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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07

Twenty Of the Philadelphia streets now sub
ject to the dangers and annoyances Of grade
Crossings are 10 be bridsed by the Pennsyl-
vsnia railroad company on its New York
division The arrangement between the city
and the company involves the expenditure by
the latter OF one million and a half dollars for
the erection OF the bridges and change of
grade. The city will pay for all grading of
streets and land damages an amount not vet
determined IL is said that in twenty years all
the tracks Of the Pennsylvania road in the City
Of Brotherly Love will be elevated The city of
Washington, too, should be freed from it's
grsds-crossinga The Pennsylvania road has
not IN Washington a. in Philadelphia spent
millions OF dollars to acquire land for its pur-
poses and to meet the public demand for an i'm
provement in the conditions Of its occupation.
1t has received here free right Of way for sur
face tracks over the public streets and free
station sites on public reservations. 1t can
AFFORD TO make large expenditures at the CAPT.
tai in sinking and bridging Its tracks and in
rsioca tEng Its stations
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WAsHAslz Cow Srurrs
Ppp ER FRI SRK W ssss
xEs 4 3 Z 4 : ssss

ones. ~ WV ''->A
Dtd Jon ever stop TO think how thoroushiy YOU are
neo oown 70 these two factors for your GUNNER ward
.ooes .ou IKE them though The designers slave
much thought and display q much genius with tnem
-As WIN the woolens. They are not slip shod-,hrowr
sosether any way and every way. Than .sxin they
e nsht and ary-and dressy too-It IL Q strong front
OF virtues they present surely
The r. A. whytlaw Scotch Cipvh.r,. -. .,,u.. A..
most popular in the world whytlaw il q scotchmAn-
HIS tastes run in the channel peculiar to hi. eountrx
men-Ano there Is something about the say Highland
conceptions that take your fancy The Scot. are
notedly conscientious people They carry ia, tr,,,
OF Character into everything hey turn their hands To-
That Is one reason why his 25c qualities are safe 10
buy alongside of less celebrated grades 1t even As
they have the worth you pay foreground and rooted
In them.
Plain colors-slmost very shade. The Damask
goods seem TO take wonderfully well. They
have been expressed in Old Rose Tan. Brown, Anne
thSst, Gray. Blue, Pink. Salmonin stripes and catchy
hgurfnss-40 cents and 30 cents Let us throw up to
the light some Of the Damasks-sive you . chance to
The, side-bands knew when we placed our order
would have go" We ordered largely in conse-
Old he'd. Blue, Anethyst-and AL the other shades
that are new. With the Sidebands in contasts-that
give such peculiarly novel and unique finish TO the
some Tan Blue. Pink and Gray patterns at SO cent.
Color WIZ H0 especially A'fae''''00th IN 0uA's and
ne combination Zephyrs-Damask and Plain-5Oc.
Tor the former-3oc. for the lAtter-we prize big
Qualities Tor little money. THINK they Will impress
You IN the same way.
We have q lot Of Anderson's Robes You know his
reputation-the peerof Nhytlsw-in Side Bands-Plnk
and Blue ilnk and brown Blue and hose that
we have marked 90 IL they worth cent they are
worth 800 But - suits Us for . price-snd it
surely will YOU
SATEENS
II the Ginghams are Scotchy-the sateens are
frenchy. They have all that refinement Of design
thst te Is the French story ut The combine
Tons that the Parslans undertake OF them
out OF all reason u tue effects that have served
decade or two. But the result Is
and taxing. gust think OF Old hose being combined
with Serpent-Amethyst with Efel and such e1traya-
CANT Ideas OF harmony those. You might tnk they
wouid DE ioud-they are not. They are fashionable.
Side Bands-2oc and 3713c.
Figured EHects-25c. :S5c. and 31ISc
PLAIN Nesyes-3Oc
Messrs. eros. homan & Gle, Paris are the authors
and hnshers OF this edition Of beauty aud are
St Mt to US on our orders from sampls shown
early last fall We almost say they were made for
u.s. We could not suggest I'M roveInent in any way
Could your
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING"
9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Established lS4O. Ii
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The Post undertakes for the first time
direct defence of its insinuations that the ques-
tions which Campbell copied and gave out were
when he performed these acts living questions
to be used in q future examination. If the
Post could from the evidence establish this
charge it would shake the public confidence
IN the fairness Of q number of civil
service examinations and would free
itself to considerable extent from
the suspicion Of conducting against individuals
a spiteful, personal welfare, reckless Of the
general and the local warfare, and based upon
suppressions and distortions of fact. The STAR
has consistently maintained that the character
OF the copied questions is the test Of the
justification or collapse of the Investigation so
far as the Campbell episode is concerned 1t
Is not aware that there is a particle OF compe-
tent evidence to establish that the copied
Questions were not those Of a past examination,
not to be used again. The formal charge of
the prosecution alleges that Campbell lab
stracted from the files Of the secretary's divi-
sion . list of questions that had been
used in the examination of applica nts
for positions in the departmental service" The
proof was to the effect that he had not alb
stracted these once used questions, but had
copied them and given out the copy. ExCom-
missioner Oberly, who had no political or fam
lily sympathy with Campbell examined into
the whole matter at the time OF its &C.
currence, and it is largely upon his testi-
mony that the STAR bases its belief
in respect to the character Of the questions.
The evidence even indicates that Campbell s
copy contained not only the questions but the
answers made to them by candidate OF the
examination at which they were asked Could
such answers be copied from a paper before
the examination took place at which they
were written? The act of Campbell. what
ever its character, may be justly criticised,
but no newspaper which has the desire
to be decently fair will convert this criticism
into an attack upon the fairness OF the ex-
aminations, based upon the assumption that
questions 70 be asked were betrayed until it
has examined the evidence and found some
substantial testimony npon which to base this
assumption. The STAR is not aware that any
such evidence has ever been given.
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The city post Office site problem is one ste

Ihe city post Office site problem IL one step
nearer solution by the action of the House
Yesterday. The whole question has been dis
cussed very fully and il would seem that
nothing new upon it could be presented The
House, in committee Of the whole, rejecting
the Judiciary Square propositions, adopted the
site, conveniently near to the business center,
Of Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest The argument Of possible
danger from foods and other objections to
the site favored by the committee were delib-
erately considered and by overwhelming votes
overruled. The site selected may or may not
be considered the best that could be found,
according to the individual interest or bias of
those passing an opinion on It On the whole,
however, It must be regarded as good one,
especially when due weight il given to the open
spaces surrounding it and the ease Of approach
from every direction, thus insuring quick
transit between the post Office and railway
stations,-s far more important point than to
have the Office located at the very center Of
population, which, since the introduction Of
the free delivery system, is no longer the pre-
vailing consideration. But the great point
secured by Mr.. Milliken's bill is that we are at
last 70 have post Office, and that park is not
to be destroyed to provide place for it For
these things everybody in Washington ough.
to be thankful; and, for fear Of getting some
thing far worse, every possible inhuence
ought to be exercised to induce the Senate
to pass the bill just as it came from the
House. Any other course will be sure to
provoke delay, if not to wholly defeat the main
purpose in view, by postponing indefinitely the
long and much needed improvement This is
thing the city cannot afford Such delay
viii Inconvenience the public, including Con-
gress and the government itself, will be detri-
mental TO the health and comfort Of a large
number OF government employees. and will re-
tain for the local post Office building dis
creditable both to the capital and to the nation
The votes taken in the House discourage the
belief that any other solution Of the post-office
problem than that presented will receive the
concurrence of that body. The STAR hopes,
therefore, that friends of the capital in the
Senate, who entertain other views than those
expressed by the House concerning the proper
site. will for the public welfare refrain from
insisting upon these opinions to the extent OF
defeating the House proposition. The need Of
the capital for q new post Office is so great and
so urgent that any reasonably convenient site
which might be offered would be gladly &C
cePted BY the people, aud Washington will ex-
perience feeling of rofound disappointment
If the prefer made by the House is rejected in
the Senate.
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fREPARATIoNs
pxpARrMEyrALIY CONSIDERED.

MEMS CLOTHING.
half hours looking viii bsst Q column Of road
ing. We write you that our prspsr.tions have
reached such and such point You take IL for
granted without hesitation because sos tell you
That confidence We sppreciats. but you'u sr.sp
the full masnituds Of our "doinss" only after
you've besn among them You're welcome to look.
We want you to be interested. You'll buy better
hyou buy thoushtfully. Take all the time you
wan. Its not self-praass whsn We declare more
spoeuenee than ever in our Clothins-sui.s and
ovsrcoass-fOr this season. rsfaa. Tatrdaoor-
Elevator.
BOYS AND cHILDRENs CLOTHING.
Bead the ''teihnss" Of some Of our fellow mer.
chants. and unless they put out their signs you'd
think they were -claim" agents instead Of
clothiers They "claim" to be exclusively Boys
and Children's outnttsrs-Must include the whole
'seven sses Of nan" In their Juvenile limits.
Notice the different lines they announce from time
to time. Still they devote their "entire thought
and attention" 10 Boys and Children,s THINKS. Let
them tell 1t You are too sensible to be misled On
our SECOND FLooR WE DEVOTE OUR entire time
to the young" xants We are obliged to carry six
times as much stock a. any Of them to supply our
trsda 30 they don't do az the business. We've put
tiehter curb prices hare this season and let out
link or two more IN the chain Of variety
BETTER for LEss-than ever before Every sp-
pointment Of convenience. too. We try to rob
shopping Of all Its annoyances. Second aoor-Els-
votor.
Furnishings are growing "spring like" Prep
srations are progressing with gian. strides. Nov
city il life IL Furnishings. This Department Of
ours il in the most robust health-and still
growing. Ground aOOr-Ma,set-s space front.
HATS.
Winter has said Good bye"-and spring How
dy' do"-here. Hats. Hats, Hats-every express and
freight has 'em. We've already outlined what
they're like. We want You to know ~ much about
it as we do-and stock is at your disposal Look
it over. Ground aoor-Cpper Seventh direct.
SHOES
Lighter weights certainly. We've made Q royal
harvesting for spring Got lines and lines of Shoes
for everybody that show comfort quality and
style-sn there IL to be wished for in footwear
with DUB PRICES. Ground aOor-ozaer.
More brains-greater skill-all the Fine Imported
worsteds-these are the tailoring preparations-An
they're about completed We can show you the
recherche things for the change you ouRht to be
making Prices here-as all over the house--oascd
on nserk Fourth foor-Elepator.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
ARRANGERs OF DREss,
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH ST.
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The square lying TO the west of the Post Once
Department building might well be purchased by
the government, and building might we'll be
erected thereon 70 accommodate the over
crowded and expanding Pos. Once Depart
nsnt The greater part of the additional room
which such building would supply ID already
needed By this department. and by the time
that such q structure could be completed the
whole Of il would probably be required for the
departments comfortable accommodation
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LAxspuRoH & BRo
ARE DISPLAYING
FRENCH sArrNEs.

FRENCH sATrNEs.
good number Of thess ssyles ars confined 20 our
house exclusively. Early purchaser get the p,ck Of
these None can be duplicated n you want some
thing in . Nice satseen that you won't see hut few
others wear select now from enormous assortment
Of gorgeous patterns
OUR DOMESTIC sArrEESs
beautifully some OF the imported onea
OUTING CLOTHS
NEw DRESS eINeHAMs
In innumershle patterns At 12,sc per yard
se-rNCH cHALLIEs AT ESQ PER YARD.
These come In patterns that are entirely new NosA-
Ing like them have been shown before
OF much use to Dress Makers and ladies who make
their own dresses IL the
DIAMOND SKIRT DRAPER
Price s2.99.
Indispensable for drapins. looping. trimming and
by its use the wearisome task Of having dresses
araped and ftted on the person is obyiaiei These
have become household necessi,ies-
THE AMoRIrA CORSET 42o WAS Csc.
Made OF ssteen comes in White prab. Pink. Lisht
Blue. Old Gold
for 42c:
The small sizes are all gone. II is splendid nah.
oi corset We can get no more. The only siIes left
are 20 20 "a. p, 20 80 In these sizes the ..-or,
neht Is as Complete - the first day they came with
US, when the price was CSC.
DAISY WAISTS for Children SOC
DAISY WAISTS FOR Misses s5c
DOUBLE VIZ WAISTS for Ladies' Al
fEhhis COMMON SENSE walls - ESQ
SPRING SKIRTS
GINGHAM SKIRTS in all plain colors, ,o,ne with II.
A..
Ing and q fold. SOC. each
BLACK AND WHITE SKIRTS with knife plAitsns
and some with deep plating edged with plain black
Zoe.
All colors in FINE STRIPED GrNGHAMs. made
with a deep ruffie and fold, s9c. each.
FANCY STRIPED olNGAAAis with q plating on
the bottom and PLAIN colors with fancy border for
rlfhe, also BLACK AND WHITE. sl.25.
PLAIN GlNGHAM AND BLACK AND WHITE
SKIRTS with three plaitings for sl.35
PLAIN COLONEL GIN0HAMS with = double rurse
OF fancy border aud black aud white stripes with
double box plating. sl.4s.
DARK GRAY AND BLACK STRIPED GINGHAM
with plating and edged vita plan black and al
plain colors, 1 is
A fu line Of beautiful BLACK sArTEEYs from
eScto az.
MohAlR SKIRTS s2ss s34s. s3ss.
slLh skIkIS %. %. sl0. 80. sl45O
New effects IN INFANTS COATS. styles manifold.
Prices Ranging Il ON sI.9s to s25.
INFANTS CHRISTENING ROBES.
Prices ranging from o. IS to els.
INFANTS CAPS whether in the finest quality or
The cheap ones, our stock is Just as complete.
NULL CAPS from 25c to sl.ss.
SILK CAPS from Ssc. to s34s.
INFANTS
SHORT SKIRTS, FLANNEL BANDS. SHIRTS,
boOIEEs, sACQUEs, LEGoINS, SLIPS FI.AN-
MEL SKIRTS FLANNEL WRAPPERS, in %
many different grades that most every one can
make o selection.
NEM GOODS that arrived yesterday. Newest out in
PARASOLS,
SHIRT WAISTS
LADIES' WRAPS
MISSES WRAPS
TEA GOWNS
WRAPPERS.
RIBBONS,
RUCHIN6s.
LEATHER GOODS
JEWELRY.
FANS,
EMBRorDERIEs,
BRAIDs
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CTRASBURGER's
ODDS AND ENDS
SALE
EOR CATE-RnAv

STRAsBURGER's
ODDS AND ENDS
SALE
FOR SATURDAY,
Odds and Ends in Ladies Fancy striped Fast Black
and Babrggan Hose that 80 80 AID s Nc.
urday's price, gle pair. Odds aud Ends in 40 and
6Sc. Hosiery. Saturdays price $50.
Closing ont q make Of Corsets that sold at 62c. !:
now Doc pair Remember we keep all leading makes
of Domestic and Imported Corsets, such r. Il G.
Thompsons, DR.. Warmers, Brewster's c. =. and many
Others among them Fast Black Corset, warranted all
whale bone, price 81. SO Once tried, always worn.
Special Sale Of Muslin Underwear.
odds and Ends OF Rnching at the following reduction:
Regular price lOc., &c. 2lc.. Poe and 32c.
Reduced price &c, l1c., he, gle and ESQ
Bee our reduced prices in Vandyko Laces.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Odds and Ends soc. Gray Underwear, 33c,
Odds and Ends 4-ply Linen Collars. &c.
Odds and Ends Laundered Night Shirts, 75c,. &c.,
csc and l.23. All reduced prices.
Remainder Of 25c. Winter Socks now 81 for boz of
six pair.
We sell the best Soc Unlaundered Shirt in the CITY
1t is reinforced front and back linen BOSOM patent
stays aud made Of Dwight Anchor Muslin.
Novelties In 20 and 5Oc. Neckwear.
STRAs BURGERS
DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES,
1t 4O4 AND 4o6 9TH ST. NV.
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
COR. nth AND SITS. NV.
FR1DAY MARCH 7. 1890.

We have Just received the first shipment Of
our own importation order Of Ladies' and Chill
Us. dyed BY the celebrated Gernan Hosiery
Roodmsrd IotroP e We Sts lave double reasea
for having these stamped with our name. We
stamped fail to wash perfectly black, or other
wise do not coGe mp to our high standard We
will refund You your money
A word about This dyer, Hermsdorf. A prom
inent trade journal says:
Dyeing is well establs. ed and certainly appears
merited when it is noticed with what scrupu-
works. and how every step Of the Fast Black
Dyeing process is care ully overlooked by chem
lists of recognized alb lity."
In Ladies' "Fast Eiack" Hose we offer them In
a ps cGI'0n Isle Ct rI2ssa ss' sos Soc es s1a
sss to and be 81 po per syery pair
procurable. In hi,dren's Fast Black" Hose
pr s is the Inc in Sizes from to at
23c, pc. pair-aoI . e. the knee heel and toe
other se this srsn s's Ths
sizes run from 70 s. and size lis the middle
Gee and Csc per pss ana these
prices rise aud fall cents per size larger aud
smAlier
White Pure Linen Hemstitched and Embroi.
dered Handkerchiefs, All White and White En-
%Ss snowy we have sSsr o
fered at the price.
(First floor. center)
8. o. Corsets, in White. Drab and Cream,
double side steels, double steel down the front.
Isecond door. snnsx.)
Baby Pins, 1Sc. and csc.
German Silver Bangles. Csc
Boys Pen Knives. 25c.
Solid Silver Lace Pins: SOC.
Solid Gold Pencils. 300.
=. s.sriins Silver Bangles and Bi.osls... q to
ftrst hoor)
Spring Gloves are ready. We told You about
the Fabric Gloves-l isle, Taffeta and Silk-e
few days ago, They are better for the various
prices than any we hsve yet offered Today We
call attention to 4-button Celebrated IRE
fonsse" Suede Gloves. leather STITCHED back, in
ton length MousQuetsire Suede Gloves Ct Al.
Aisses <-button Suede GloAes at 81. The
ever increasing popularity OF the Suede Gloves
IL the subject OF much comment. We have ali
the fashionable kinds and styles Of Suede.
(ftrst door, center.l
Desert Plates OF Fancy Colored China IN
four or nvs attrsctive fruit.and- branch de-
each.
Virst door.)
We were fortunate eoough 70 secure another
lot Of the Meme German Unbleachod Half Hooo
which sold 20 quickly on Anniversary day. We
.hail sal these - the same Low pr1ce-2 pairS
Uirss 1oerJ
WOODWARD / LoTHRoP.
M Corner flth ana n m M
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Holding the Worlds Fair one year later
might be considered great boom for Victor
Hugo's ''ss" even il 1t answered no other pur-
pose.
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MARCH 9. 1890.
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY
Are Offering
Imported Jams. all kinds per doz s2a5
Bent's Graham Wsfers-Without Sweetening.
California Comb Honey-yery DeliciousL
Choice Ohves-Large assortment Just received
Genuine Msndhelipg Java Coffee.
Edam Cheese-Extra Choice.
Canned Shrimps, Lobster, Salmon. Herring
Msckerel, Brook Trout.
6ardines in Ol-Sardines in Mustard-and Sar-
dimes in Butter.
ELPHoNzo YoUNas COMPANY
42S Ninth St
P.S-Try barrel Of our Big Bargain" Pat Process
Flour-only S5.47. Other grades in proportion
m6 EYC.
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III 4 E.. F 4
ODD 90 ZzZ ExD Nm n
/. j ; $sJ$ Z. T. T.. III
/ e. "A BBDP S ZEE ERR ssss
F., e. "A "A 5 5 T. kRf { ssss

Abandoning the worn out custom Of extoll-
ing ones own wares, We submit for your
inspection the following half . dozen new
Spring Styles. which We have styled Lead
sn," - they wiz surely lead In popularity
anything now in me MARKET
The Infants "Prodigy" 35c. Button
hand made.o Of good quality Doneols or Goat
broad toed-roomy enough not to hinder the
natural development Of the foot
The "Pansy" Patent Leather. tipped But.
ton-well-made Of velvety soft Dongols-
child's sizes. 4 to So. 81; 81 to IO,i.
el.25. Misses, IL to "a. $3.50.
The Perfection" Boys $3.50 Button and
Laced Shoes. made on an entirely new and
handsome last. Of materials that can't fail to
wear.
The Marvel" Gents 81 Calf and Dongols
tso-cslled Kanssroo) Button. Laced and
Caters. They are q marvel to al that have
seen them.
Gents $3.50 "Real Kangaroo" Shoes,
made Of skins that are carefully selected for
their durability. Men with tender feet win
appreciate these
Ladies' "Tub- toe" Patent Tip $3.50
Hand-welt Dongola Button Boots, combin-
ing the height Of style with comfort.
VIM HAHN L CO.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE
Main Store sl6 7th ct.
West End Store, 1922 Pa. ave.
Capitol Hill Store, 231 Pa. ave. Ae IL
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n.-6reeiy turned in the cold weather just
little too early for the southern jauns OF the
Pan Americans.
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THx SURPRISE Or Turs YEAa.

Business II generally duh and yet this has bseu the
busiest week Of the year 1t the Psiais Royal We Cd
init n IL forced business. but still are pleased to
write that % far the sales Of March of ss have been
exceeded.
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Il. B. Towsrs & Son..
1916 9TH ct. N.w

sheeting, 2k yards wide, 1Sc
r rrui. % the Loon 3. B,:.chsd Cotton. s'a
Black Hensiessa Cashmere. exsss good, 50c.. Csc.
76c. and Il.
Henrietta Cashmere, in All oolors. yard vida Csc,
G.shmere in "a Colors. double width. l.he;
Lanies' Corsets, 3ec. worth soc.
LADIES' Ribbed est, Toe
Beached Table Damask. 25c
Red Table Linen, last Colors y2c
Undershirts for small Children, sc.
white Goods, IN all grades, from DC, I'M
Large Line Psrasols and Sun UmhrslAs Just received
Good Hair Brush. lOc.
~ dozen Buttons for 30
IA rows of Pins lc.
spool Cotton. full 200 yds. viii run on machine, 2c
mil. Sun
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A CARp.

A CARD.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS TENDER THEIR
THANKS TO THE PUBLIC FOR THEIR LIBERAL
PATRONAGE DURING THEIR DISCOUNT SALE,
WHICH WILL CEASE MARCH 1. WE WILL DE
IN DAILY RECEIPT OF NEW GOODS FOR THE
SPRING TRADE AND ASSURE OUR CUSTOMERS
WE SHALL BE PREPARED To MEET THEIR
WANTS CHOICE STYLES AND THEY OF THE
BEST AND MOST RELIABLE IN THE MARKET
AND AS USUAL OUR PRICES WILL BE AS LOW
AS THE SAME QUALITY OF FABRICQUEs CAN
BE SOLD. CALL WILL CONVINCE YOU.
". N. SINISTER SONS,
MI 9l9 PENNA AVE.
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1924 MoR.ss 1924
Seven tn street northwest
This old established Shoe House Is reopened with
full line Of Fine Boots aud shoes by
1t GUSTAV GEISLER
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/ 90 90 BY ERR ERR FEE
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Gee ooooy yEEE ,ooo 90
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1t 5l4 9th ST. NV.