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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-04-11
KANsAs CatY ELECTION.
rno en- sial Returas Favorable 60 the
Democrats.

KANSAS CTTx, April l0.-The official
returns show in maj Irity of cases that
shs Democrats won. Holmes Dem was
.leCted Mayor by 2. 100 majority. Psake
Dem. had g majority of 74s for Treas-
arer Bishop lRsp) is elected Auditor
by G2O majority. Cannon tRep.l is
elected Speaker of the Upper House by
81 majority. To that body eight Demo
Or.ts were elected and five Republicans,
OF 36 600 votes registered about $4,000
votes were cast; Ia 900 voters will, there
fore. under the law. pay 9 poll-tax of
81 so each for not voting.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-04-11

NEW YORK, April 10 -Accordicg to
cable dispatch terrible plague has swept
over large section oil Southern Russia.
Millions of field mice overrun those prov.
inces and have ruined cultivated fields,
and completely gutted granaries aud
wheat stacks. They are being killed and
eaten by several hundred dogs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-04-11

WASHINGTON. April lO.-rbe State
Department has been not'hed soy the
French Minister that on the 4th instant.
the French Government iu order to pre-
vent the importation of arms aud NUM-
tions of war into Dahomey have declared
blockade applicable to that portion OF
the slave coast of Africa comprised be-
tween the boundary of French aud Ger
man possessions of Popss and the eastern
boundary Of the French possessions oil
Porto Novo.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-04-11
Special Notice.

a nparties indebted TO the above named firm
"A either on open accounts or by notes, are re-
queeted to call aud settle same in order to prop
erly adjust our accounts Having many due " g
are Obliged TO ask this favor to help us iquicate
same. We also thank the public for their past
patronage, trust they have teen we'll treated
an their confidence we sti shall have in the flu
ture. f. O. ROBINS g. Co
WINNEMUcCA, New, April l. 1890 4w.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-04-11
Union Pacific stock.

New York, April l0-A rumor that
the Union Pacific Funding bill is to be
passed To-day made Union Pacific stock
very active on the Stock Exchange. but
the improvement was only 30 cents g
share.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-04-11

Style /. "Tour of the World"
This is a folder containing thirty-six
.tttgafions in close imitation of
photographs of the chief buildings
aud cities of the world. The cover
au tSo colors; and the whole is wor-
3y place on the library table. Will
20 interest and instruct children.
Free on receipt of &c. for postage.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-04-11
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WgNNEMUCGA. NEvADA.
Capital Paid in Including Surplus Fund, $lUOOOUO.
OFFICERS
r. d SWEETSER, President
J.. SIBBALD Vce-PrendeIt
s. NIXON, Cashier
r. Il Assistant Cashier
OFFICERS

Sell Foreign and Domestic Excnee
Business On time dpo 81 per on
per Several FrCass Fire Insurance Cons
md for Company OF New YORK;
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-04-11
CATION, BELL & CO..
House for Sale.

A FURNISHED house in upper town in
~ desirable location, viii be sold AZ a reason
able figure. For further particulars inquire OF
apE-Iw J. A. ROGERS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-04-11
STOCKHoL0ERs:

NJ Lea Julia D. Lee Le M Fl. Reno, Nevad
Morrison Sacramento Francisco CAL; A. w schou
Francisco A. Princeton Hi Phillip "ckiand
Car;p Nav, Sibbald, Golconds, Vim. Stock.
Paradise Valley Nev r. d. sweeser L. a.
N Levy N Levy Mrs oas Mcld d. Bacon O
Dortush;.o Martin Klina Nixon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
r + |. E.. 4 !. f $: :
F ~ {. E.

Have seen the Divided Skirt Our buyer viii be
pleased 70 greet You In the Underwear Depar
ment tomorrow and explain the Of this gar
ment And You may also be Interested in the ne viz
arrived French Dress Improvers
II you now could zee before you the Gown ve are 70
sel tomorrow for 20 cents We are sure You'd sppre
ciate efforts TO double the amount of our usual
sales. Its our usual csc. Night Gown: has plested
yoke back, front Of two insertions of embroidery and
eight clusters Of three bunch tucks full sleeves sath
cred at wrists three tucks and me Hamburg edge IN
ish front NECK and cuffs If could only lay the
Gown before you now how il would speak for itself;
the material the trimmings. the finish. the shape.
That Gown Is but one Of tonorrow's special attrac
tions There are the new Baimorl skirts that an
Art exhibition in themselves 80 cents TO $40 the
prcea Take the Decent Skirt and the cost Of
the bingham and the time and material used in max
ing the boxpleated RUNE and youn know 80 c ents
must b . special price.
And the Mohsir Brilliantine Skirt st sl.es That's
even greater surprise
You know Of the French Plaid and Stripe suitines
that sell at so cents q yards You'll think OF them
when you see the Skirts offered tomorrow for cents
The Ponges Silk Skirts at 80 SO shown in the
ioveiieet tints of the new spring shades
The Skirts with the CHI ID bray Embroidery Flounce
In the new shade Of gray ART only 9S cents
Attention is called to the improved cut of these
snrts. The fronts STRAIGHT, with ribbon that
draws all fullness 10 the back
Sizes are in stock for unusually stout also small
Ladies' Misses and Children be fitted with equal
certainty.
Csc. CAPS FOR 4sc is another price attraction for
tomorrow. Two styles: Three piece Embroidered Caps
WITH high bow. and Three-piece Shirred Caps with
Acetrimmed bow and strings Bring the Baby and
test the rs Of these Caps And will show you how
easily they'll launder Then you may admire The Hats
FOR the days Of burning sunshne We don't expect
to buy these yet awhile.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED belovJ
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w. B. Moss & Sos.

order e maize room for tho l.rse stoch q ssrsv
ma nsa a,s', Lsirssr.iors baby Carriages Tncycls
relied 70 n..s ..criscs ., many ds.irsse RCD. fss
'0li'''as t .Fs is 4 fR iss
ir: e SSens. fRsSs,ss ssso on ere
=. lq II pair InPe.ssa cssnn. psra.r.. 81, color.
s par. lgIor,ed Chenille Porser.s. sArss eo,srs.
yard. . s.ns- i%,srsa TrNOnsn. thru. eoao
main from ..s Sses !. sss man Ind SsSss ~
g pairs White SosansSsA. ss,.s s. r.a.c.a from
3 .pairs White Nottingham. % so, reduced fro,
10 pairs White Nottingham. &c; redaeed from
.s Esirs White nottingham. si.ee. reduced fros
- pair white Nottingham. sl.7S; reduced frsn
3 pairs White Nottinshsm. si.5o. reduced FROM
e. p.rs White No,tinsham, 7se. reduced from q.
49,. I S N%ttinshsm. 40; redaced frois 20
sSS spAs kcfo Nottingham. t2.Sc, reduced ron
Al: pair. kcru NOTTINGHAM. si' so. rsdaSed fro.
Al pairs Ecrs nottingham. sl.sS. reduced from
az Sairs Ecru Nottingham sl25: reduced from
pain s, EcTu SSS,,inshan 81 reduced from 81. rs
dacea from 40 Ss , s @n one pair " pattern re-
fsRLs Coins
and ia Raw SIX and TareptIy TsbIe Covers Of saS
SOC. S"A Nortn 'Sc-. nov
20 pieces Plain China silk. worth "a. MOI. az
r,,, RAMlES AND RAW SILKS
for tns sale NE Q, ssos' and R.s son.
cent '-NSa ooNP~r
n piece each Olive Gold. Crimson and Blue "A such
sed aohsir Plush. worth e.: now q 1 so
g Rleces Embossed NohAir Plush N Olive Pescock.
cOld aud Blue, worth 81 30: roSsl
REMNANIS
Remnants Of Cretoune. Raw silks, Madras and all
curtain material AZ less than half the risnAl cost
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
TAPESTRY Bhl SSfIs CAkpFTS
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The N. z. World seusibly says in comment
ing upon the collapsed investigation Of the civil
service commission that 1.-The merit system il
~ established fact and IL any political party
shonid repeal 1t the people would see to iss
restoration In the statutes at the next election
Thsrs h, however, nothing in the results of the
Investigates 70 suggest 70 any party the ques-
ton Of repeal, or 10 furnish to either party an
excuse for violating its pledges. Nor 10
thsrs any indication on the part Of the
President Of the slightest desire to escape
bis promises concerning the extension Of the
application Of the reform principle. The at
tack upon the merit system having failed, the
House committee should In pursuance Of the
plsdaes Of their part, and Of political leaders,
sxamins into methods Of strengthening the
Law, OF securing Its better enforcement BY on
cars With spokesman inclinations, Of adding by
increased appropriations to the facilities Of the
commission In Its work, and Of extending the
application Of the merit system to all classes of
government employees to whom such application
10 practicable and wise.
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II h evident that the young German emperor
10 doing good deal Of public speaking and
that much Of IL 10 not wise speaking. The
threat that be would dash to pieces" opposi-
ton 70 his wishes may not be taken too literally
70 indicate his intention TO rule Without the
Rsichssag, after the manner Of Louis XIV and
Oliver Cromwell, yet the phrase Is harsh and
unbseoming in the ruler Of a people who are
proud Of the freedom Of their ancestors The
war lord" appears to tire early Of his labor
conference fad if these later utterances mean
what they are commonly supposed to imply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10

Just how much of inebriety Is due to moral
obbauity and just how much TO disease Of Q
physical character may never be determined
In the light Of successful experimental in
The cure Of inebristy the advocates Of inebriats
ssylums have encouragement that il not to be
dsspissd by the opponents of such institutions.
The number OF the latter, once considerable,
b now steadily diminishing. The subject ID
Interesting In visw OF the effort to establish an
insbriate asylum In Washington. Prom Ulpian,
the Roman iurist Of the second century who
urged the necessity for treating inebriases ~
diseased persons, down 70 the present, thsre
has been learned and philosophio circle COM
possdof lawyers, physicians, scientists and liter
ary men in favor Of departure from the popu-
lar opinion that drunkenness 10 entirely vice.
II u stated By the secretary Of the American
association for the cure Of insbriates that
more than fifty insbriate asyiums have been
established In Am .ica, and that more than
thirty Of these are now in successful operation.
There are said to be twenty asyiums for inebri-
ates in England and Scotland, two in Germany,
one In Switzerland and a number have been
projected In France, Norway and Sweden. The
results are declared to be highly gratifying in
The face Of much encouragement due to the
imperfect trial which many persous make of
the ssyluma Out Of . thousand letters from
the friends Of inmates Of the institution ut
Binshamson, New York, the percentage of total
sbstainsrs or temperate among the inmates
after five years wa. 62Jl; at Washington Home,
Boston. after ten years, out of two thousand
cases there was a percentage Of apparent cures
Of - And 20 in other institutions. The legal
control OF insbriatss being so slight the wonder
u that the success has been as great as 1t ap-
pears by these figures. Most Of the inebriats
asylums have been private institutions receiv-
ing some state aid The appropriation asked
Of Congress, IL granted, would place the WASH
ington institution on q solid foundation. The
advocates Of this method Of treating insbriatss
contend that their plan has passed the expert
mental stage, and that public benefits from IL
are assured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
DRrss Goons Fon SPRING.

The days II doubt have passed You know what are
ecorrect fabrics. you know the goods merchants
are showing and you know. pretty WELL the prices we
are asking.
The Pslas Royal has to beat the record Of March
1852 % the thousands Of visitors who here last
year should be thanked for the following special
prices for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, March
10, II and l2.
THE PALAS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10

The New York World yesterday gave an ex-
snPdfcation Of the proverb "a nch man for
luck and POI. man for children" by publish
Ing census showing that only six children had
bean born among three hundred Fifth avenue
families during the past twelve months to one
hundred snd eleven born in three hundred
Cherry Hill families for the same period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
One hundred and thirteen-no more. no le,

One hundred and thirteen-no more, no less
of Philadelphia money-cranks have petitioned
Congress for hfteen-cens coin. As We are
nov engaged in abotshing . three-cent nickel
coin, . one-dolsr and three-doilar gold coin,
and - . twenty-cent silver coin was once tried
and failed, why should We make further exper-
insnts in useless coins? The list of coins 10 "a
b nhortened not enlarged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
Ju1Ius L.SspuReH,
18th AND F sTREfTa
rs NOW OFFERING IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS or EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
House Keepers shod not fail TO take advsnt,s> Of tn
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.
LACE CURTAINS, pRAPERrEs, &c.
u pairs nottingham Lace. Reduced to Sc rsr pair.

900 yards Muslin. Reduced to 22Hc. per ysrd
sOO YARDS Msdras. ketiuced TO 25c. Or yard.
I,uOo yarus Madras Muslin Reduced eco pse
1000 yards I'm ported Linen for Furniture coveriasu
Reduced 70 25c. per yard; worth double
SMYRNA RUGS
200 II Ok s 1t. Reduced TO &olo.
500 36In- 4 IT. Reduced TO a. To-
3 3g9 4 H. r. hedueed 20 $3.50.
BRoMIEY's ROYAL" SMYRNA kuGs
500 30 in rs n Reduced 10 1884
800 SO IN. &c f. Reduced TO Is so
New aud direct importation OF China and Jspsps~s
Straw Mating, PLAIN, Fancy and inlajd
From l2tsc. ~ J0c. per yard
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
In the
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
PARLoR SUITES.
BED ROOM SUITES,
DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Dressing Cases. Chifoniers. Hanging Csbinets Man.
Racks Desks. shaving stands, Lsdles' Writing be1ks
BABY Carriages aud Odd Furniture Of all kinds treaty
reduced
WALL PAPERS.
FREsooING AND KALsoMrNINo.
Special attention 10 now being give TO this d.
partment
NEW STOCK THOROUGH woRKMANsHrp.
julius LANsBURoH
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Reports ny that there has been good deal
of aansxatioa tah in Cuba lately. II will
amount to nothing. Ths people of the United
States do not seriously desire that Cuba shall
b sanezsd, either peacefully or by war. Il 10
hard enough 10 sssimilate the United States
IA H." without going through the Antilles
with sweeper.
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RIBBON BABeA1ss ExrRAonDrsAnY.

The Moire and Gros Grain Silk Ribbons with satin
edse. inches wide for cents, 20 inches wide for
IL cents. the II aud Decent Ribbons of week
reduced in price TO meet the competition Of the New
Ribbons. samples OF which I'LL show. window Of No.
1117 PenpA. ave.
Velvet Ribbons at s per cent discount
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
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75o. MoHArRs FoR CSC

without reference to the reduced price can you OBJ
tain - good quality elsewhere for as cents, Some
our patrons who havo asked for smples and returnd
later to buy have informed ours are better than
usually offered at 40 cents
The Palais Royal Mohsrs are full 40 inches wide and
are shown In lovely tints Of Heiiotroi e. Plum Tan
Gray. Steel. Serpent Garnet. Navy Golden Brown Re
CSC. instead Of 75c. should tempt you Let it do 10
and help Us to beat March Of 's9.
Here's something hope you can't resist Black
Mohai. Brillisntine 90 INCHES WIDE for 90 cents a
yard The regular price is as cepts and We dom,
make our average profit at that price.
THE PALS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10

TIE recent oladssonian successes in by-elec-
Mons have made il clear that the liberal party
WI come into power again before long, per-
hsps IN the lifetime and under the Leadership
Of The Grand Old Nan himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
THE "PALA1s ROYAL. Crows.

The regular makes and prices are too well known to
need other than the following mention for tomorrow:
MEMS GLOVES.
Our 7bc. English Dogskin Gloves..............6 Sc
The e5c. Automatic Fastening Gloves .......... sec
CeleSrsted English Derby 81. SO Gloves 81 80
sLes London's Best Gloves. usually e. 25..... Sl75
LADIES' GLOVES
81 80 "Pzlais Royal" Kid Gloves ...........s1 .35
Loo 'Psisis Royal" 4-buttcn Suede Kids IS
The Famous s9c. hgskin Mousqustaires. 7pc
Our Popular Csc. Kid Gloves soc
The new 4-button Csc Undressed Kids .........7 &c
The Well known 96c. French Kid Gloves $50
Celebrsted CSC Undressed Aousq uetsires. S9c
e1.2o Updreased Kid Mouse uetaire (warrsptedJSl
CHnDhEN's GLOVES.
q "Pslais Royal Kid Gloves. soc
- sizes for all children; fitted to the hand At our
rsk.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belov)
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Sl.25 BLACK SILKS FoR 81.

We know how to make You appreciate this bargain
Bring samples Ct silks usually offered at 20 The
comparison will make you our customer.
Black Faille FRANCHISE, 81 yard.
Black Satin Rhsdsine, 81 yard
Black O. @. Silks, 81 yard
Should these Silks split within one year of pur-
chase new dress given.
THE pALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
NV Srnrso Goops.

Just received bssuttful hps Of wssh cssvie<s A.
dersou's Zephyr 0inxhams, sAstesna, Cmna 6sIks.
Plain snd Fancy Wool suitines. Chaliss sllk snd
L.sss he.A DSna.k 1sbl. oloths end ksshinA eli
stirchsd Linen bheets ana Pillow Casss Linsn nksss-
Jugs and pailov Lnsna al Sradsa
RooI Boo q 90.
mh7-3m Has y - ~
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PARLoR FURNITURE

duced 10 Sl3.
Z hanging Hail Rack. antique oak. els: reduced to
! Imitation Mahogany Hanging Hall Rack. 90; re-
Imitation Mahogany Hall Rack. els; reduced to
Large Turkish Arm Chairs covered in French Gre
tonpe, upholstery soft. az reduced 20 S22 each.
Larse 5-plece Parior Suite, limitation mshos any
reduced - SO.
o-p,ece parlor Suite, solid walnut frsmes covered
IN crushed mohair plush. s35; reduced TO ESQ.
Fine 4-r,ece Leather Library suite, Antique oak
frames, eco; reduced 20 &65.
Larfe handsome Library Chairs antique oak and
10 S20
i large Bed Lounge, antique oak frame, covered In
olive crushed plush, e23. reduced 10 40.
D flne IheyAl AirrOrs, antiQue OAK and cherry
frames. beyel plates. 4ux1s. tl5: reduced 10 sl2.
Large stznditg Cabinet very hnely carved, four
= I. & a.a.,..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10

The Blair educational bill WI probably Be
vsesd On In the senate this week. II has
AarssAy been somewhat discussed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
BorS SHIRT WA1srs.

Over one hundred styles Of Soc. Shirt Waists srs
here The New Oxford Cloth Fl annel and Percsle arS
the msterAlA Notable those Of White Psrcals
WAN o-ply Linen Cuts and Collar. Tomorrow spe-
ciA price il "a cents for choice.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belowJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
A CuAssx o. RnxEsr.

NOW u THE TIME WHEN ALL NATURE
10 CHANGING TAR sOMBER SHADES OF
WINTER FOR TIE BRILLIANT AND MORE
CHEERFuL TINTs OF sPRIN0. IT ALSO
10 THE TIME FoR TIE YOUNGSTERS TO
poFF THE HEAVY WINTER GARMENTS
AND PUT ON THE LIGHTER WEIGHTS
AND CoLoRs THAT ARE IN KEEPING
WITH THE SEASON.
You SHOULD SEE THOSE SPLENDID
eUIrs FOX BOYS FROM -FOUR To FrF-
TEEN YEARS OF AGE THAT We ARE SELL
ING FOR s36o AND S4-NEAT PLAIDs
AND MIXTURES WALL MADE, AND THE
FIT u AZ PERFECT AZ THE MORE Ell.
PxNsivE ONES. SUCH vALuEs HAVE
NEVER 1ERN SIREN IN WASHINGTON
BEFORE.
We ALSO HAVE A MOST ELEGANT A.
CONTINENT IN ALL THE DIFFERENT
0RAb.S. UP 10 THE FINEST MANUFAC.
TUREn BRING THE BOYS HEkE VIZ
WILL PLEASE THEM WITH THE sTYI.S
AND yoU WITH THE QUALITY AND
4Rl0Ea
4 ROBINSON Co,
PROVIDERS FOR THE Bora
nB-ss Gov PgNNsYLvANIA Avn NV.
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BAUM'S
POPULAR SHIPPING PLACE.

DRIIIIANTINE REMNANTS AND FANCY MO-
ID hair., 25c New Saline kemnants in Pi.in and
t.ncy, 74c., seeteh Chaubray hemnxnt., Ing
LAS llth 81. Sc. RS-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10

Senator Dolph and his committee might .
vsli probe the sky 10 discover whsrs the rain
isaks through - TO attempt TO learn from Sem
asors and eorrsspoadeats bow secret session
asss alps Through The cracks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
WASH Dnrss Goops FoR Spsrxo.

w ASH lJRESs OOODS II OR SPRING.
whethsr tbs tor Challies Ginghams We hope you
VII not dsoSds Selection before seeding our lats
arrivals.
Many New and Scarce Shades. Some of the new
monstsr nxurs patterns IN ohsss and the oolorinx,
In The lneh 0inghsna the pesttiest Of tbs sea-
son.
TEE PALLAIs ROYAL.
(Continusd belov)
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S {; F {. s. {. l..
BIZ 4 Es* 5 s'S a HIM Is.

Sbb = GGG = II y nm en6l
FOB THIS WEEK ONLY.
New Spring Goods are pouring In ct such
rate that We need every inch Of spaes
The FOLLOWING few lots win b sacriaesd q
lsss than cost price. They ARE desirable hoods
in every respect only We can do without them.
They win be bargain for you and viii ralievs
our ovsrcrowdsd ahslvss: b..
50 pairs Ladies' Finest % wauksnphsse
Boots This week 1925.
Only 20 pairs left Ladies' Handsswsd
Genuine kangaroo a. Button. This xesk
s2as. ...
About 400 pairs ladies' e. SO Donsols But
ton Boots. D and widths only. This week
s1.37.
10 pairs Soft Tsmpieo s2.5o Cost Button
Boots. This week sleo
About 100 pairs Ladies' Dull Kid-top Pstsnt-
tip sl50 Button. This week ella
BIG BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN MEMS BooTa
Boots that were s5. this week sa.66.
Boots that were 81 so. this week sails
Boots that were $3.50. this week o. go.
Boots that were %. this week s2.26.
Boots that were s2.75, this week sl.o6
Boots that were s2.5o. this week sL7o
VIM HAHN 4 co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE.
a.. Main store-sl6 7th st.
West End stors-1922 Penn. ave.
Capitol Hill stors-23l Penn. ave- 80 II
SOMETHING NEVER HEARD OF BEFORE IN
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1As ssssns'oa Il The rspablic b called 10 The
prepessd s.is 81 he Valley Forge grounds -
. sss Tor brsvssy. II bssr b 70 b or
aAaaoaal esvsrass then lot Vie sals pssessA
Jesn ]. Ingalls, died u zanssvills, Ohio. -.
esed.y, bas Aapp,ly II vss aos our John J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
Srzc1AI Pa,crs Foa TUESDAY.

Tomorrow WI Be the day for Dress Goods, Cotton
ondsrvs.r. chadrsn's Goods. Ribbons and Glovsss
special pricsA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
1924
1924

1924 MORAN. 1924
Seventh strSss northvesx
N ad-sshlsbsd nhos ADaDs . reppsueA v3sA \
fel line Of Fine bvots md ahoes n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10

IN nnn YARDS CASHMERE REMNANTS
;1VsVDV Pacific brand, all the new shades rs
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