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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-10

The BANNER was under the impress
sion that it was considered in bad
taste among the uppertendom to re-
ceiye wedding presents, and that
when the practice was first tabooed
wedding invitation cards used to
specify ''no presents received" The
published list of wedding presents,
however, received by the Archduch-
ess Valerie, about whose marriage
so much has recently been said, IN
cludes: Twelve suites of furniture,
I pianos, 1 parlor organ, several
thousand yards of old lace, 100
pairs of gloves, 100 pairs of stock
ings, SO clocks, 16 water-color sketch
es, 600 pieces of china, 10 lamps, 70
bracelets, As rings, 9 watches, 81
diamond tiaras, emerald and ruby
coronets and silver statue.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-10

Col. DEGRAFFENBEID, who is cross
ing lances with Gov. Hubbard for
congress in Kilgore's district, spoke
at Commerce the other day. The
weather was warm and the colonel
was warm. In fact he was so warm
that he administered a thorough
drubbing to the Dallas News and
charged that "the old wench" offer
ed to advocate him for congress for
$3.50, but he would not give it,
and that it defeated the commission
bill in the legislature for $4,000.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-10

The Alabama republicans are hav-
ing a hard time finding candidates
for state Offices. They held con.
vention and put out a ticket, but
two of the candidates were constitu-
tionally ineligible; a third, John T.
Eel, has refused to accept the NOM
nation for attorney-ge general on the
ground that the convention "was a
meeting Of negro politicians and
deputy revenue collectors.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-10

The BANNER has time and again
protested against the policy of
working convicts outside of the pen.
itentiary walls, and nearly every
day fresh instance occurs showing
the evil of the system. The whole
sale release of convicts from coal
ing camp near Rusk few days ago
affords the strongest plea against
it yet. A large body of convicts
kill the guard, secure arms and go
in marauding band over the eoun-
try terrorizing helpless people.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-10

SOME one versed in parliamentary
rules and regulations should get up
and object to Dick Hall remaining
in the race for governor. Since it
has been ascertained the Melissa
precinct did not endorse him his
nomination is without second.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-10

DR.. AUSTIN FLINT says that he has
never know an instance Of healthy
person living according to a strictly
dietetic system who did not become
a dyspeptic. Never were more sensi-
bic words uttered, and vet there are
hundreds and thousands of people
who are shortening their lives every
day by following the directions OF
cranks and quaeks.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-10

DALLAS T1MEs-HERALD: Hon. r. NJ.
Hall held forth at Austin last night.
He sailed into Gen. Hogg in spread
eagle fashion and each red hair stood
on its particular end as he denoun-
ced the encouragement for his sin
reference" in land matters. Poor
Richard He has not carried a single
precinct since the fight opened. He
doesn't even come in scattering"
and the chances are that if his name
is submitted to the convention the
delicate job will have to be perform
ed by a Hogg or Cook delegate.
What ruthless slaughter of the in
nocentsi
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-10

THE Bolton News is wrathy with
the Banner on account OF a little
playful reference to its having don
ned a patent outside. and the editor
says II he couldn't get UP better
paper than the BANNER he would
quit the business and hire out to
work on farm. He might make a
poorer farmer than an editor.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-10

An exchange says: Take out Of
life its Lardships, disappointments
and sorrows and there would be lit
tie left. It all depends on what
standpoint you view it from. The
above may be the conclusion of the
bilious. dyspeptic and pessimistic
individual. But after all. life is
what we make it and a great many
OF its ills are imaginary.
The United States census gives
Bolton a population of less than
three thousand.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-10

Weekly, 81 :. year, in advance.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-07-10
STATE NEWS.

There are at present fifty in
mates at the Confederate home at
Austin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

The grip has been traced by the London
T'mes with reasonable certainty to eastern
Asia and the floods, followed By famine and
malaria, which occurred in the Hoang-Ho or
yellow river Of China two years ago. Similar
outbreaks of influenza have originated in the
same region from the same cause, or at least
the disease has spread west through Siberia
just after overaows of Chinese rivers which
produced famine and feyers. The great streams
of the Celestial empire support teeming pop
ulation, and when the mud deposits destroy
the rice crops and breed malaria the people die
by hundreds OF thousands and epidemic makes
its career Of conquest westward just as the
ancient Seythisns did. Until China and other
Oriental countries receive our science and put
In practice modern notions of sanitation there
Is no preventive means that can stay the pro-
gress Of the red, black and other deaths that
issue from that cradle Of destruction. All that
can be done is TO lessen the evil by proper
treatment and quarantine closely against tine
deadlier pestiIences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

Many Of the suburbs of Washington are
historic. Visitors are often shut up to a single
mode of reaching these and other points Of
interest which surround the national capital
In the nature of progress this state of things
cannot continue. the people demand and will
have thoroughfares to and from all places OF
pleasure and resort near their country's politi-
cal center. One of these places, the one of
which the associations are more sacred than
those of all others, is where the first President
lived, died and was buried. The means Of ac-
cess to Mt. Vernon are notably inadequate
But this exclusion Of the great mass of the
public is not to last long for the Virginia legis-
lature has just chartered a railway to run fro m
the city Of Washington, or, rather, the Virginia
shore opposite to il. to the home Of Washing
ton. and there is reason for expecting the
early opening OF the new route.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

No serious objection can be raised in any
quarter against the II ,00O-foot rule TO be en-
forced in the location of county saloons. No
resident OF the neishborhood will have more
than Ave hundred feet 20 walk for his soddy
and the casual passe- can certainly restrain his
inpetuosity within the thousand feet range.
The effect of the rule viii be to make start in
the work OF wedding out the saloons which by
their number and in some cases by their char
seter disfgure the main thoroughfsre from the
capital into Maryland and reduce the value oil
suburban property AMI the pleasure vi subur.
ban lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
FEE "A " ss S sNN sssss
IT. IT, Z. $ III sisfH ~ IS:
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH STREET.
AN UNUSUALLY INTERESTING
RED TICKET DAY
FOR TOMORROW

| SEASONABLF Goods to be placed On sale ct enor.
As You can see by todsys the winter il not over
are IN list that You
surely use. II they here for ron 1t prices that
f TPaSI 81. Z Sfl bbEffis8Hh;rMENr
PAR: va. s ss BED ksa T,ess.sa q, 50 pair.
pf g. ksd T.sssssS P:I
z pair were % Red Tisksted s3 /. pair.
81 IS aud j: so Tapestry for Furniture Covering.
81 tapestry for Furniture Covering. Red Ticieted
al Aud others equally reduced.
Stair OH Cloth in odd lenxtha Red Ticketed Sc. Q
Ispestry Frinses: were lao. to Csc. yard. Red
SIT. Poles with sohd wood fixtures; were 75c. Red
CioeS b b9G; sHse;
ing for 30 Red reteed ss aCs :.c nave 0een sell
trimmed sizes 4 aud !; We're S ~ RED n Teaesss
% p0ssS Red
Ladies. Imported Jerseys in DARK Green and Navy:
we're we're 81 10 =, Red Re lieketed sOc each
% French Seal Nuts; were %. Red Ticketed 81 SO
IA French Seal Muns, extra fine: were $3.50. Red
8 Nutris Muifs; were $3.50. Red Ticketed e. SO
III Natural opossum Mus were sl.so. Red Tick
$50 Reel Red Mex 4enet Set ysryo n' 'Mu and ss0 was
Black Marten Sets (Muf and Boa,; were egg. Red
tt sffiss sshSsIERy AND UNDERWEAR.
10, Of Shild' ems camel. Hair undssaess. ysss;
Drawers 50 sna SOC. sor Size Is s. up 70 $40
1s ana Hosiery for both
Rf fsd p sfa Y Ak Ss
Ladies Knitted skirts: were si.5O Red Ticieted
n CARDIGAN Jaclsta. usrs q, o. paa r,.ta..s 90
s,lk Chenille Applique Flowers; were 16c to ESQ.
Thosfifrom s5c TO 500. Red Ticketed DC. each.
"a Tapestry Covers; were sl.25. Red Ticketed 75c.
"a Plush Covers with tapestry borders; 81 49,
4 lot Of silk Chenille Frinses; sold from 75e to
sts2Effs sf AND i BK tiefsfsr o''' A'Afu
lot OF Fancy Work Baskets; were SOC. to CSC. Red
lot Of Fancy waste Baskets were 4oc. to soc. Red
Aio! q Well made Goa. and Hat Racks; were 25c.
soled Blankets to be sold at less than cost
70 pair Of l0,4 S9lled White and Colored Blankets.
10 Fairs i, soiled White Blankets. were g. Red
= par. lo4 soiled White Blankets were s375. Red
5 pairs 10 a All Wool soiled White Blankets, were
. pairs 10 An Wool soiled White Blankets. were
pairs ia An%ooi soed White Blankets. we're g.
pairs 4 Az Wool soied White Blankets. were g.
3yairs 12-4 All Wool Soied White Blankets were
$3.50. Red Ticketed g SO.
MILLINERY
p dozen worsted Fascinators, all colors were 3Sc
Red Iicketed 2Ic each.
Is dOzs Ladies' Hand Made worsted Hoods, were
S1.25. he'd Ticketed 79c each.
MEMS GOODS AND UMBRELLAS.
ESQ. DAM '>00e'' "'r' Co. hea Iiche'ed
Il 81 25 26-inch Umbrellas. Red Ticketed 4 l.. os.
BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS 'FRONT.' BASE
MENT).
sets Of Dickens Complete Works, Is vols. pub.
prlce SlS:1o. Red Ticketed S4.9S.
D sets Of Thsckerays, complete. O yols pub price
S15. Red iicketed 81 2S.
sets of Emerson's Essays. 2 vols. pub. price e.
Red 1icketed Csc.
-: 4 Fine Japanese Tea se:. were $3.50 and s5 Red
II Fine Jap. Tea Sets. were 81 and o. Red Tchesed
s29S
Csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
MEMS GOODS.

An small quantities will 20 on salo
this Friday at exceedingly low REM
nAnt prices. Big bar aims for men:
"a pairs Mems Merlno Hall Huse.
Size ! l. Reduced to l2,sc per pair.
8 pairs Mems Fast Black Half Hose.
Size 10 and I0k. 1 pair reduced 70
20c. and pairs reduced TO 25c.
B pairs Mems Black Cashmere Wool
Hall Hose. Size 81. Reduced 70
3 pairs Mems Colored Cashmere
Half Huse With meri inc feet Sizes
IL and III. Reduced to 35c. per
pair; pairs Tor 81.
CAPS.-l4 Mems Scotch Wool Eng
iish, made travelling Caps. Keduced
NECKwEAR.-we offer small lot
Of Fish, CLARK Il klagg Purts and
Four-in-hauds ut the reduced price
u c he; f"' PROTECTOR. Il Satin
Full; dress Chest Protector. Beduced
UNDERwEAR-a Mems Meripo
Shirts. Full reg Ilar made. Sizes 80
and AZ. keduced to SOC.
pairs Mems Pawn Colored Wool
Drawers. sizes SO and AZ. Reduced
Is pairs Mems White Merino Under
war. Shirts, sizes 40. As and 80.
Drawers. size 4S. Reduced to 75c.
pairs Mems White Atwood IN
derwear. Shirts. size SO. Drawers,
size 81 Reduced to 81.
3 Mems scarlet All wool Shirts.
Sizes "a and 81. Reduced to 81.
q Mems Scarlet Atwood Shirts.
Sizes As and rs. Drawers. sizes A.
and IS. Reduced TO Si.25.
0irst door. 1913 r st. door.
WOODWARD & LoTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
HosE-A SURPRISE Ar 25o.
The best bargain Of 1890

The best bargain Of 1890.
It's early In the year and jet write without fear
that the future viii contradict the statement
25c. for the Improved Shape Extra Long Cotton
Hose, with double high-spliced heels and the new
double French Full reeular-the seams 20 beau
tifuliy woven that you have to be told that they
exist Turn these Hose inside out and you'll better
understand and appreciate what here write.
Those in plain coors come in all the new tints Of
Gray. Brown. Stone, Green, Blue, Modes. &c
Those in boot patterns are shown in in two shades of
the shove colors: The feet aud ankles Of color
and the uppers Of different shade
They also shown with plain color feet and snkes
and striped uppers IL the new combination coIOrs.
Another style with back feet and ankles plain and
Richelieu rib the uppers In the color Six other
styles shown, including Pin Stripes. Continuation
Stripes and Graduating Strpes in one two VARIOUS
color combinations.
SF-nis not only the variety of styles. however but
the quality that make these hose such surprise
twenty-five centA
TEE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

One point in defense Of Secretary Windows
silver bill Is not commonly borne in mind by
the monometaiis's in their assaults upon the
measure. The choice 8 between this BILL with
its total repeal Of the provision for silver
coinage TO the extent OK two millions monthly
in existing law. and the contention of the sill
yer men for at least tour millions per month,
il they cannot secure free coinage. /; these
vigorous sssailants o! the Window bill wish to
increase the compulsory coinage Of silver they
seem to be adopting the most effective means
to bring it about.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

The Chicago Neecs speaks of "washington's
world fair project" The Ne,cS errs in its use
OF words. is thinking OF its own city's re-
ltion 10 the fair. As it would have it. it would
be "ChicagO's worlds fair project" but in Wash
iagton it would be the nations worlds fair pro-
iect, and that is what the fair WAS intended to
be and what it should be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
Be Qu,ox-A WosD In TINE

Friday and Saturday only left ron 70 serve your.
selves to our e25, s24. s23 s22. $50 and SIS Over
garments for s15-Don look for this sale to be con-
tinusd longsr-Ir CAN'T BE-and sthere's IN end
on't"-ws haven't permitted single day 10 go b.
inee Il opensd-nearly two weeks without bring
ing the MISTER 10 your attention-Thats all We con
do. Necessity arguing its csuse-very pointedy
too-in the shape Of little Searching weather.
we're standing by ready to "lend hand"-with the
line OF garmsnts-thst for Aon<a qualify and comeiy
appearanee cannot be atched-as the original prices
let alone the reduced one-s15. There's not single
garment in the whole lot thst win not command your
sdmirins praise.
cost' ssck Coat surtout Coat, ACovert Cost
A Fur-trimmed Cost, Or Driving Costs If you
do-it won't require any persuasion on our
part after you get . look at the array Of styles
we've got In this salesee 'sm and there's no doubt
in the world that you'll invest They are not results
Of bad judgmsnt-left on our hands-but Just sar-
ss elegant aud dressy ON you
els till Saturday only
INVENTORY MINrNaa
Yesterday we "took stock" in our Boys and Chill.
drens Department. You know how It IL when you
"clean house"-many thing comes to light that you
had forgotten about That's case with some Hosiery
here. We've too much Of it It's sessonabie, though
and for the next two days wen let you have your
own way. almost, with the price. They have been
selling at 9oc.. 75c. Soc. and 40c. pair. We're
willing to divvy" with you to reduce thesstock They
are long, warm and good.
Hall price tomorrow and Saturday
Some Odds and Ends in Merino and Scotch Wool
Underwear-Shirts and Drawers The sizes are COM
plete wreck. You'll have to look them over to see II
They have been 81. 75c. and 50c.-but we'll
bunch" them together for 35c-Tomorrow and satur-
day.
We ind about Is dozen CSC. Laundered Percale
Shirt W aists-uu sizes-but no quantity Of any one
SOC. the next couple Of days.
Some Unlaundered White waists-regular 48c.
srade-6 to IL year sizes. 8 for 81. ALI you've got
to do is to have them dome up"
wefound . few 4. s. and year sizes Of Unlaundered
Percale Waists Too few for Us to keep Have - many
as you want at for ESQ.
There's . lot Of Indigo Pattern waists-nest ones,
too but only in sizes to IL years. Not worth while
Tor US to carry few along Here they are at for
SO cents
All these things we've put on table by themselves
1t won't take you ave minutes to look EN- over II
you can use any of them you are money in pocket
These prices for the nert t,oo days only.
Second floor; elevator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23

OPPORTUNITY EXTRAoRpI.
NARY TO SECURE LADIES JACK.
ETs. NEwMARKETS. WRAPS AND
SEAL PLUSH GARMENTS AT
THE LOWEST REMNANT PRICES
YET NAMED.-It will be necessary
to call quite early Friday morning
Tor . pick Of the following:
Blades Dark Striped Cloth New
markets. Sizes 50 and 40. Reduced
to %. SO each.
Ladies' Dark Striped Cloth New.
markets. Sizes "a, SO, IS and 40.
Reduced to S. each.
Ladies' Black-snd-gray Striped
Cloth Newmarkets. Sizes "a. SO. 80
and AZ. Reduced to $3.50.
8 Ladies' jacquard Striped Cloth
Newmarkets. in Gray. Light Brown
and Dark Brown Stripes. Sizes 80.
So and SO. Reduced to So each.
2 Ladies' Brown Striped Cloth
Newmarket. stylishly finished with
reveres. Sizes 81 and 80. Reduced
to $40 each.
3 Ladies' Elegant Navy Blue
Beaver Cloth Newmarkets, hand
somely braided Sizes 81, "a and SO.
Reduced to SIS each.
JACKETS.-Hsppy will be the
seven who buy these.
z Ladies' Atwood Cloth Jackets,
excellent shape. in Black, Seal and
Navy. Sizes 80. "a aud SO. Re-
duced to 81. SO each.
CAPES.-4 Ladies' Atwood Broad
cloth Garrick Capes. 4-row. pinked
edga satin lined, in Tan. Navy and
Mahogany. Reduced to IS.
SHORT WRAPS.-l Lady's Brown
Astrakhan Short Wrap. Size 70.
Reduced to $l.50.
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES.-Two
special remnant bargains for small
ladies only.
Fine Quality Seal Plush Sscqus.
Size 80. Reduced from $50 TO $40.
1 Elegant Seal Plush Sacque. richly
finished. Size 80. Reduced from
s47.5O to $50.
Plush Sscques ever sold ut these
prices.
SEAL PLUSH NEwMARKETs.-
That we are determined to sell these
three Seal Plush Newmarkets on FRI
day is clear evidenced by the ridic-
ulously low prices we have marked
them. What is your size?
Lady's Fine Seal Plush New
market, satin lined and excellent
shape. 81 re SO. Reduced from $35
to 825.
Lady's Extra Fine Seal Plush
Newmarket. Size 50. Reduced
from $40 to $50.
/ Lady's Elegant Seal Plush New
market. Size SO. Reduced from
eco to $45.
(Third nOor.l
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
FAxcr HOSE AD Ixrrx1ruM

AT IS CENTS.-Six styles Of Cotton and sun Fin-
ish Lisle Hose.
AT IS CESTs.-seven styles. including thu new
tnts the Celebrated &C. g." Ribbed French Lisls
Hose.
CSC to 81. 2A-Noveltes IN P1aited silk
1.35 10 el.59-Novelties in Spun silk
~. 66 10 e5.-Noyelties in Raw silk
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED belov1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
CLOAKS AND SUITS AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,


Almost every Cloak and Suit in stock
for both Misses and Children has
been greatly reduced. The present
prices hardly pay for the material
that is In them. We wish to sell them
at once, hence the ridiculously low
prices We are now quoting. The fol-
lowing is but partial hst-s few
illustrations:
1 Chi!d's Brown Striped Cloth
Gretchen Cloak. Size 1 years. Re-
duced to e. so.
Child's Blue and White Striped
Cloth Cloak. Size years. Reduced
to $3.50.
l Child's Shaded Blue Crushed
Plush Cloak. with Silk Girdle to
match. Size 3 years. Reduced to SIS.
Loss than half price.
Two Miss's Black Beaver Cloth
Newmarkets, with Astrakhan Collar
and Cuffs. Size, 10 years. Reduced
to $40.
1 Miss's Myrtle Green Beaver
Cloth Newmarket, with Cape. Size
10 years. Reduced to $40.
SUITS.-l Child's Navy Blue Elan.
mel Suit, with Tan Vest and Braid
Trimming. Size years. Reduced to
$3.50.
/ Miss's Mahogany Twilled Cloth
Suit, trimmed with Black Braid.
Size IA years. Reduced to S5.
/ Misses Combination Suit Of Navy
Blue and Cardinal Flannel. Size IA
years. Reduced to S5.
Third hoor.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
LADIES' WINTER UNDERWEAR,

LADIES' WINTER UNDERWEAR,
2Ladies' Wool Swiss Ribbed Vests,
low neck and short sleeves. Reduced
to SOC. half price.
1 Ladies' Atwood Jersey fitting
Vest. Size 20. High neck aud long
sleeves. Reduced to 75c. less than
half price.
2 Ladies' Light Blue Silk Vests,
high neck and quarter sleeves. Re
duced to 81. hall price.
Ladies' Hslf-wool Vests. high
neck and long sleeves. Size 80 and
81. Reduced to soc.
Ladies' -wool Vests. nigh neck
and short sleeves. Sizes 20 and 80.
Reduced to 81.
(first floor; first annex rear.)
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
WAnM SHOES.

THERE is NO TIME OF YEAR WHEN COMFORT
FOR FEET THAT HAVE GREAT DEAL OF
WORK TO DO IS so HARD TO GET AS IN WIN
TER. COLD MAKES THE FEET TENDER AND
SOME LEATHER STIFF. THUS DOUBLING THE
SUFFERING OF SENSITIVE FEET.
YOU CAN'T BE TOO PARTICULAR ABOUT BUY
ING SHOES OF LEATHER THAT WILL STAY
SOFT. WARM AND EASY.
WE HAVE DONGOLA SHOES WHICH ARE PLIA-
BILE, FLEXIBLE AND ALWAYS RELIABLE
STYLISH IN SHAPE-CUT LIKE MEMS SHOES
SINESSLIKE-SU BSTAN TIAL-YET EASY AS
SLIPPERS.
LADIES' DONGOLA BUTTON,
%. SO TO IS. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.

GLovEs.-13 pairs Ladies' 4 but
on Suede Gloves in Tan shades,
with embroidered backs. Sizes 81
and 81. Reduced to SOC.
B psirs Ladies' S-button length
Mousouetaire Real Kid Gloves in
Pink and White. Sizes 81 and 5lx.
Reduced TO 75c.
2 pairs Ladies' 6-button length
Bisrritz Suede Gloves in Tan shades.
Slightly sotled Sizes 81. Reduced
70 75c.
3 pairs ladies' 12-button length
MousQuetaire Real Kid Gloves in
White and Pink. Size 51< Reduced
70 81.
Hirst door.)
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
ROBINSON. Parker & Cos
FIFTEEN-DOLLAR OYERCOATS.

you'll read this 50ine I'd. you'll get down to bot
tom facts the Oyercoat question. Read it ALL too.
The "windup will interest you more than the open.
ing We're having 9 big sale on those greatvalue 81
overcoats Of ours. Why: Simply because they're the
best in toaen for s price. Boisterous shouting don't
make better values. Three styies-Dress overcoats,
Storm listers and Cape Coats-snd at least score of
kinds TO select from at ais each Kerseys Meltons,
Besyers-rough aud smooth surfaced-Cassmeres,
cheviOts-beautiese every one. sl5 for choice These
over garments were designed and made for Washing
ton trade under supervision They're not hetero-
geneous mass of odds and ends" irregular sizes'
lob LOTS and insists" collected specially for So
called reduction sales-not muca We respect the
peoples confidence and their common sense, and we
give them better value their money than the trick
price men can afford to give
ROBINSON. PARKER Co.
$40 SEVENTH ST.. COR OFF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
SunrRrsr PRrcrs F,R Frrn,r

Inc Remnant counter 20 esch department 40 pslee
With winter soods st prices that are q surr - No.
that IL cold you would be doubtless siad 70 s>cu-,
m.pS furs warm sfirts. Gloves and Undsr~ ear IL
20 per cent discount but since spring ,o,, a.. ,,
ing In 20 overwhelminsly will send warm rooa.
dying tomorrow BY quoting. in many Instance. so
per cent discount-hsl price. Mems Ladies' M..s.,,
Boys, children and Infants Goods are Included