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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
HIS OPSRA HOUSE
y Nm. b. SIXTH. pr4p's and Manager.
THE OFFERING 0F
WEEK or NIRCH u.
THE ONIr EDNk.

NeW - ork Herald ua. tle huuan orchid.
m her aiT-Walkllr esI iDlf.ous. is aD Iln4ta-
nSn Ia The lii aaiuu. 81 = aff, tud puzzled ffefY
one Ia the audience O. account faf far Iuetls
Of iocOmotlon. Many Theories were advanced
In regard 10 sp-ings Invisible wires. rtr.. being
Inc agencies employed iut these were guCkiy
dispeilcd ny The introduction of hnnp,
through which the LADY rapidly PASSED several
times while suspended in The alf. Ulus cutting
OF all exterior enuIm.nID D.ff.u.
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FIVE MONTHS IN PERIL
TIE sTRu9aLE Or sTAklgSss sEh
TSROUGr4 AZ AFRICAN FOREST.

One h.8arsd >1sa s1zty Days sP~ss N
catti.s P4<h. Faxkzlnx F1~Fos D~-<ss
sas Esa4rf@s ths P@-Es - se@r~stas@-
a sk@xoh UasQaAlsd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

N~s. wf~arss S0eetn ~ syrur ss7r-s a
rsvs - neee fs~ rhs srra teethf ~ III soof ses
tie ctf1 srrtsrs the grHs. sfsrs ~ Vzis
e1rFs wir1 ross. and = ths best rsDszF fer
klsrThoeA zssRcts tottse-
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ERNEST D. DKBB0W n D.

rrHre ard rsstSsrre iif Merfreet sranf
Esrifs Fteh.
Fn-es- = for 3 g m tr u a r. - 4
ard tct o.. suf 81 nGoL
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THEsTrENs

premier entertainment. "a ia salon ~ the
greatest sensation az the are lu their Aue-
Justly yled mediums Mlul readers. second
cht scfrs second sight lightning calculafors ln
the world. and whose marvellous exhibitions
oi thought tr8nsfefelce have asfenishcd aud
coniOuudel the wlsrsf AZ az countries anq the
most overwhr ming ra. q .Hre o. .canuWI Is dEe
them iuc1 liicable. l.t = lIE NJ, are tic ofI T.
inals OF tbs act iu tlis country Who have
81 aIy fuitators huf lo rivals Mrs. MARTHA
l.. .1EEN, who 1871 Dr. assisted bf the greatest
living card maLl lpulHtor GENI CHS Ribs ~
sfEEN. They wiI illustrate 50 amazn na feat
urcs OF spirit lali,in. N1-ir fllno laeaoluH. ana
the various phases of lislrycyance ano their
challenge hllcn se Second sight. IN Which theP
have 10 peers. Notice fhs rapidly of Mrs.
STEMS work ard remember tAere are no
questions asked.
p. s-To All wouid-6e second sight seers who
copied and stole oar acts. he challenge yea
from 100 80 500. Money talks
CHARLES y sIEEN. The Original
RosFLBND AND MORTON.
The Mysfir change Artist
IREBDN
IINo
The Human 4 0a Constructor.
Beenqas meni of The
fIhNfDkpS
LILLIAN ELINT
Eoo'95Ilo E}1s ~ / f2gsdiaH' f.2agIsdiaH'
SPECIAL IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
SUNDAY EVENING. MARCH 80.
The MsrTe'0us Edna. Prof and Madame Steers
~ Spirltualisflc Mind Reading Perform
ance. AssiSted ~ = Selected Corps ~
Artists. Presenting
A CRED CONCERT.
Prices within reach of ALB. p and as cents.
TWO GRAND HATINrEs
Q0I0TC Matinee 10 } and Of cents
TFltIFA tveulur lt @ and e. ceuts
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

Dressed Beet - sSeSss
Dressed faTk-S5Ve
LIesscl Agtto1-ta7c pouua.
Dressed IAme-T.ss X = gguR4
Dresses fa1i-rs Spr - clifekens. Belle Z
F9-ae fQ. = So & geuud t1FEeys. IL 3
pszl1 alSGs. l.r p2scS
Biaes-
Green-Sbs s$tse pa2as-
f@rE cuTst-s3.e pol1d.
, lIl cuIrd-4h. s3c pound.
by $50 ? po4u1.
talt >stUs-xSoc . loUDA
HksEE - ias--sseastx rNs -
lGlos-1s SIS poQa0.
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loses Red Cover Pills c1re SEX
Bes8schs, Dvspspsa, Ind geston. an3
C0rst5 patton. - per box, 5 boxes
f0r 8. For sac by Waite \ Whlte,
crs1gsts. Morton House block.
ATr5~r ro sar-F F-rs
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

Under the Manaeemsrf o' Harry Doe Parker.
Reserved Seats on So . CSC The Box once.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
A ROYAL PASS


SPECIAL NOTICE -Mr staley carries MS
own SCENERY ana properties complete ioi this
Urnd Uefior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22

The capital city menber-Gnd live man lie
is-of the Georgia Congressional delegation
has just bit the dust at the foot Of the Farm
ers' Alliance, and others have succumbed to
the rolling tide Of agriculture and newness.
But down in the land of pines and peanuts
who're the Alliance has been having its own
way one Of the farmers candidates, although
u well known politician. has received a black
eye IN bis own county and has practically lief.
the field to the old member, who refused to
swallow the sub-treasury bill. But the one
district in North Carolina Is a single swallow"
and not solitary old member from the Po,o-
mae and kanawha to the lilo Grande who has
not already satisfactorily axed up his relations
with The Alliance or found that he can not but
feels that he would like to know how ne sts.ds
with the graEgers There is trepida,lou in
many q Congressional bosom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22

The ecnvolutiOrs OF the original package
matter are more remarkable than the serpentine
winnings OF the chronic imbibers Of original
packaSeA Out in South Dakota where the
latest change IN the legal aspects of the ques-
ton has taken place, a judge has sustained his
temporary injunction closing the original
package houses IN the city of Chamberlain on
the ground that the enabling act admitting the
state authorized the enactment of the prohibi-
ton Clause in the state constitution. Such
enabling act. having been passed by Congress
subsequent to the passage of the interstate
commerce l-w. has therefore received the sane
ton Of Congress, and the Supreme Court
derision does not apply to South Dakota. This
position o. the South Dakota court as it con-
Germs Other states Just admitted to the Union,
presents labyrinth Of fresh difticulti,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22

1t 10 clear that in the event of a war be-
tween the United States and Great Britain
Canada would be at our mercy and our coast
would be at Great Britain's mercy. Immense
damage and severe wounds to national pride
could be inflicted on both sides Inasmueh as
q resort to arms by English-speaking ma
tons IN the l9th century can only be justified
by some extraordinary provocation, which
does not exist in the presen. case, and rs there
Is no dangerously bitter feeling between the
two peoples to push matters to extremes, it is
not AT all likely that either party to the fisheries
controversy 10 inclined to move in the direction
OF war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22
10 Pm CExr U1scorxr

Lace tiouncings and Drar;ng Nets at IL per cent
less than the prices marked them. To give an idea
Of the reasonable prices we'll point to a few st yes:
4S-iEch Black Chantilly Lace Drapery Nets. with
stripes in very pretty floral design. Marked soc a
yard, but we'll worth SI25.
4S-inch Net with acknowledged blocks. Extra
heavy silk. Marked 3 l. % but worth 81 so a yard
4snch Black Net with stripes OF polka do: aud hs-
ures. Marked 81. 30, but cheap at 81 6S.
4Sinch Black Polka Dot Fish Net Marked Zoe .
but VIII lie recognized as 15c. quality
eE-l 40 Der cent Of the marked prices
SOME OF THE 42-INCH FLOUNCrNGS
Black CIaniily, with large fo.a and trellis work
design. Naadyke border, $3.50 quality. Marked
SlG5.
Black Chantilly, and leaves scallopcd border
$3.50 quality. Marked Sl0S
Black, with polka dots and deep vandyke points,
g.. As quality. Marked s.. OS.
Back, nate stripes of Tosca and Chani;ly
lace. Vandyke border. .9S quality. Marked s.. 20
t1 loper cent Of the marked prices
,c.., THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22

The worst case OF boomerang in the 1,ib
CELSIUS is that OF Kansas City. the misuamed
Missouri town, whero the saRguine supervisor
raised expectation that the figures would reach
2ao'oW. When his enumeration was complete
oaiy $4,000 had responded to their names. and
the people were mad. But they were madden
stli on the recount when it was found that
their lofty hopes hsI len still further short.
Kansas City had just 49,, Ooo, and her peop!e
eiamoscd for the despised first figures. There
Is NO way TO satisfy booming town except By
puitiis her away ahead of all other Soominv
towns. and rs there is not enough of rna,he-
MATES IN the uGiied States to put them all
ahead VI one another in the census there ia
s9xs 10 10 trouble.
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} CRIMSON, CAREER & Co.
O36 PENN. AVE. NV.

We are taking account Of stock and and we have q
great many Remnants hand which We have
marked very cheap to close cut. Remnants Of Batsse
the kind We sold for l0c. &C. Remnants Challies
oc. fhort lengths in eipshaius and ss,teens VERY
Cheap ksmnants in Gold and Black Dress Goods We
arc showing splendid lire Of White Goods ss loo
and l.,fc Ladies' and Gents Gauzs Underwear.
Ladies Fast Black Hose. very nne quality, s5c.
ssfaS Mating in 10 to 20 yard lengths. The 2be.
and soc. quality ncw I5c
AL Of cur Carpets at Cost.
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO..
036 PENN. AVE. NV,
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The vstsrmeioa crop is so far ahead OF its
consumption that Chicago has had to auct:on
OF the sueeuient fruit in Job lots Of 81. 90 This
indicates one o: two things: Either tho crop OF
Afsico-AmerioAns il smaller than il was thonaht
" be es the transportation agents have Ios,
their mental balance and sent the ..million..
Whsrs the receiving millions are not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22
SPECIAL DREss Goops BARo.rss.
below.) nv
silks. woolens and Ginghams. }

silks. woolens and GinghamsD
50CENT SILKS-A few weeks since we advertised
Csc quality Back Shanghai and Surah Silks for 80
CENTS. The few pieces soon sold and ma ny in
quiries have since been made by would be
We again have q few days supply-20 pieces The
Shanghai Silks, full % inches wide: the Su abs are
10 inches wide.
ACCENT wooLENs-warranted Atwood Cream
Cashmere, Nuns Yelling. Albatross aud Twill Elan
nel These goods will wash.
9-CENT GIN6HAMS-in Scotch Plaids. Checks,
Stripes and Side Bands
es- basque pattern made from one Of Butterick's
celebrated designs is given to each purchaser Of Q
pattern that your entire suit need cost
more than 81. To illustrate:
SUc
Basque Pattern worth 35c., no charge .....
dozen Pearl Buttons ......................... &c
spool ON. I. Cotton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22

Yesterday was the hottest day of the year for
Kansas and more damage was done to the corn
crop which can only make half crop. Bleed
ing Kansas" Is now perspiring Kansas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22
UMnnE1LAs AM P.R.so1s

=
lhe Parasol season 10 and the manufacture of
winter style Umbrellas has barely commenced It's
the Wholesale mans stock taking tine-a time when
he is anxious to dispose of what stock remains
and when he is worried To ind work for his HANDS.
Thus we aud you glin-slS7 for."Gloria' Umbrellas.
with new style FURNISHED and led silver handles
that should sell at $50 and $3.50. Warranted for
one Year.
Three lots of Parasols. some Of which we're made TO
retail at $500 Choice Of lot No. for 90 cents. Lot
No z, S2.l9. and lot No. 3. e. IS for choica
The PALAIS ROYAL
Continued belowN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22

Between the cold weather and a feet OF tventx.
one schooners from the Kernebec yesterday
with 1900 tons o; ice, Philadelphia i. taking
msttsJs very eoolly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22
those Nav R,ppoSs

Only a lew days nee s32 pieces Of Ribbons zero
added to stock. Being bouSht 49,, per cent dis.
count We are enabled TO offer the choicest Ribbons
lower prices than commonly quoted for inferlcr
grades or for undesirable styles or odds and ends Just
the colors now wanted by yog though by the
porter, who has winter Ribbons in his mind Golden
Bowl Eese6a Green, Goben Blue, Olive, Maize,
Myrtle, Seal Brown. Slate. Gray Drab, Tan, Marine.
Scarlet. Cardinal Ethel. Pink Light Blue OLA Rose
Terra Gotta; also White, Cream and Black.
IL youl visit the department. and cTuicaHy erarairc
the qudttp Tetght aud make oC rse silks Composing
these Ribbons you'll admit them
The BARGAINS OF THE SEASON.
No. 3. Satin Edge G. G. and Moire. ...... &C. yard
no. 4. ............9 Sc. yard
Noe. .......... ] lc. yard.
NO. IL .......... lac yard.
NO. TO- ..........l &c. yard.
ssAf few dozen pieces Of extra fEe quality White,
Cream and Black Ribbons. No. 30 only 23c. yard.
HE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued belowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22
9l9 PExSsYIvASlA Ave

We HAVE IN STOCK ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF
FINE SWISS EMBnoIpERIEs FoR DRESSES.
THE GOODS AS THEY ARE NOW MARKED ARE
AwFULLY Cheap. We WANT TO CLOSE THEM,
AND FOR THIS WEEK OFFER AN EXTRA TWEEN
TY.TIvE PER CENT OFF ON LOF THIS STOCK.
FIFTY PIECES OF PoNGEE CLOTH lPRINTED
BATIsTD REDUCED TO 10 CENTS; FORMER
PRICE 70 CENTS.
STRIPED OUTINGS: FORMER PRICE lah CENTS.
NOW CENTS PER YARD.
ZONE PRICE,
v. u. sHUsTEk h SONS,
jy19 9l9 PENN. AVE NV
OOu &c. LAMNS. 3,sc.; OUR lac. WOOL BEI0ES.
tIaurel De-. ut kAufMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINX.
Ion. l*A1 aud l243 l1lh IT. &c. tyl0-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22

Senator Quay has an idea who struck Mr..
Patt'son aud he 10 waiting quietly for develop
men.s.
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THE BARGAINS OF THE SEASON.
those 6Oc. TorLrr SETS,

iou may remember We advertised :. 900 sets q few
daye since The sales indicative of their actual
worth. OVER 500 SETS HAVE BEEN SOLD. And
Is il u wonder!
A4 Ace M srasa. FOR so CENTS
25c. Comb.
Ivory! Celluioid! Zylonite! The real and the imi-
tation are so much alike that may well written
"hofs in nanef These Ivory like Toilet articles if
bought singly will cost you what stated above The
set OF three pieces FOX GO CENTS A reason why. Of
course. Ask our buyer.
The PALAIs ROYAL
tConti.ued below)
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You SHOULD Kxow TINS

There are reasons why the Palsis Royal is Offering
desirable styles, colors aud sizes in summer Dress
eqSisits ct prices as Low and lower than generally
CHARGED Tor odds and ends
fihST THE falas Royals Stock Clearing Sale
rror to July 1st and enabled tie sending
buyers TO the manufacturing centers.
sECoND-The GOODS secured BY our buyers were
almost II their own prices aud for the reason
that the Wholesale markets are alo.t deserted owing
70 the majority OF merchants being more absorbed In
The disposal Of old stocks than the purchase of new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22

Everybody Is satisded with this weather TX.
eept the summer resort proprieto.a
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SUMNER UsplawE.R Ar H.1r

SUMNER UxDlawEAR Ar HALr
~ cents Instead Of % cents for Ribbed Vests
Small, medium and extra sizes. v-shape necks no
sleeves. silk ribbon trimming. Colou-FIesh, Blue
Pink, Salmon. Lavender
IL these Vests were the relics of an early purchase
you wouldn't he offered all sizes and colors and hardly
such reduction III price This the importers loss
not ours-the retailer.
AID 30 with the warranted Fast-black Ribbed Yeats
st 20 Is instead of 50 cents
And so IN the Cotton Underwear DEPARTMENT 25
and 81 90 Cambria ard Cotton Garments for "a cents
is a fact a visit to our secoud floor Will prove
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(COntinued balouN
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We close az sp. ~

BARGArNs
W. b MOSES L SONS
CORNER nth AND y STREETS NORTHWEST.
FURNITURE,
CARPETS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPERS &C
To make space for the new goods for fall
offering many attractive bargains. The following
are afew:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
500 Curtain Poles, full length. with trimmings all
complete, worth 50c. and 75c. loo. each.
100 Curtain Poles. extra heavy. with trimmings
complete. worth Zoe TO $3.50: 25c. each.
80 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 75c.
100 pairs Lace Curtains reduc, d 70 81.
Finer Curtains reduced less than import prices
large assortment Of portieres less than IRuuisc-
turers' prices.
CARPET DEPARTMENT
CARPETS CT the following sizes. made OF Remnants.
with Border all around:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
feet inches By feet inches. go reduced
from SIS.
els.
sfeet inches by loicet inches. slo5o; reduced
from els.
feet inches by L 1 feet, ali; reduced from ais.
8 fee; inches by Is feet inches. sl5, reduced
from ss2.50.
feet inches by ID feet inches sl5; reduced
from s22.
s feet inches By IA feet. sle. 30; reduced from
SIS.
10 feet inches by Is feet 6 inches els; reduced
from s25.
10 feet inches By Is feet. SIS; reduced from s2s
10 feet q inches by 10 feet inches. $50; reduced
from s3l.
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS.
4 feet inches by O feet. "a: reduced from ss.
sfeet inches By Ia feet. slo; reduced from s25
8 feet inches by IL feet sl5; reduced from
$3.50.
10 feet inches by ID feet o inches s23. reduced
from $3.50
MooUETTE AND WILTON cARPETs
6by feet. $40; reduced from els.
eby feet inches. sl2. 80; reduced from els
Gteet inches by feet inches. sI3.5o, reduced
from $50.
8 feet inches BY IL feet inches. $50. reduced
from $3.50.
feet inches by 10 feet inches. SEQ: reduced
from $50.
feet by 10 feet inches ais; reduced from
s275O.
800 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Ruga 50. So reduced
from SA25.
STRAW MArTrNGs
200 Rolls white and fancy. 40 yds, worth e.
81 90.
ESQ Rolls white and f1ncy. 40 yds worth &C. g.
100 Rolls Heavy JoIntess, 40 yds.. worth AID.
100 Rolls Heavy Damask. 90 yds. worth sl6. sI0
BABY CARRIAGES.
We are Offering 81 discount every carriage $50
or more. and ~ discount every carnage from els
to sls. This Is an opportunity buy nne carriage
for very little money.
WINDOW SHADES.
We are Offering fine assortment Of colors with all
hxtures and complete for Csc. each
MOSQUITO cANoPIEs.
full line Of every style and sdzs from IS
$500
w. B. MOSES q SONS.
Dor IIth sndF sta nv.
Washington. DC.
FURNITURE CARPETS. UPHoLsTERIEs. pEoo.
RATIoNs. WALL PAPER &C. 40
o on es e. aSs .ss lss ss
ee% MAI Ss.f and a ia4s li 4
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PRIcEs-sL25. sl.35. sl.6s. sl.15. e.. s225.
s3 and So 20 yard.
These are the prices you will find marked on these
Skirtings, but We again remind you they really
worth more tough 20 per cent discount atLOsced
When you remember the wi1th-45 inches-you will
see hor cheapig skirt be made. and since little
or no crapcry is used. hor easy o. make yot,rstI
But how about tie waist
Don't attempt TO make We have them ready
made OF Fine Lawns Linen that viii nj Won Yc-
curately aud cost more than retail price o: the
materials.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22

L,AUNCE 4 SPINNEY's So BUTTON SHOES,
i now 81 by; "a tauEes spnsneys = hand-ssSsa
Pebble SHOES, s2.2A at kAuFMAN'S DOUBLE
COMBINATION, l24I snd 1.f3 Ilth ST. ae. lylV-:St
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Grows Ar Lnss Tenn Cosr.

-
Prior to the Opening Of our New Store on Peunsyl.
vsnia ave- We are selling entire stock Of Gloves Of
every description st less than cost We mention few
Of our Bargains:
Ladies 5-button Kids reduced from Use to 5sc.
Ladies' 5-hutton Kids reduced from s5c. to 69c.
Ladies' 4-batton Kids reduced from sl TO SOC.
ooc. ~
Ladies' ebutton Pissiins reduced from o.. to
S3c.
Ladies' sbuston Mousqustaires reduced from e. so
to e1.17
Ladies' 12-button Mousouetaires reduced from o. 80
to s1.S3.
to s222
Ladies' 20-bu.ton sousquetaires reduced from s. so
to s2.S3
ladies' 7-hook Foster Lacinss reduced from 81. &c
to sl.22.
siik Gloves and Mtts at half price.
LOUVRE GLOVE CO..
IL 5l4 9th st NV.
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10 80, GO. 20, and SIC, DADO ANDPLAIN WIN
Il ~ dow shades how :i3c NJ. = OIL Cloth 2Jc
now lIc; No. OIL Cloth was Doc, nov 25c; No. l
OH Cloth was DUc.. doc, at kAUFMAN'S
DOUBLE COMBINATION, / lth St SO. iyIy-:,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22
20 Pen CESr Drscousr.

20 per cent Of the marked prices Of all 45-inch En-
broidery skirtings
Do you properly appreciate this offer.
one-hfth of the marked prices Of ali slirtings will
include the novelties that long since advertised
as being offered SO much below prevailing prices We
allude to the following:
Novelty Skirtings Of Val Lace and Embroidery Bands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22

F F. 4 Nh ss ss'' 4
+. IA Nh ssss
Notwithstanding the large sales In this department
VIC s.l claim The bes. assortment: AID cheapes. prices
in tie city.
NOTICE REDUCTIONS.
Sc. Paper Fans. now &c.
&c. Paper Faus, now &C.
Pocket AIS. l0c.. l5c.. CSC.
Japanese Parchment Fans, loc.
Japanese Hall Mourning Pans. lac.
Parchment Fans. laced, I9c.
Filtration Fans laced. Soc
soc. Fine Japanese Fans. now Csc.
9oc. Satin Fans. Olive Fans. now Csc
Lace Fans. six colors, ACC.
Gauze Fans. four colors SOC
Decorated Gauze Fans. gilt sticks. 0Sc
Feather Fans. 10th sides alike, &c.
White Sticks. feathers. both aides alike. Soc.
White Stick Satin Fans. feather tips. 9sc.
Black Linen Fans. decorated. &c
Black Satin Fans. Decorated. 4oc.
Mourning silk. Satin and Galzc Taas reduced from
el.o3 and q. 10 to Use.
Gray ostrich Fans. 59c. and Csc
Fine Fans IN Satin G.uze and Feathers In da,icsts
eolors and decorations
SMITH wARpwELL.
!ysatoau1o EOS. 1o7. zoo Market sraee
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Turing July and August ice close at p m.
Saturdays sIcCptsd,
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SAA VI VII lACe anu DrOldery BANDS
of Medici Lace and Embroidery
termed Ribbon Embroidery.
Iptly named Honi; al Embroidery
o: Side and Box Plests.
in stylish yandyke Efecta
IN yArions Her had na.,xo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-22

SSxnir CaSpsl &c. Insrain C~rpstw.s soc, loo.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-22

Deeds carefully made out and
COLLECTIONS promp pity attended 70.
Office at Trenmor Collins law ONCE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-22

" the uaiersiy,ed hereby certify that the
Bra.cs Ma inal Of Mexico. in chihuahua
h;s ,e,s>t rom the Mexican International
s.. kiae Company, the necessary funds to
Il q MA, q artery Of Ju areZ.
81. .rebs. .r.i:y that we will supervise vi
t.. r. .oe.nca.s, and in person manage and
coa,ra. Ill ~ drawings Of this Lottery, and
n =. .a,nc are conducted with, hon ssty. fair
nc, !. and "a goao faith towards all parties.
JOHN s. AosBy, Commissioner.
CAMILo ARaURLLEs,
Supervisor for the Government.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-22
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c1.rpd hY the uSn ct Rr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-22

II any ticket drawing aap ize Is sent to the
-, dersiyued. its flee value will be olected
md rsm;tted TO the owner hereof free Of
char,e.S
President FL paso Satio,sl Bank. ~ Paso, Tex
AGE go WAtsED:
o,,h r,te. or any other inform ton
.~,;ta IN The md rsigned, stating your address
: early, with St tie, County, rect and Num-
b.r II IRE rapid mail de livery will be assured
hy Won. enclosing an enveore bearii your fuil
address. n.
MExIcA- INTER NATIONAL BANKING Co.,
~, ~ Jnarez. Next o, Via FL Pcs, Texas.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-22

ENERGETIC GENTLEMEN AND
e ladies are maxim. rom $50, TO
$500 per month securing members for
our association. ThewOrk Is light ana
ples amt; one agent wanted IN each
county. " you can oily devote TWO
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paw YOU we'll. res j. r. Slater.
Western Manager. Chic 60 to-Opera-
tive Purchasing Association, Salt Lake
City. Utah
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-22

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Of Dyspepsia Price l0and 75 cents
per bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-22
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