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The large death rate among the colored peo-
pie. especially in the cities, is attracting the
serious attention Of the more cultivated negroes.
The matter was before the Baltimore Annual
Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church and report prepared by the special
committee on mortality among colored people
was submitted. The conclusions reached are
worthy of the serious consideration of the peo-
pie interested, indeed of all the people. The
facts as found by this committee are briefly
these: The death rate is much higher among
the colored than among the white population
of cities, but it does not appear to be the case
among the rural population. 1t requires more
intelligence to live in the city than in the coun-
try. The colored people have moved into the
cities in large numbers from the country within
the past few years. They are compelled as
rule to occupy inferior quarters and are gen.
orally poor. The evils which tend to destroy
life among the negroes are stated to be life in
ill-ventilated houses, neglect Of sleep, and in
diligence in unduly protracted festivities in hot
or unventilated halls or church Easements. The
moral Of the investigation appears to be that
the colored people should not flock to the
cities from the country, or that, being there,
they should pay much closer attention to the
preservation of health.
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The Atkinson bill has been introduced in the

The Atkinson bill has been introduced in the
Senate by Mr.. Mcpherson and the Pennsylva-
mia railroad is urging its immediate favorable
consideration by the Senate District committee.
No set Of men appreciate more thoroughly than
do the old members OF this committee, who
have gone over the whole field Of the railroad
controversy, the absolute necessity Of securing
for the people the desired relief in the i'm
railroad occupation at the same time
that the roads illegal acts are condoned, its
freight facilities enlarged, and broad powers OF
condemnation given to it They know very
well that to grant these concessions TO the
road, unaccompanied by any provisions for
public relief, is to deny the peoples request
for a reduction Of the evil of grade crossings,
and to make complete surrender to the road.
The committee has before it the ingalls,, Nor
riIl and Burton Petrigrew bills, which suggest
remedies for the railroad conditions in South
Washington. The Atkinson-McP herson bill
ought to be merged with that one Of these
three measures which meets the approval of
the committee. By this course both the
people and the railroad will receive
fair play. As ex-senator Sewell SAYS the Bal
timore and Ohio road needs the same relief
that the Baltimore and Potomac asks. But in
its request for this relief the Baltimore and
Ohio indicates its willingness to make e1pen-
sive improvements in the condition of its occu-
patton Of East Washington, and the committee
Is likely to exact as consideration additional
concessions to the public. The same wise and
fair policy should be applied to the Baltimore
and Potomac road.
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Gloves Ar REDUCED Pnrcrs

The object in quoting marked-down prices is TO re-
duce the stock Of Kid Gloves prior TO beginning Of
the Silk Glove Season. We thought three days OF
duced prices would sufce but the rain kept you in
doors so we gladly continue the special prices for
Monday.
IS CENTS for the Mems csc. English Dog. Skin
Gloves Every pair warranted Tried at our risk
30 CENTS for Ladies' csc. Undressed Kid Gloves in
all the new tints Of Grsys. Browns, Fawns Modes
Tsns; also q Fast Black
80 CENTS for our eoc. French Kid Gloves In twenty
six different shades including Black. Every pair war.
ranted.
80 CENTS for our sec. Pigsskin Mousquetaires
The tints of Mode include lovely shades of Fsyu
Suede. Dove, Mouse etc
2l CENTS for our 25c. Tafets Silk Mousquetaires
in new shades and Fast Black
A CENTS for the soc. Milanese silk Mousquetaires
o, THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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EDDrs RErnrGERArons
HAVE AREPUTATIoN OF FORTY YEARS
STANDING AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED
EVERYWHERE THE BEST FOR FAMILY
USE
FOR SALE ONLY BY
NJ. W. BEvERIDGE,
IMPORTER OF POTTERY AND GLASS.
ap26-7t No 1909 PENNA AVE
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Johnson & LUrrRE11

White Goods We have the largest and cheapest line
We ever had before. lOc.. l21fc., Ice worth zoe
full stock Of Dotted Swisses Doc 25c 37Ixc
very cheap.
1000 yards Colored Nansooks, Cream, Pink, Blue
1Oc.. 125sc, 15c former price zoe, 25c 3Oc This
oo lot Of lO4 pieces We bought to close all the
party had.
Beautiful styles French sstteen, 2oc. 2oc., SOC,
35c. All new designs
New styles in ChaIlies, exc to CSC
Plain Brilliantines, l211c. to Use
large stock Of new style Ginghams &c 1oc 1olzc
Black and Colored surahs all at popuIar pricss
Afull stock Of Underwear and Hosiery Our prices
the lowest
JOHNSON LUTTREII.
apl5-3n 7I3Nark.. 49,
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Is ballet dancing the function of an artist, or
is 1t plain every day contract labor? A hun
dred ballet girls are on their way to New York
from Europe, and Collector Earhardt is wrest-
ling with this question preparatory to receiv-
ing them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-26

The Democratic optimist relies on tariff
ENHANCEMENT, the Republican optimist on the
sugar reduction, the silver compromise, the
federal election bill and the new States Of the
Northwest How many of these dreams will be
genuine Joseph's visions?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-26

The farmer has been suffering and COM
planning individual ever since Adam did his
first spring planting, but he never material
lied his woes in politics as he is doing at this
present moment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-26

liGen. Spinola ofNew York thinks Tammany is
all right, and he considers the civil service law
'infamous." The general is at least consistent
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Osr Wees EXTENSION.

You know Ne advertised thst-for this week
those who wanted one Of our hish-class Baby
Carriages-the scry bea there are made IN 10
Dord-and who really didn't feel able to Day
down the cash necessary for such purchase,
would and n ready to meet them on IN honest,
STRAIGHTFORWARD credit arrangement. The plan
was to ask 90 cash down and the balance ON
regular weekly payments Well. the weather
has been 20 unfsvorable the past week that
mothers" have had no opportunity to get out,
nor the infants chance to be trundled. And 20,
not to foreclose such an offer without giving you
Affair." show. wen repeat this offer for the COM
ing week. You comprehend! 1t holds good all
through next week
Now, another thing. We want to sell you
some Of our summer furniture. If possible ht
out your summer residence There's one
chair-a Maple and Half reed Porch and Lawn
Chair-you're very liable to forget to order.
Wen remember 1t for you. and more-,oe'u give
you one! And when we're getting out your
order you won't have to remind us of IL, either;
for We present one Of these Chairs with every
order for summer furniture.
VIII HoUaHToN L CO.,
1t 1918 and 1920 st. n. W
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kEEp Our THr Ram.

AAhf OCT l. HE hAlN.
THIS iNcEssANr WET WEATHER
CAUSES you TO THINK OF SOME KIND OF
AeARMENT AS PROTECTION FROM TIE
RAIN.
THE GREATEST OBJECTION TO
RUBBER OR MCINTOSH COAT Is THE
WEIGHT. THEY ARE TOO HEAVY TO
WEAR IN ADDITION TO AN ovERcoAT.
AND THERE Is NOT ENOUGH WARMTH IN
THEM To LEAVE THE ovERcoAT OFF.
wEHAvE OVERCOME THIS OBJECTION
ITHoURYEPHYR-WEIGHT McINrosHEs.
GUARANTEED TO BIZ The LlSHTEsr
WEIGHT GARMENT IN THE WORLD THAT
IS ABSOLUTELY WATERPROOF.
THEY COME IN PLAIN BLAcKAND DRAB
AND NEAT PIN STRIPES. WITH OR WITH.
OUT cAPEs; ALL SIZES. PRICES 90 TO
slo. AND YOU CAN HAvEoUR GUARASTEE
THAT THEY ARE WATERPROOF. CALL
AND SEE THEM.
ROBINSON. PARKER Co,
THE POPULAR cLoTHIERs,
ap2e-eo 3ie SEVENTH ST NV.
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WHAr You Want
WHEN AND HOW YOU WANT 1T.


There a number Of gentlemen who prefer GUS
tom-nade garments 1t is privilege to provide the
best facilities for their accommodation They like
lot Of you people who wouldn't live in any house but
one you own. Wouldn't feel at home. Neither do
they ready made clothing There isn't one of them
either who won't acknowledge We could fit him all
right. 1t is simply their whim-
Tailoring varies the same any other trade There
| are experts-and some who never will be more than
apprentices--snd you can't tell until you try them A
good stiff price often Ia used covering to inferior
work.
II ,odnts thing make him. pay -for-t sort Of
policy doesn't gain any sympathy with u.s. Just be-
gentleman is particular is for bleed
ing him. Our prices are not much-but our work il
| all II can be.
The best designing skill find work upon the
finest line Of imported worsteds crossed the
| ocean. Practice is the high school of theory-and
you'll find every man connected with Tailoring
Department practical tailor.
Look our cloths over. Hear experts chat about
the styles Hear the pricesthey'l open your eyes II
you know anything about the steep ladder others
you climb-and you leave your you'll get
your clothes ,ohen promise
you.
ARE YOU INTERESTED?
1t isn't every cutter who can shape Livery Gar
ments-tre'pe enc Dho Makes . study Of it But
why not let us show what do for your
ants out Of our ready made stock! We don't mean
show ssmpes-and send for what you want We carry
all there is toor from the Coachman's Coat to the 0oks
Cup-rioM in stock
Wen just drop you the hint that the dark colors
wearing for use on the box. The light shades are
resting this Tie coachman should change to
the less wsighty-ths footman. too How's the hall
boy. the butler and the waiters Anything that they
needings Your authority to at them out and II
will be done to your satisfaction.
Every time your order you carriage out in the ain
you think Of the rubber covering your Goodman
wsara Is Il leaky! Drive by and let u AZ him with
| an absolutely wstsr-sight outfit
sAKs AND COMPANY.
DRESS sPEc1ALTIEs.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND SEVENTH STREET.
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SILKS FoR SUMNER
PPr EEEs ERE h ERE Rh w: s''s
PPP EE RRR RRR w SIS.
+ EEs I Z RE I ssss ::

Silks are getting more and more summery every
day Instead Of deep dark rich shades that suit
fancy the that Is behind youthe light airy,
sprhty patterns daily occupying their places and
winning thsip way to your favor. .. o.
inches wide at 81 yard
Silver Gray Indiss came about the same time-same
width.Sl % yard The plain gray ground Is strewn
with delicate hsuringscarelessly dropped hare and
there.
Black Jacquard Indis-new designs-S1. Is yard
Black added TO White in numberless combinations Of
India and China Silk-27 inches wide-e1 q yard.
A Genuine French Surah-Back-22 inches wide
are worth s7hc.-every bit Of it But in the way we
came TO own them sell them to You at 15c.
Genuine Black China Silks-the Ly on dye-75c.. 81
and sl2b yard These are of our personal import D.
smooth and even. They are the biackest blacks you
ever
We've triplet Of specials in Black Faills Franchise
Genuine French-20 inches wide at 81 yard.
Genulne .Bonnet'-2l inches wide at S1.25 I'd.
Genuine "bouclarat"-21 inches wide at el.5O
And Just let tell you these speciates at special
prices too. III You try to match them you will appre
ciate what variety they
VI course, We have the Gros Grain. As long as Silk
favor II Is 3 standard-but you can be deceived in
the qualities II you do not watch out Any of these
grades ofours-75c.. Soc. 81, ell TO- Sl25 Sl.5O, up
to IS yard-we insure TO you.
We want to tell you particularly of Genuine French
Cachemire silk that we Offering at 10 q yard
III Is 20 inches wide and, silk goes worth %
yard Sells fer that elsewhere
reat yourselves to Summer Silk and let IL be one
and can your imagination think any hing dressiers
SILK Is the highest type Of refinement in Gowns for
promenade or house wear. Let IL be arranged for at
once.
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Tn1xxrsas Ar SrrcrAL Pnrcrs.

The following Are extra qualities for the prices;
5-inch Black Whip Lash Cord Fringe 81 yard
oinch colorsd Knottsd sun Fringe 81 yard
lhinch Gold and silver 6imps. .60c yard
ED-ws are credited with the largest stock Of Cold
Silver and Steal Trimmings In this city. Shall b
pleased fos you 10 look through the stock.
BUTTONS REDUCED IN PRICE
wsars row QUOTING nearly half price for this
season,s Buttona That y the reason Why veil have
n entirely new stoch 10 show zen the coming fall ana
vi,tss =
TIE PALAis ROYAL
Cor 18th IT. and ps. svs
ap2e 4 IsHKk
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A CHANCE Fos Mrx
CFoR MONDAY. APRIL 2s,.
GENTLEMEN:

GENTLEMEN:
The approaching season for Flannel shirts prompts
Us TO quote the following reduced prices for White
Shirts:
Shirts sizes IA TO Is inchss Need you be told s5c
IL the usual prices
81 for the 81 so Fancy Bosom Full Dress Shirts
open front and back; only sizes l5k. l6. l6S.
75c. for the 'Palais Royal" 81 Peated Front Night
Shirts; prettily embroidered: sizes IA TO Is.
eFYou'n and our Mr. Porter on Monday near the
door Of No. lllg Penna ave. He 10 authority on
Shirts
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From its Additions to the City Of Bristol Va.
Bristol is situated the state line between Virginia
and Tennessee. at the junction of the Norfolk and
Western and East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
Railroads. is the eastern terminus of the South Allan
tic and Ohio Railroad extending from Bristol into the
coal fields and connecting with Louisville and Nash.
vile Railroad at Big Stone Gap and 10 the western
terminus Of the Bristol Elizabeth and North Carolns
Railroad. now building into the rich ores Of Doe
Mountain and Rosne's Greek in johnson County,
Tenn.
Bristol is not paper city; it has population Of
about 1900 live. energetic people, il rapidly grow
ing and is destined to be one of the largest manufac
turing cities Of the south 1t lies within 3hous of in
coking and domestic Goals the richest iron
ore in the Q. g. and immense bodies of virgin timber
all of which reach Bristol via the A. O. and Eliza
bethton roads
Its advantages Of transportation and nearness to
markets. its elevation tneariy 1.7oo ft) delightful
climate. and its SOLID BASIS IN MINERAL
WEALTH and timber present inducements for invest
ments rarely met with. During the past year over
$1,000. 900 have been invested.
The Bristol Iron and Steel Co. towned by Pennsyvs.
mia iron men) has commenced the construction on the
south.
WAIT FOR THIS SALE GO TO IT AND TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF AN OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST
WHERE RETURNS MUST BE LARGE AND
QUICK. AMPLE HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
DON'T MISS THIS GRAND LAND SALE.
For particulars apply to
F.. HUIDEKoPER, President,
7. H. WENTWORTH. JR, secy. and Treas. 6l9
14th ST.. Wash. DC,
H. W. BATES. Vice President, Bristol. Tenn.
few Of the many who have invested and are inter-
ested in the development Of Bristol are:
VIM p Clyde. saml Dickson.
Elk. Norton. Geo. Burnham,
F. D. Carley wH.Trotter
John h. Inman. VIM. H. Bennett
F. W. Huidekoper. Edward Eastburn.
B. S. Clark. David Jenkins.
Geo. 8. Scott, Va. Investment Co. and
H. C. Fahnestock. Others of Phila, Pa;
Gen. T. NJ Logan. H. C. Mcdowell
W. q. Oakmsn and others J. W. Gaulbert,
of New York city; St John Royle and others
Cordley b Co.. of Kentucky;
Nath. Thayer. A. NJ. Shook.
Chas. L. Janes N. Baxter. h. Nashville.
E. B. Abbott. Tenn;
l. A AuaIns, COl. JnO. y. d2skell, 20
Levin B. Russell, lumbia. sc.
Benz. Dean, Jos. Bryan,
F. 8. s E. c. sherburne. W. R. Meredith.
Lee, Higgnson Co., Jno. L. Williams Son,
A. Cochane Co. W. o. SHELTON,
Jackson Curtis, 1. B. Tatum,
D. A. Gregg, Allison l. Addison.
viles Smith and many H. L. Csbell,
others Of Boston, Mass; W. II. Flournoy,
o. W. Norcross, Worces- RIG Csbell. jr, and Others
ter, Mass; Richmond, Va;
VIM. McGeorge. r., J.F. Rison, Danvilie, Va
Chas. III. Scott, Gen. r. A. Ayers,
Justice Cox, jr., II. w. Bates,
Abraham s. Patterson, Jos. L. Kelley and many
Vim. d Jones, others Of Va.
ap2e.2s. 2s.ma1. 3.5.e,s.9lO.12.1312t
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ID RY q o o Ds .

Sheetins ~ yards wide. lie and lsc.
PILLOW CASE COTTON. loo.
Fruit Of the Loom Bleached Cotton, SIC.
Good Brown Cotton sac
Black Cashmere. nearly ~ yards wide. Csc.
SSlored Cashmere, yard Wide, " COL Face. 2oc.
Black Dress SILK. 81 and O. 20.
Suruh silk. 0Oc.
velyes Ribbon. Plain and Satin Back
LADIES Mourning Collars DC
Al Wool Cashmere ia al shades. soc.
Gents Laundered Shirts, 4sc,
cents outing shirts, Poe.
Ladies kiDb.d Vests. Toe
Beautiful Line New 6inghans inst receiyei
Clark's .. y. I. SPOOL Cotton, A Sc dor
10 yards spool Cotton. viii run machine, &c.
Pins &c. for fourteen rows.
Large " bite Bed Spreads, Use
few Remnants VI silk left Running them of eheap
I. b. TowNER q son.
nsl0 1916 9Th ST. NV
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SPRING WEIGHT BLAcK Goops.

SPRING WEIGHT BLACK Goops
The following is an abridged price list Of our new
stock for the $50 spring and summer season. The
question with you is Where the best qualities for the
pricesf we-The PaIais Royal--claim that our cash
business enables more advantageous buying and
smaller profits when selling than possible TO the
credit store merchant. and, therefore. THE BEST
QUALITIES FOR THE PRICES. But this is only
theory. Is it put in practice' Amornng's shopping
tour will tell you.
WARRANTED FAST BLACK
40-iuch Black Nuns veiling............50c SOC. yard
90 inch Black Wool Albstross. SOC. yard
42-inch Hemstitched Nuns Yelling. ..... 75c yard
42-inch Bstste. Grenadine Border. ........sl yard
42-inch Batste without border. q yard
PRIEsTLEY's BLACK GOODS.
42inch silk warp Clairette. 20 yard
az inch Black Convent Cloth. 25 yard
42inch silk-warp Henrietta o. yard
42-nch Mslross Cloth. yard
42-inch Black Wool Armure. .75c yard
42-inch Drap d'Alma. 15c yard
42inch Grape Cloth. 10 yard
42-inch Cachemire de indie. SEC yard
@2-inch havenns Cloth. yard
42-inch Camsls Hair Cloth. yard
svThs above Cloths also shown 1t higher prices
We also have silk warp and All wool Bordsrsd Nuns'
Yelling for Mourning Wells from Use 10 81 SO syard
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED below,
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P 3 P RRfT 6 eoe co 90 oS 90 o BDR ssss
Bob / / : { a6 go 40 90 % SB BD6 SIS SIS
WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS.
ND1ALINENs, WORTH Sc BARGAIN PRICE, &c.
INDIA LAWN, SIDE BAND 40 INCHES WIDE.
WORTH 1sc.; BARGAIN PRICE. SC.
INDIA LINEN HEMsTITCHED, WORTH $50;
BARGAIN PRICE, 25c.
INDIA LAWN. 40 INCHES WIDE, SIDE BAND,
WORTH l5o.; BARGAIN PRICE. &C.
PLAID NAINsOOK, GOOD QUALITY. WORTH
20o.; BARGAIN PRICE. 12xc
SPECIALS IN 12-4 WHITE SPREADS, WORTH
81 %; BARGAIN PRICE, 9Oc.
WHITE SPREADS, 12-4. BETTER QUALITIES
WORTH sI75; OUR PRICE. sl,39
DoMEsTICs
OUTING CLOTHS IN ALL CoLoRs, STRIPES
AND PLAIDs. WORTH 121<c.: BARGAIN PRICE. &C.
1O-4 PEQUoT AND COHAssEr BLEACHED
sHEETINGs; BARGAIN PRICE. 25c.
A AMoRY HALF-BLEACHED COTTON; BAR.
GAIN PRICE, SC.
DRESS GINGHAM IN PLAIDs AND STRIPES,
WORTH &c. BARGAIN PRICE, 614c
DRESS GINGHAMS, BETTER QUALITIES, IN
PLAIDs AND STRIPES, WORTH lOc. AND l2Hc :
BARGAIN PRICE, Sc. AND lOc.
SIDE BAND GINGHAMS, IN ALL THE LATEST
SHADES. WORTH loo; BARGAIN PRICE, 12,kc.
CHALLIES.
CHOICE CHALLIES, IN ALL THE LATEST DE.
SIGNS, WORTH &C. BARGAIN PRICE, &C.
YARD WIDE FRENCH BATIsTE WORTH zoe.
BARGAIN PRICE, l2ISc.
SILKS
ALL COLORs sATINS. WORTH Soc; BARGAIN
PRICE, 35c.
ALL COLORs sURAH, WORTH $50; BARGAIN
PRICE, 4Oc.
STRIPED sURAHS, IN ALL THE LATEST
SHADES, WORTH Csc; BARGAIN PRICE, $50
INDIA SILKS. IN PLAIN CoLORS. WORTH 75c.
BARGAIN PRICE, Csc
FIGURED CHINA SILKS IN ALL THE LATEST
DESIGNS. WORTH &c.; BARGAIN PRICE 500.
FAST COLORs TURKEY RED TABLE CLOTHS,
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EOR ONE WEEK-MEN'S SOC. BALBRIGGAN
Il Underwear. 25c. Mems Bleached and Unblesched
Jean Drawers, 2oc. Ladies' dubbed Vests, &c.
a20-2r BLUMS, 14o and IA 9Th ST. sc.
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JEwErrs Day Com AIR

REFRIGERATORs
Being constructed scientific principles are perfect
regards distribution Of cold dry air through the en-
lire
REFRIGERATOR
After many years Of experience handling Refrig-
orators re safely say that the Jewett Cold Air
Chamber Reiserstors be exceled for superior
hnish anG usefulness. Vel have in stock all sizes.
J. W. BoTELER SON.
ap22-6t g23 PENNA. AVE.
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sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING"
9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Established lS4O.

NINE. j. p. PALMER
IMPORTER AND DESIGNER OF FASHION.
l1o7 STREET.
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
HER SUMNER OPENING
LATEST IMPoRTATIoNs.
TOGETHER WITH
HER OWN APPROVED STYLES.
THURSDAY. lsT OF NAY. a26-st.
JULIUS LANsBuReH.
18TH AND STREETS,
Desires to call special attention to the line of goods
sdvertlsed this week.
Note below what Is offered:
MATING. MATING.
Direct ImpOrtston Of 500 Rolls China and Japa.
nese Ma1tanss Plain White and Fancy Seamless. nm.
up one YARD Wide and Az yards to the roll.
SPECIAL
500 Rolls Extra Heavy Fancy Seamless Mating. 5
different patterns, reduced to $40 per roll.
RUGS. RUGS.
Entire Stock Of Best Quality Smyrna Rugs. reduced
gains
The most attractive assortment Of
BABY CARRIAGES
in the city, comprising fully 100 different styles Pol
lshed Reed and Rattan Bodies, Cushions OF Plush,
tapestry, Raw silk, &c, Handsome Parasos trimmed
Win lace. nickeied steel wheels and springs from
$500 up. Look at them.
REFRIGERATOR
ct An unusually large line of Refrgera.ors and Ice
Combination sideboard Refrigeration and Water
Porcelain lined Water Coolers from s475up.
II you need Chamber suite look al those which
We're made Tor US exclusively-after own designs
Solid oak in ID century finish. Large dresser With
ias Ike the@ ana bs na Psehs drawer guides. Moth
Only 49, for the pieces
Two weeks ago We advertised
FINE CHAMBER SUITES
few left which are offered at q STILL GREATEk re-
ducton. Now Is your opportunity to secure an ele-
CANT Chamb Der suite at almost actual cost
Wire Doors and Window Screens made to order Mt
LOWEST POSSIBLE Prices.
Adjustable window Screens will At any window.
Loose Covers Tor Furniture made to order.
Estimates Furnished.
WALL PAPERS.
New and attractive effects for Wall Decorations
Frescolng aud Painting.
JULIUS LANsBURGH,
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IT, HHsth &c u a +
( 4 NOO' : "A ILL :
LADIES':

Owing TO delay in transit the warranted Fast Black
Hose at % cents advertised will not be sale
Monday. but in order not TO disappont patrons
shall offer our 35cent Plain and Drop Stitch Hose for
20 cents You will also gain by the arrival Of the
advertised 35-cent Isle Hose. shall offer our
Ascent warranted Fast Black Ribbed Isle Hose
30 cents.
THE pALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED belov)
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BLACK AND WHITE LEGHoRN FLATS, WORTH
1.50: BARGAIN PRICE. 95c.
LACE STRAW FLATS, OPEN WORK. WORTH 81;
BARGAIN PRICE. 45c.
BLACK FLATS, LARGE SIZE. WORTH AGO.; BAR.
GAIN PRICE. 100.
CHILDREN's TRIMMED SAILORS, WORTH $50.
BARGAIN PRICE, 12o
CHIP FLATS. IN ALL THE LATEST COLORs,
WORTH 81 80; BARGAIN PRICE, $lle.
TRIMMED HATS, EXCLUSIVE STYLES, WORTH
s5; BARGAIN PRICE, 90. so.
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xp26 l5l5 st. NV.