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Got Them Mixed.

"What kind of a bird do you call
that?" asked the heavy-voiced guest
of a waiter in the hotel dining-room.
"That's canvas-back duck, sir"
"Canvas-back?"
eyes, sir"
81 guess not. You've been keep
ing the canvas back ducks and the
sole-leather-back ducks in the same
refrigerator and got them mixed"
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Do you have dyspeptic troublesa
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, which has
relieved thousands and will cure
Sold by druggists. 4
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JosIAs RINGGoLD, Esq. says his crop this year
was rs and % bushels To the acre, the hy-result-
his wheat fully 400 bushels and he would, doubt
less have received If seeded later forty bushels TO
the acre Has used G. w. Kennard & Co.'S ferti-
lizers five years, ana has always grown large
crops; knows he has saved money by buying them;
takes great pleasure in recommending them to
any inquirers.
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The above reports are from Kent farmers and
only few among many pleased customers
and we have more to come. Remember we do moi
publish and republish old testimonials; every
thing new and true. Call on us early. We bOugh
early, filled our house early, saved in buying
early, and from the way orders are coming in cx
pect to do a large, early and fine business, and
save our customers money.
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Report a remarkable result.

GEORGE w Bolton reports a very large croI
| on the Big Meadow farm and is much pleased
with results. We have his order TOR fall fertilizer
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OF shuo'& but 1t IS good, 'ovabIe noso
for all that :,
Ihe>vigorous, pushing nose is
with firmness on the face. and is almost
musculine in its outlines. 1t is usually
accompanied with strong, fair develop.
ment, and denotes practical, hard com.
mon sense. Susan B. Anthony has such
nose.
The characteristic of the social nose
is irregular in outline, though this does
not necessarily imply lack of beauty.
On the contrary, it often adds to the
attractlveness of its possessor. While
not an intellectual nose, it is brainy
enough for all practical purposes.
The literary nose is a refined and
we'll balanced organ of the composite
style, somewhat inclined to droop at
the point. Morally and mentally it is
rather strong than otherwise, and is
such one as might be inherited from
a good long line of worthy ancestors.
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JNo N DoDD and JNo. LoLLAR, Esqs., repor
a remarkable result on corn ground, seeded late
and consequently winter killed; the wheat branch
ed greatly, and the head was from to ~ inchc
longer than other wheat sown In his iallow, wher'
high priced brands of fertilizers. made Iy othe
parties, were used. Mr.. Lollar says that no Othe
fertilizer but Kennard's could give such won
dertul result He knows their worth, havln.
always grown q crop rom their use.
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A Personal column:-The spinal.
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'NiSS>e Ai$AS e&hA Will
in return the sight left mi,
corresponding sections osa (own coun.
tenance. Could it be possible that she
had noticed the hour Of my departure
and was going to meet me IN the streetp ?
l rushed out, but the door of our build
ing was on the side street, and when
got around to the front she was not in
sight. l hurried into the bakers shop,
painting with excitement. There was
another girl behind the counter, and
observed with sudden pang that she
had already assumed base imitation
of the smile that was gone; ah, gone
forever.
I approached the usurper, and after
swallowing my heart two Or three times,
l managed to say: as Niss-Miss-
Miss"
"You mean Miss Honeycake1" ?" asked
the girl; "she's gone"
"Ah, yes" said L, endeavoring to be
calm, 81 called to buy bun."
The girl placed several on the coun-
ter. and l put them into my pocket
absent-mindedly, and inquired with a
green and ghastly smile: "You said
that Miss Honeycake had gone. On a
vacation, l suppose7"
"No, she's gone for good"
My heart fell down, down, down, into
my boots. A chill draft seemed to be
blowing down the back of my neck. l
shivered and grew dizzy. Then 1 re-
membered that | must keep up appear
ance, SO put loaf of bread and two
tarts into my pocket and smiled.
"Fine tarts," said 1. "Do you know
I'm very fond OF tartsl You said that
Miss Honeycake was g-g g-gonel"
"Yes, she isn't coming back any
more. I'll wrap those tarts up for ye'
if you like" ..s-un.iI
"Oh, no." said l, s'tb q ''uo Just as
we'll this way. I;ake column ana :
a half of cam cakes no. that's too
MANY -, :, hundred words" II
.sSee se' TIL had said s:t,,asss it. m Sss Ses. Sea'
s:.sss With Plea. s put hal,
I sorsn cream cakes into my po o;,a
athank you. Is Miss A0ne''AN'
far" =. the qirl. "she's
so,na % get na'r'sd She's IS sa,9s sa'ps the
get married! Shs,s g.1 ..~asf. She
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c. W. KENNARD & cos
FERTILIZER F


JAMES FRENCH reports 221& bushels average
from G. W. Kennard X Co.'S Phosphate, a great
Improvement on previous crops; buys the same
fertilizer again this fall.
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Are Y0U
Insured?

If not. avail yourself OF the liberal
terms which | can offer you in the follow
ing first class stock companies:
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boss barber acroa MG ssleszsa.
been flirting with him for more's
month. Their weddings to-nighS >
pressed my handso my brcs ~.
gardless OF the fact thal held = y !. Is Is :
cake in the hand. The cream g - s
down, and mingled with my teas :
turned to go. i
"Did she ever" said l, in choking1
voice, "did she ever speak OF young
man who used 70 stand in a window
across the street2 Did she ever saw a
kind word of him ?"
(Which window ?"
"On the second floor"
"Oh, we can't see nothin' in those
upstairs windows" SAID the girl. 9Th,
light strikes so funny that you can
look in bit. I've often wondered VIII,
worked up there; that is what the,
looked like, but you see the entrance
is round on the other end and"
My faee was clear to me. Here
had loved that girl all these weeks tc
that point that if she had sent over T.;
biscuit and a case-knife with a request
for my whole heart | would have made
sandwich of it and sent it back to her
and she had never seen me, had never
known that | existed | paid thirty
seven cents for the buns, the cream
cakes and the tarts, and their cold and
musty fragments are all that remain to
me of my life's romance.-Ho7vara
Fielding.
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n smile such as as h

n smile such as as h.
worth a great deal to a be
not be an evidence Of dee
but it must be a great ii
ness way, to be able to 9
thing from a cake to a
used to attract trade to tn.
the way, and | know it.
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THE CAPTAINS WE'LL.

The story of the shpwreck of Captain Valentine
Baglcy on the coast of Arabia and his suferings
in the desert, has been familiar from my child
hood. 1t has been partially told in the singularly
beautiful lines OF my friend, Harriet Prescott
Spotiord, on the occasion of public celebration,
at the Newburyport Library. To the charm and
felicity OF her verse, far it goes. nothing can
he added, but in the following ballad l have en-
deavOrcd to give a fuller detail OF the touching
lnrfS unnn Mhirh il is funded
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but it must be great ii
ness way, to be able TO g
thing from a cake to -,
used to attract trade to tn. =
the way, and | know it.
hiding such things from t. 80 -.
jealousy. used to see men 60 in and
buy buns, and then 60 out and pretend
to lose them in order that they might 60
back and buy more. And she would
smile at them, and make my heart curl
up and ache. All, how l used to watch
her and try to decide whether she
smiled even a little bit sweeter at one
male customer than at another. And
then would compare the smile which
the customer got with the one which
she bestowed upon the bun. Some
times it seemed that the customer got
the better of 1t, and then how jealous /
would be of HIM And again the bun
would seem to be in the lead, and l
would be jealous of it, and mediate
gong after the purchaser and robbing
him of the base bun that l might cut
the perfdious raislns out OF it with my
scissors.
And all this time, mind you, l didn't
know the girls name. l was too bash
tul to 60 over to the place and buy
bun for the sake of making her &C
quaintance. l was afraid that she would
know that l was bachelor, who hal
no legitimate use for buns. Perhaps
she would laugh at me for liking such
things or she might think that l was
too poor to buy anything else tor din
ner-for hadn't been in the city long
enough to be known, and l hardly
dared hope that she had already noticed
me in my window, and taken the trou-
BILE to find out who l was. And then
the horrid thought would come that
perhaps, after the hundreds upon hun
dreds of people whom l have seen her
smile upon with impartial regularity 1
might be the first upon whom she
would not smile. No, 1t certainly would
not do to 60 over there and try to get
acquainted over the counter. l admit
that l thought of 1t for time, and even
sketched out a conversation that should
begin decorously with plain every day
bread, and should then pass by easy
gradations to buns, and then to gings1
bread, and from gingerbread tc
and from cake to frosting, 'aA'
grow sweeter and tenderer<< ana liu'
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SO slssed her, and when sn,
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ten, b, :
man hae
tertiary to
was a large,
the rough n ri
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affected
and
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ernor. W.
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Governor, and
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dark, s1ormyf
you stopped
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wIorkinghT1sp his pa:
ns to St. IL.
a teve1
Junk. YOU
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hand and g..
curses out
and kept hi
til the load
that boy.
Never agaiy ~
| tality.'
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heard Of =.
look car
= ssIl,.zla-u,,ss
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Ii Is Nor GrSrR,rIr Kxnx,

THAT WASHINGTON Has ONE OF The LARGEST
FURNITURE CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY rsrAn.
LIsHhESTs IN THIS COUNTRY Such rs THE
CASE, HOWEVER AND THK PUBLIC Is INVITED
TO VISIT IT AND EXAMINE THE STOCK. wa
MOSES SONS ESTABLISHMENT. onRxrz
OF ELEVENTH AND srs NV. CONTAINS
TWELVE SHOW ROOMS, EACH oSE FIFTY FEET
WIDE AND ONE HUNDRED FEET LONG. rNFAcH
OF THESE EXHIBITION ROOMS Is prspr.ayrpA
AvARIETY or HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. AND
FROM THE TWELVE CONFINED YOU CAN
FURNISH YOUR HOUSE FROM THE CELLAR TO
THE GARRETT. INCLUDING WALL PAPERS AND
DECORATIONS. ONLY EXCEPTING cRocKERY,
TINwARE AND HARDWARE. ON EACH FLOOR
YOU WILL FIND BARGAINS ALE OFFERED IN
ARTICLES USEFUL TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
THESE INCLUDE MANY OF TIE BARGAINS
MEssRs. MOSES SONS HAVE BEEN SO ExrEN-
slfELY ADVERTISING FOR SOME TINE PAST.
IN ADDITION TO THEIR REGULAR STOCK.
AND AT THIS sEAsoS OF THE YEAR.
THEY HAVE ON HAND AN ENORMOUS VARIETY
OF ORGANIZATIONS FROM IS so PER ROLL OF
40 YARDS UPWARD. OF REFRreFR,roEs
PROM $3.50 EACH UPWARD; OF pAsy CAR.
RIAGEs FROM as EACH UP TO sso EACH. OF
WIRE WINDOW SCREENS FROM ESQ EACH TO
sl.5o EACH. BESIDES SCREEN DOORS or Ar.
KINDS IRlCicLEs, vELoCIPEDEs. HAM
MocKs ROPE FIRE ESCAPES. ARE AMONG
THE SPRING EXHIBITION. THE STOCK OF SLIP
COVER GOODS Is THE FINEST THEY HAVE
EVER HAD AND THEIR CUTTERS AND FILTERS
ARE THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY SUMNER CIR.
TAINs IN EVERY VARIETY ARE NowI STOCK.
AND You ARE INVITED To MAKE AN EARLY
SELECTION MEssRs MOSES SON CARRY THE
LARGEST VARIETY OF SUMNER FURNITURE To
BE SEEN IN ANY ONE HOUSE THEIR AssoRT.
MENr OF RATTAN AND REED CHAIRS. ROCK
Frs. SCREENS. TABLES BASKETS, barry CAR
RIAGEs. DIvANs. LOUNGES. SOFAS. &c, Is
VERY INTERESTING TO LOOK AT, EVEN
If NO IMMEDIATE PURCHASE rs CoNTEM-
Plated. THEY WERE ONE OF THE FIRST FIRMS
IN THIS CITY IN THE WALL PAPER AND DECO
RATING BUSINESS. THOUGH FOR sEyERAL
YEARS THEY DISCONTINUED THIS BRANCH
IT WAS TAKEN on AGAIN TWO YEARS AGO AND
THE BEST SET OF ARTISTS AND woRKMES TO
BE OBTAINED WERE EMPLOYED. THE FIRM
ARE NOW PREPARED TO EXECUTE THE FINEST
CLASS OF WORK AND INVITE OPPORTUNITIES
TO BID on EVERY CLASS OF WORK. THEY ARE
AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS -PAsTEUR WATER
FILTER" NO HOUSE SHOULD BE WITHOUT
ONE OF THESE, AS 1T is ACKNOWLEDGED NO
OTHER WATER FILTER EXCEPT PASTRIES
WILL ABSOLUTELY REMOVE ALL THE GERMS
OF DISEASE FROM WATER THEY ARE ALSO
AGENTS FOR VENETIAN BLINDS. WOOD CAR
PET AND FLOORING. HARTFORD WOVEN WIRE
MATTRESSES, &c.
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f f { I. {. e. E.
.W WHAT TEE People S sdH,
NOW OCCUPIED By
s I'LL I'LL E E. F. 4 f En- En-
I 4 i kER + ~ H I Z:
cox ITH AND 81 SITS. NV
THEY SAY
AH ~ TIT The EE NV Ts STOCK

AND ALSO WHAT
An ~ Fl HH khN Ss STOCK
H ES Il s1aa SEH OLD
X SfkN.4 I I2yELx STOCK OF SeoRs ,,,cr
:.MHSE Only d ss fSR fhST t fkk A1 ssT.
Sa5Eshsr GHEs4 EI Z 1sb
k; HhA IL so%gisEs PURE coIb
SEf FaaSEESSsh hsRfa 90
WE XII iHHF HS f$fEsS iSSS
50 CTS DEDpS7ioS ssAff koM stas TO .ses,
;;sss0 {: /: :ffss.;;ss 1855 &
HkS fGf KIka
IbSoEESSEEk3-F9R, WHICH WE HAVE IEEN kP-
P9h EHs sse HNb
INGuE7s sinS REFpRSiaERAIoKs MADE ANp ARE
SSS !SS tzSS5. Ssb
sk2 BRASS Hired
DEcoRArEp ENGLISH CHINA CHAMBER SETS.
Ten PIECES. NEW SHAPES. WORTH s2.ss. ONLY
56-PIEcE ENGLISH CHINA DECORATED TEA
SETS, WORTH So 90. ONLY 81 go
FRENCH CHINA GOLD-BAND EGG CUPS ONLY
FRENCH CHINA DECORATED MUGS ONLY
oPEooRATED HOLLAND OATMEAL BOWLS
MANpsoME JAPANNED WATER CARRIERS
ONLY 29c.
DECORATION, NEW SHAPES, ONLY 22c
FkEN CHI CHINA TINTED FRUIT SAUCERS,
GOLD LINED. ASSORTED DECORATIONS. ONLY
Crystal OVAL PRESERVE DISHES ONLY Sc:
HANDSOME CLEAR CRYSTAL TUMBLERS, SIX
ENGRAVED CRYSTAL VINEGAR cRUETs ONLY
CLrAR CRYSTAL SALT OR PEPPER SHAKERS,
SIN FOR 15o.
Ien-pin Hat Racks porcelain tipped &c
Wooden Towel Rollers only 4c
Three prong Walnut Towel Racks, brass tipped,
Patent Folding Wash Benches only soc,
Good Strong Scrub Brushes. &c.
Wooden Potato Washers only Sc.
THE FAIR
CORNER OF 9TH AND NV.
NEW BUILDING. FRANKLEk co 1t
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD q LOTHRoP.
COR llTH AND + STS. NV.


Amost judicious purchase enables
rs TO offer two splendid styles Of
Fine Woven Corsets at the low
price OF SOC. Per pair. Long waists
scailoped top and side steelsA The
best DOC. Corsets we have ever offered.
Three New wesves In Spring
Dress Goods. Shown for the frst
time this season Violet Walls Ri
vail Welts and Istria Twilis are
their names. The FIRST two are all
wool and the latter 10 silk warn,
Lovely shades and exceedingly
dressy In effect
lFirst foor.D
Fifteen new colorines Just opened
In a2-inch felts. The uses Of f,lt are
manifold PHOTOGRAPHERS use IL for
backgrounds. aide screens. &C Up
holsterers Use it for covering desks
and tables. Ladies' use IL 90 en-
brv;der on and for table covers, LAM
bre0uins. Lining rugs. curtains, &C.
II 10 also used for lining show cases
and show windows. Ii 10 the hest
looking and widest material possible
~ - eSAVhs W scA iOE .
dollar.
Fourth fioor.)
LACES-New and choice patterns
In Black Chantilly Flounciugs, Is
and 81 inches wide. with vAndyke
edges. These are very desira bic for
the stylish Spring Cages and Lace
Wraps.
(Eirst ioor.)
Spring Lap Robcs-An elegant line
Of Beaver Cloth lap Robes, in black
and dark green, tastefully finished
with four rows Of colored stitching.
SO, $3.50 and $3.50.
Cheaper Lap Robes for those who
want them The stock starts at zoe.
tFourth foor.)
II you are going 20 Europe this
spring or summer you want Q
steamer or travelling shawl. Splen-
did line Just opened. in attractive
colorings. SIS to els each.
(Fourth foor.)
More Of the l2lSc. Ladies' Cnlaun-
dered Initial Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs have arrived. Initial Hand
kerchiefs don't belong only 20 Christ
maa Many ladies use thcm e1clu-
sively. We also have q superior
quality "lnltisl" Handkerchief At
25c. each. Six for &l.25.
(First fioorD
For men who wear Silk Hose. We
have secured an elegant quality Of
Mems Fast Black Pure Silk Hose, in
all sizes, which We offer at the low
price Of Sl.75 per pair. At least
SOC. under value,
(First fioor)
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
Corner llth and + SITS.
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The present House of Representatives is COM
posed Of $50 members. 1t is though. that the
next House will comprise 355, thai is if Idaho
and Wyoming are admitted in time. There IS
movement looking to the passage Of an ap-
portionment bill soon after the figures from
the new census are obtainablc. If the appor-
tionment is made by special session, as pro-
posed by some republicans the measure can be
carried out by twenty-five legislatures which
meet In January, 1891. If passed as late as
March !. 1891, the legislatures OF thirty-odd
states would have to be called in special SEES
sion in order to comply with the provisions Of
the act before the presidential election. The
electoral college, under the basis OF 355 men,
bers of the House, would be 44S, and the sue
cessful candidate would have to receive at least
IN votes
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GooD TAILORING.

PERHAPS YOU HAVE HAD TROUBLE WITH
YOUR CHILDRENS CLOTHING. THEY ARE
ALWAYS RIPPING. TIE buttons COME OFF,
THE LINING TEARS Easily OR THE FABRIC
IL NOT SUITABLE FOR ROUGH USAGE.
IF SO. II Is TIE FAULT OF THE MAKER
sOME OF THEM WILL SLIGHT GARMENT
AT ONE POINT, OTHERS SOMEWHERE ELSE
ANYTHING TO LESSEN TEE COST AND IN.
CREASE THE PROFIT, AND SOME DEALERS
WILL PATRONIZE THEM
WE ALWAYS MAKE II RULE NEVER TO BUY
FROM ANY MANUFACTURER WHO WILL NOT
THOROUGHLY GUARANTEES TIE TAILORING
AS WELL. AS THE MATERNAL.
MOTHERS NOTICE THE DEFECTS QUICKER
THAN ANY ONE ELSE. IT Is THEIR HANDS
THAT HAVE TO DO THE WORK OF REPAIR.
ING POORLY MADE GARMENTS.
BEAR IN MIND THAT b. ROBINSON 4 CO.'S
GOODS ARE MADE ONCE FOR ALL, NOT
MERELY STUCK TOGETHER. YOU HAVE
OUR GUARANTEE THAT THEY WILL GIVE
SATISFACTION IN EVERY PARTICULAR
OUR NEW STOCK OF JERSEY SUITS FOR SMALL
BOYS rs NOW COMPLETE SUCH PRETTY
DESIGNS, TOO. ALL NEATLY AND TASTE.
FULLY TRIMMED WITH SILK AND MOHAIR
BRAID, IN BLUE, BROWN AND GRAY. DO
NOT FAIL To SEE THEM.
b ROBINSON L CO.,
BOYS AND CHILpREN's RELIABLE CLOTHING.
m19-co 9os PENNSYLVANIA AVE NV.
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Some interesting facts just come to light
would seem to show that the English syndi-
cate OF beer brewery consolidationis.s were
not above the Wall street morals, which permit
the Watering Of stocks on a large scale. Eng
lish companies have made their profits by
underwriting the watered stock, while the
inside ring Of promoters have pocketed the
margin between the actual price and tho ex-
banded capitalization. So, at least, it would
appear from tho figures published giving the
difference between the actual value of the
Alsopp property and the capitalized value. The
value a. guaranteed by the Alsopps was ono
million eight hundred and fifty thousand
pounds, and yet they have undertaken to pay
dividends on a capital OF three million three
hundred thousand pounds difference of one
million four hundred and fifty thousand pounds,
or seven and quarter million dollars. This is
water with more than Mississippi volume.
England apes the universal Yankee" and
'goes one better"
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SPECIAL SALE Or Day GooDs

SPECIAL SALE Or Day GooDs
AT THoS. J. LUTTRELL'S.
20tn st. and Ps NV.
1000 Chidren's Light weight Shirts at 5, 10, H.
Is. Is - % and 2Sc. each, worth double the money
500 Ladies' Vests from l21@c Up.
Mems Balbriygan Shirts reduced from Soc to 37lfc
Mems Bslbriegan shirts reduced from 371xc 10 25c
Large lot ReE ular-nsae Children's White Hose re-
duced to &c.
Beautiful lire New Parssols and Sun Umbrellas ct
very low fgures--from soc. Ut.
Lovely Dress Goods at PIC.
Striped Serges all colors, at 25c.
All-wool Hcnriettas at 50c.
80 White Spreads az s l. fully worth Sl.2o
The Best Towels IN / he market for 25c.
Table DanIssk from 2oc. to s1.25 per yard.
One case 3leached Cottons, short lengths, at &C.,
worth Sc.
Cslicoes &C.: Ginghans Sc.
Gents Neckwear ut l5c, sold for SOC. Special
Gents Furnishings Of all kinds at special prices
Full line OF Mems Ladies' and Childrep's Hosiery
Gloves, &c.
AL kinds OF F,rst-class Dry Goods Call and see US
Our stock is too heavy and must be reduced.
Low prices st
THOS J. LUTTRELLS
mhl4-2w 1850 Pa ave. Il. W., cor. 2Otn st.
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JUuUs LAxsBuRGn.
18TH AND + sTRTETs
Quotes below few of the
SPECIAL OFFERINGS
For This Week.
In addition to these there offered Throughout; the
eRpe house, variety Of other
GREAT BARGAINS
Too numerous 10 mention
FURNITURE.
100 ELEGANT 3-PIEcE ANTIQUE OAK SUITES.
oAIDIzEp BRASS IRIMMINGs, LLyElED
These suites Of SOLID Oak. superior hI.ish and
new aesign and are worth 80 per cent more than
SUITES, q MAH0SASY, OAK sSfiaUE OAK p and
SSiFATIttNTh a SENIUkF fish eieg,pt dssss
ELEeSAf sE EVIL linz OF B SAeEt csRRf.ers
Wheels, Plush aud tapestry Cushions aud ISninss;
Satin P.rasols Prom 81 ~.
and yahcy ,a dessln, eIegdntty tl'o.sersd a5id
''"'0' N'''S '"'ON' ART SQUARES.
BEST ALL,w6oL ISGkAiS ART SQUARES
81 49,. $$
SMYRNA RUGS
Extra quality s nad lug reduced 10 cost
4n.x7 # Reduced 10 1t. 40.
BIT ut. Reduced TO = -.
CIT IL II Reduced to So
best Lowell and hartford Ingram CARPETS made lnid
AID lined at Zoe. per yard
MATING.
MATING
NEW AND LARGE IMPORTATION OF CHINA AND
JAPAN MATING.
Royal Dragon tseamless, FancyD.
PhQlI.N ImisrIal tSeAlnt ss ancyD.
Nlceroy Extra Fine, SeaIllcss).
Extra Heavy DanasK.
CoTes. Fancy.
1nsiac (flne, Seamless, Uhite),
IoTmosa, Fancy, and PGgoda FANCY Mattings 12lxc
lSc, 2Oc., 3Oc.. soc. iUc, i5c. .5Oc. per YARD
These MatunEs have been imported direct by us
end are Oh Tie Very nnest quality aud
Great reduction
CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Lace Curtains portieres, Upholstery Goods aud
Draperics reduced SURPRISINGLY Low
WALL PAPERS
AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS,
Latest designs and effects.
JULIUS LANsBUR6H
ml5 18th and Il sta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-19

The tariff bill as virtually agreed upon but
not yet reported looks FIRST to the agriculturi list
who has something to protect then to the peo-
pie Of the State, where the internal revenue
laws are unpopular and afierward to the sugar
planter. The bill does not cut so deep into the
internal revenue as the Mills bill did, but il
makes bigger Gu. into the sugar plantation.
The tariff is o local issue when you handle i.
locally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-19

Missouri morality is indicated by a recent
charge to grand jury in that state wherein
the judge directs the iury's attention to the
violation Of the gambling laws in playing pro-
gressive euchre for prizes. A Washington
judge would shake society from end to end by
such q suggestion to a local grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-19

The nowing bowl must have been kept pretty
busy on the Enterprise if the McCalls investI-
CATION shows anything. The following question
and answer from yesterdays report are an indi-
cation 20: What caused you to remember the
date, July 20, so accurately? A: Because was
sober, &c."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-19

All the talk in Germany over Bismarck
successor centers not on some statesman of
whom the world has heard, but on q general of
whom the world outside Germany knows but
Little. Won Ca. 'rivi was for time head of the
German navp.