I Aray Aruhks' WIN seven different depart
t. F - 6: T. T:
IT Is = + 60 ); / f. =: ::
we nave IN our REFRIGERATOR Department complete
celebrated Michigan" Refrigerator of which we are
'''' agent N ME Nii9,Ds or CONSTRUCTION
MICHIGAN REFR1aERAToR.
less lumber; to the body is securely fastened hard
wood clests making it solid box. The outer case is
Der, nailed and glued to the inside case. The back
and bottom is grooved into the ends making it impos
the in many Of the keirseratoT s NOW now as on
nd oner wallis hs lined wien the
eectGaiy keep out all heat, Se BY these means the the
other made and by its perfect circulation
will keep all the PROVISIONS pure and sweet The in
and strong castors She outside case is finished in an
que oak and makes very attractive piece of house
cold dry air. WHICH is kept coatnGaly psssn 2.
through the provision chanb the walls perfectly
dry and the odors Of the various articles placed within
chambers are level with the openings of the doors
thai a parts are for cleaning purposes The
tin folded into strong bars They strong and dura
BILE and do not Interrupt the circulation like solid
sizes and also full line of Hard Mood Ice Chests
COOPER \ McKEE'S kEFklGERATORs
sS eGSPsr Neks''' No, Upright Refrigerator for
SScn.1 rgrish w. with ~ wstsr Cooler, for s4s
Cooper q McKees No. = Upright with Water Cooler
No i Ice Chests for only se,4s
1t lOO7-lO09 st. NV.
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Il 4 W Eii#;ss s:
POPULAR sHoPPISa PLACE.
4 CT B Eas E Erf EEs.ttsHs.,.EE.s'
- ssss 'Uu { kf I kHssssEK.-
SPECIAL PURCHASE
LACEs
AND
EMBROfDERIFs

An unlocked Tor opportunity ~ came ~ nech -
ssnrpr1se 70 US a. az viii TO you The chance seld
W hsS. mi Then, on ,I,r s1stsrs ana .~lsr, IN.
idea o. how the entire lot u them are 70 b
sold Its big quantity but cannot long at those
So S s"lss flo1ncinss worth DOC and 'Se' Tor
Al yard > iouneihss' worth sl-S 70 LOU Tor
"a aud 25-inch Swiss ana c,,,h-,c f1ou,c,nss
worth an ana a. % suu hotO fAouOaASH.
3 and Linen Mide Camhr,, linh-oia.r,e. worth
2Sc. 70 Doc. for I've yard
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ThE PALAlS ROYAL
Cor. 18th ct and Pa. ave.
4 LISNER.
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WOODWARD Z LoTHRoR.
Corner 1lth and 2 Sta. No.
The advocate., 1890-05-14

present. leave the subject Of this sketch
10 tho tender mercy Of the "hayseeds."
Fraternally yours, u. w. GLnRUrn,
Kansas City.
p. S.-"Another Christ will come" for
reelection. lIo, hol This time he will
doubtless avoid everything but Kansas
and corporations. There are those who
think it more likely to be "Barabbas"
than Christ, and that another cruciRxion
awaits his appearance, at the hands Of
the long suffering, debt ridden slaves OF
monopoly, called by Ingalls,, "the produc-
ers Of the west" in the great "sundower
State H. w. G.
The advocate., 1890-05-14
Get Randy 20 Move.

All Kansas 10 looking to Cowley to
lead of in the coming issue. You
will hear from the fellows who work TO
win. Nor are you to wait longer than
another week for the same. BE ready
for a ringing charge to move all along
the line, then plan your work to give
personal attention, time and money to
the conflict that calls for every lover Of
free homes to the scratch There is
business on hand for you this year. Non
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