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An ADMIRABLE rRosEcr.
The Essabiish.ess of . Dssssssa plsso~
Relief Puma.

To the Kdisor of The Evensns star,
IL not this good time 20 revive the scheme.
which ycur paper has always 90 earnestly i'd
vocased, OF missing fund for di-sbled hremen2
The kind interest manifested BY the pr blis IN
the osse Of the deceased fireman. Newman. vosld
seem to indicate that q fresh attempt in Nj.
direction might not prove such failure % IN
tne past IL certainly ought not 10 be difbeult
thing 10 raise fund OF e7s .cco or eiuo 600. he
interest OF which would 20 FAR toward the 90
ject desired. The FIRE insurance comssr,es
will doubtless gladly contribute 20
SUCH "A cause and ESQ fssm
each ofthe 100 companies represented in thi-
city would al once give a fund % s2S.o COR
which would be generously aud rrouptlv san
plemented. no doubt, by individual sue.rrir-
lions. inelcse my CHECK for cleo 20 start de
matter. JEI
The proposal above from one Of our u.c-s
philosophical citizens 10 revive the schsme
Tor the establishment Of a Disabled Firem.n' |.
Relief Fund" has the hearty endorsements Of
lHE STAR This paper will be happy TO sive
its most earnest support to this worthy projsst.
-EDiroR SrsRl
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Mr.. CIRCUITS Report on the Bni-M odis-.-
lions In the Plan.


Mr.. Grout today made has report co ne
Baltimore and Ohio railroad hill. which, &c
stated IN Tar STAR. was authorized some time
since. The hill now is in condition 90 be taken
up and passed next session. Az stated 81 che
time the committee agreed TO report the bill.
the main elements Of the proposal are lsfs O.
originally proposed by the road. The hin pro-
Nides for the use Of Delaware avenue from he
boundary and for the loop plan at the present
station. Bridges are provided. for scrss.
Massachusetts avenue. North Capitol street X
street street. X street. l. street N street snd
\ street ID and and L streets are to be clcs-d.
but not MS originally provided. from New der
ses TO Delaware avenues. The streets
are TO be left open for nftv feet
east from New Jersey avenue. street
he not closed at all by the new bill. aud fhi-
street, With q street IL TO he left nc grsat
lhe line of the road L. 20 d. incloaed
WIN a stone parapet. &c. &C. All
tracks not provided for m ehe
clts limits are 90 be removed and outside fl.<
.miis the tricks of the main stem are 10 be
taken up back TO point north Of the round
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Secretary Foster win Not Go Home Ussi,
Cougrees Adjourns.


Coueress Adjourns.
Secretary Foster said TO STAR reporter to-
day. on leaving the cabinet meeting; Il have
decided to remain in the city until after the
adjournment Of Congress at least I had not
intended TO do 50 at first, but the Presi-
Gent thought il would be better and
L agree with him. I'll stav until the ball IL
ever. was taken away n ON my home and my
business matters 50 Unexpectedly that II is alb
soiutely necessary that should return. NY
family Is small one. Ny mother is
stu living AZ the age OF eighty-seven,
but she is SO happy and contented
at home that doubt IL | shall bring her here.
Ny wife and daughter will probably come in
the fall and until then 1 shall not be likely On
take house. Changes. did YOU say? There
will be nothing sweeping. What few are made
will certainly be for the good OF the service. -
just then the pair reached the treasury doors.
where the Waterman was going 10 impede the
Secretary's passage until the reporter made
them acquainted.
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W. A. PiKacr & Co.
Successors 10 z O. Davis,
10 Market Space.
Corner sth Street
INTERESTING ITEMS FOR sAruRpAY,s
SHOPPING.

Saturday % rsc1S nixed .hs day for nscss-
sary shopping. bc.h Cor grown persons and the
little folks. Mothers nave their children home
rom school and it Is the only day they can hsve
them with them. With the young ladies' veil.
they need sometime 20 rive the finishing touch
Tor Sunday. The Bulletin of Specials that you
viii md below b not only intended ss Q re-
hinder sad guide. but ~ . pointer 70 where
you can do the closest buying. II would not be .
bad ids> to cut this list and take it with you
when you start out tomorrow You can COM
psr. prices with other houses. and n you do
We hnov you will come here to do your buy
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ~.

.or
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY -.
- ,...- .,, ,,,- 81, ..r..,.o 49,, a, % ma
80. 49, -. g.. - ~ ,..t. :. s,,, -.
go ~ ~ -, 49, W., - S,a,, ,a,o-,a ,na
-. ~. ~. u' =, 80 -; a. o.. ,aa..
80 "a, $500 ~. I,...-,.... ., 80.
20 IN. do.o- .,d th., ,h.r. arc rcen ,..i.,snt.
! -
-. ..par .IS povar, nrrsS vurpra z pr-rrD
TO O., CpZTs
For eli practical purposes better shirt put
together. matter Whist Price is paid. MADE OF
wAMSUTTA MUSLIN which 10 the best used In
shirts to order that from 81 - to 81 ID each.
Fronts and cuffs of RICHARDSON'S 200 IRISH
pose. REINFORCED WITH PATENT STAYS at
would-be weak paris HANDMADE BUTTON
HOLES. Meek sizes. IA to IL inches. THREE
LENoTHs OF sLEE'E to each neck size Twenty
seven different sizes enable u 10 GUARANTEE A
PERfECT FIT.
H-Ths Palais Royal. having for thirteen years
made specially u only the rnats er Shirt. has
attained batter results aa those Nth less
rho offer ShUs al ~ prices We clam. Jdrerabe
eor.5 O, T6r Paiass Royal SkiTfuif the 81
aud sI IS ShITfs or competing stores and nth The sY
ami o. % shirts p those ~ho make to order THE
SPECIAL PRICE FOX TOMORROW is IS CEN7S
Not thai, three i be sold 10 each customer at this
h o-A EI1s4
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Indictment. by the Grand jury.

Indictments By the Grand jury.
The grand jury today reported indictments
as follows: John Keuchler Jackson, J. R. Rey-
nolds. Broadus. Meredith Watson and VIM.
Gray, Robert Wilson, Joseph Young,
Ezekiel Cade, Marshall Williams, James
Smallwood, Henry Sanders, George
Mantz, Eliza Brooks, Isaac Brunzeli
and George Hunt, each for policy; William r.
Walker, violating gaming law; Charles Carroll,
larceny from the person; BENZ. williams, vio-
lating section S242 Gnternal revenue); Hetty
Green, do; Henry e. Burgess, violating gaming
law. -
The cases Of Jefferson West for violating the
policy law and Charles Winters, larceny, were
ignored.
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MARRIED..

FRANCls-YATEs. On Thurxisy evening F-ssa-
airy .ti 1851. 1T. Marks D.. Church, by the hax
4. p steese. THOMAS EDWARD FRANCIS 20
KEENAN-HELfERsTAY On Thursday Fetfu-
ssry .8. lhsl. at Martinslrr, Wa "a Rev. NJ.
Robertson. Mr.. J. n. KEENAN,, JR. Of Wsshinstau.
DC. TO MISS h. NORA HELftRsTAN 81 Nsrti,F--
burg, M.Na.
MRT1N-BAUMAN. on Tuesday. February -,
1871, by the Rev. A. W. Matthew'S q. kObERf
MARTIN OF Washington. ID. e.. to MARIE 4. Bal
MAN Of Frederick. Md
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SPECIAL IL HosrERY.

ChiIdrsn's Derby Ribb~d Hose. all sizss. Fast
Back; regular price. 2Uc. Our special price. .
pairs for 25c.
Ladies' Cotton Hose, very fine; rorrsHtsd
Fas. Back, all sixes. Our special price, .Jc.
pair.
These are the best pc. Hose in the country.
Ladies' Extra Fine Cotton Hose, earranted
Fast Black; all sizes Our special price. &c. u
pair
Ladies' Fine Fancy Iis,s Thread Hose. Richie
lieu ribbed. boot pattern. in stripes Of blsck
and Sapphire. B,ack and Lavender. Black and
BUD. Black and Salmon. Black and pink. Rsgu-
lar price. sc. our special price. s5c. arair.
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Csc. GARMENTS Fon 79c.
tCoufinosd below.

The Rslais Royals Nc. Underwear needs no intro
ductivn-
GowNs.-The six new styles for the season Of 81
tsse in this city. TLsreu be = scramble 70,
them ct 1Ys. All sizes and psniy Of them Don't ask
for than gafnsens and you u make % or
yourself feel nnirsenily. cnt Saturday TBc
SklETs The TIRE mos, popular ga styles will be
found this 'abls. Including tie prime favorte
sk,rt with finch eLroidery hounce and ciustsss Of
) bunch turks ~
DRAwEEs--ssx styles, cotton and camtric, trim
ninxs cf torhon and plat Val. hees also Hamburg In
sertioss snd sdses- Take yrir ch,ice sss
CORsEr COVERS AND CHEAIsEs. Made Of hes,
eauortr. choice lsee AMI embroidery trimmings Der
tect effinV. the Csgset Covers marked -. The
ChsasssS with square round and v-shape necks, Ices
and ss.Iros<asfy trsmasinss IN
The PALafs ROYAL.
(Consinurd he,ow.)
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AVON All RISK with q stubborn cough br
using AT once DIR. %. Jaynes Expectorani. a ssre
remedy for coughs and colds. ana well c.icalalsd
ihroaf
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IMPORTANT SALE Or UNDERWEAR.

Cotton and Cambria Underrarmens.D
A special sale in the true meanng-in the Palas
Royals meaning Of the words. special sale that will
cause three days seramble-a three days wonder
with merchants and public-Subiect of talk for q
month 10 come-The Paais Royals leaders at re-
duced prices. The only conditions of the sale are:
Special prices for February ~ ~ and % ONLY: not
more than two garments to each customer.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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LAssBrRsH & BRo.'s
MAGNIFICENT INDICTMENT.
A HARVEST TIME FOR RrBsoN BUYERS.

AHARvRsr TIME FOR RIssoN BUYERS.
This IL certainly an unma.ehabls bargain.
FOR TOMORROW SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 90.
We shall placo in bins next to our Riboon Depart
ment:
loo cartons CT An-siIk Gros Grain Ribbons, with
satin edge. kEeh coiors Light BIue Cream. Old
Rose Pink, Red. Mahogany. Green. Garnet. Gray and
Brown. In widths I2 10. 70. TO- Ths. are good SELL
right in house and in every other house
CSC. :,Dc.. 35c. and 4oc. FER yard.
We will rive yon your choice o., color and width for
- CENTS PER YARD
Also All-s,lk Double Face Satin Ribbon IL
Light Blue.
Pink.
White.
Cream.
Gray.
Drown,
Red,
Old Rose.
Plum.
In width No. IL. Generally sold for Csc
- " 1G. - - sic.
" %. " "4Oc.
L" {" 80. "45c.
AL will go for tomorrow's sale
FOR 1sc. PER YARD.
This is tho grandes. Ribbon opportunity
ever offered by any one else.
These are All silk Ribbons Of the most de-
sirable kind. all the new colorings now in
vogue
Yon see We have drawn the bow OF determi-
nation in cur Ribbon Department and the
arrow Of approval MUST dart in the peace
full abot, Of many thousands Of peaceful
houses
tue prlce lneu.iOne1 Will close out al
these Ribbons in the time set apart. it will
therefore be useless for you to AK for
samples.
Sale begins at am. and terminates at
pm. this Saturday. February q. 1891.
Every lady in Washington should attend
this SALE No restriction as to quantity sold.
OPEN UNTIL Pm. TOMORROW.
T A ny n ssss
/ "a NM ssss 80:
ILL < 4 \ m ssss
Ell ! ! ERE rec / 4
e. Ess ! ID : IL sss HI
ia BBR, RRR 90
ii. 81 e. i III / 8 j 8 =:
fer 40. 422 4s4. 400 1TH STREET.
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THE BENNINGTON's MIsHAP.
The First Trial Trip Unsuccessful ON AZ
count of an Accident

New LONDON, Conn.,, Feb. 27.-The trial trip
Of the gunboat Bennington yesterday was I'M
successful. For over an hour everything
worked smoothly and the vessel was booming
along at 1T.5-knot gait. An accident to one
of the boilers then caused the steam to drop
and the trial had to be discontinued for the
present. 1t is expected tina: the trial will be
resumed on Saturday.
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An ApoIoar To LADIES.


We have quoted mems goods nrst and devoted too
much space TO them. We apologize and try to make
amends by cUndensiug in this paragraph price
prses that deserve a column OF mention.
fLOwERS-Four combination lors-nesrly 1000
punches in all25. ID. ~ and rs cents bunch. Many
punches OF 81 flowers even in the As. lot.
oLUSES--!B cen'sfor the 'Palsis Royal" OIL. So
Black Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. White. Pirskin
Aousquetaires with White or Black stitching. at vi
cents.
NECKwEAR-Jabotso Of silf chiffon. in Black,
White and delicate colors at ~ instead Of 90 cents
hand painted at u. ~ instead of el b; Collar and
Jsbot combined. 81 - instead of 81 0S. Double row
chiffon rung. 81. 20 instead OF u. as yard single
row. 81 IL instead Of 81. b.
SILK UNDERWEAR AND HOSE-Reduced prices
Advertised yesterday Silk Carriers ribbon bow and
silver buckles. A instead of 80 cents Actual worth IS
IS cents pair.
ANTIQUE LACE TIDIEs-1O inches square. 4 for
p cents instead of three IA inches square, 10 instead
Of - cents Bureau scsr1s. 2lxd6 inches a. 10 in
stead Of els.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WV. HI. McKSEws DAILY LETTER
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY n. 1891.

Another batch Of ''Mid-season'
Bargains. 1t is our determine
ton to offer the best bargains
possibly procurable in high-class
merchandise. No goods arc cheap
II the quality be poor. We guar
sntee everything We sell. because
we will sell nothing that we can
not guarantee. We propose to
make this q pleasant and profit
able place to do your shopping.
EXTRAORDINARY MID
SEASON" OFFERING IN COR
SETS. Half price and less fo-
qualities that are in daily de-
mand. All odd lots and odd sizes
in Corsets that have been selling
at u, @l.25 and sl.5O will be
offered at Soc. Per pair.
Is Sateen Corsets in White and
Gray. Sizes II. -. 2l3. - and
70. Reduced from 81 and SI.a5
to SOC.
. Balls Corsets, two styles.
Sizes -. %. ~ and 70, in White
and Gray. Reduced from 3l.JO
and B. 10 zoe. per pair.
q Nv. G. c." Corssts: White,
=, AMI p: Back, ~ and -.
Reduced from 81 10 to JOc.
4 White "JOO-bone" Corsets.
Sizes % and "a. Reduced from
SO. 20 20 SOC.
IA White Common Sense"
Corse's. Sizes 23. ~, 81 and ~.
Reduced from 81 to jOc.
II IS safe to say that :JOc. never
before purchased Corssts equal
to these.
EXTRAORDINARY MID
SEA SON BAR5A Jams IN
GLOVES. Ladies' 5-but. and g.
but. len nth Tan Mousquetaire
Suede Gloves Sizes So. q and
Ga. Reduced from 81 to JOr. and
&c. yer pair.
9. q AMI 10-but. Kid Gloves, in
White and orera shades. the cele-
brated Lucca" quality. Re-
duced from -. 81. 30 and s.. 90
to 1'r. per pair.
EXTRAORDINARY MID
SEASON" BARGAIN IN HOSE.
30 doz. ladies' Regular pic.
Quality Fast Black Hose, and a
few fancy stripes. Only pc. per
pair.
EXTRAORDINARY MID
son" BARGAIN IN
UNDERwEAR.-.s5 dog. Ladies'
Esru Swiss Ribbed Vests. high
heck and long sleeves. neck run
with ribbon. Real value, DC.
Only gle. each.
EXTRAORDINARY mid
SEASON" BARGAIN IN WRAP
PEns. ladies' Fanny Irnt
Wrappers. better than the usual
a1.35 style. Only t1.25 each.
EXTRAORDINARY MID
sLASON" BARGAIN IN SUITS.
I.sdies' stylish Cloth suits, in
Black and Navy. Real value.
clio to e2o. Only tl5 each.
EXTRAORDINARY MID
AsON" BARGAINS IN
CHiLDREN's AND MISSES
hEkfEhS. - Atwood Flannel
Rsss~rs. Black and Navy Blue.
Sizes 4 to ~ years. Only el.JO
esch. Worth ei.T1o.
Checked Refers. Sizes 4 to O
yearz. 81 Is; g. 20 10 ycars, IS. 60.
Excellent vaius.
Elegan: line Of New Style Coats
for Children and Misses, I'm Blarx.
Navy and = VARSITY of attractive
sHeess. e4.5Oto els.
II sunday should be 0 clear,
warm day you viii want yuur
sprins coat or wrsp. We have
tie hxndsonsest styles tn the city.
Try On fhs "bsrnhaslt" Cape.
WILLIAM n. zcxMKw
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Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk Of the court 10 the following: Charles
E. Cooke and Blanche d. Williams; Alfred n.
Matthews snd Cora York; W. E. Lavender and
Hannah Heiss; Henry J. C. Brandt and Louis
Stesfel; Thos. z. Francis and Naomi Yates; W.
R. Akers and Mary =. stoae, bpth Of Richmond.
Va; George W. Ferguson and Lcola Simpson
Of Loudoun county, Va.
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A NO LICENSE BILL.

Liquor Cannot he Sold Within . Mile Of the
Soldiers Home.
The Senate today passed the House bill pro-
viding that no license for the sale Of intoxicat-
ing liquors at any place within one mile of the
Soldiers Home property in the District Of Co
lumbia shall be granted.
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Fannie 4. Reed has, by Mclean J. Nichol,
Aled bin Tor divorce from BuiArod W. Reed.
They were married October a, 1854, BY Rev.
n. Hills, hase Two children and shs charges
want Of support and Bad trestment
In the Gases Of panisl Bruce and Charles
Strange for violating DE policy lsv the rseos-
nisanees wsre forfeited snIs sfsernoon;
inal Court today.
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" A Thing Or Beauty Is A joy
FOREVER
spP. ErE RRR sRR - ssss
Pr kE FRI sRR Wy -sss
EEE Z K r K Z Ssss

Everybody is TRIMMING everything because fashion
has the pace. Becominxy applied IT Is half the
gown Nobody help admirinx the pieturesquely
white country farm hons. but what would il be
less belecke with the the xreen blindss
They are the trimmings that relieve the ssmeness.
Such are DRESS TRIMMISGS-andt those that have
been designed for this blend in perfect harmony
with the fabrics they adorn- Art has provided
thin- do wfth-al that is the exercise of
little Of your native good taste and you model .
costume that will win your satisfaction and the
Praise OF critical Observers
five tell you what stylish you will be pretty apt
to pick '-rirht" for yoar SUPPOSE ''call
or few of the more popular bits of decoration.
From them you get GOOD isiea Of their eompan-
ions in stock, when you 70 look your mind
will b. bali iIrsfr up 20 what you Then the
battle VIII 10 nearly won. for il small iob put
sssie dozens AMI dozes % cute nov-l patterns and
d-riie anon ons-vten ''bea1ty is aname'' IN each.
GOLD ant SILVER TiNSEL ard JEWEL
PASSEMESTERIE-sjct to $50.
GOLD ans. SILVER TINSEL PASSE-
NENTER1E-13-. to s1-s5
lust the shades shat wearing in AP-
PIIQUE PASSEMESTFRIE -sprinkied
with GOLD and SILVER TINsEL-That Is
Patsern-I = inches WIDE . I n yard.
Others M 20 $3.50.
Greciar designs n SILK and TINSEI
pASsEMENTti:IE 20 k--,Icn.,e with the
shades y Gray an. Ia IN ~ Amos. every
holy mas "a IA. .: pCt - other.
- Inches wids-Sjc. ya-d.
CAMILLE PhsSENEN rERIE-2 and 3
iniiss wile-e % To- -. q ysru.
STRAW CpIOEED emf GOLD PASSE-
MENTERTE-s inches 'vi,i--si..3.
GOLD GiII.oON. set With JEwEI-s anil
edged with STEEL BEADIN6s- -
yard
BEADED LACE GALLoON. in plain
JET anil JET and GOLD BEADs-an
the way from IN 20 ~ inches wide. 81.
ei-95 and 81 - ysrt.
LEAVES In two toned GRAY AP-
FLlQUf- sIsrsied gfth ctr STEEL
BEADS. = inches a ward.
Combinations Of JET GOLD BEADS
TINSEL and SILK PAsSEMENTERIE
-.sSs ine..es wide-s.5. 80 ysr,L
aEDICI COLLARS Of CUT STEEL.
sadCUr yyr-syJ sc each
BRAIDED GOLD TI.,sEL GIRpLE
With massive Ran<~rs- -. &c each
1.-THE CLEOPATRA GIEDLE with
pendant belt made of GOLD JEwELED
TINsEI-sl0.
GOLD TfNsEI. LooPs-35 and 4oc
BLACK AND GOLD LOors-4or.
BLACK SILK LoOPs-2jr., :se..
3r.. 4tC. up 81
cur sTEEI BEAD PsssYMHS-
TERlE-fres pattsras. al widths from
y ot an in. az ~ > inches Nide-di ~
JETS BLACK SILK AND coI.oRED
siLk Pas~EMENIERfE in no cad
II rev designs rEisryi" 70 --l
Now. we have not allowed our taste TO b~rome d
PRAYED by the sansy si's ming that ills the n-rke'
There Is poiDt-s nne ors rerhsps-beyund wh!r
~as<snce has hsWn ard stead ,~rchss the chez
Imitation onr s;ork will cad You M 70 this YER
pOtn:wherp 70 Hnefnent and srt work in harns -
tO-e;H-r most slnn-xhly. The c,I-ap Is cheaper
JON -ss bs.is- &c 3itkoHs IL. sssal IN Price .
Ass As Good IL i.ays Tss---si fhaf % ySur k.ad
okotND IIOoE-Iett 0l avenue eu.rsnes.
srArox FERRY
PERRY BUILpISa.-
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
" York stock Market .
Name.
me.

The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stosl Market reported by special
wire 10 IOrson and Ma.nrtney. l4lN q street.
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NINE. A. RuppKnrs FACE BLEACH

NINE. A. RuppEnr's FACE BLEACH
Has done so much Cor would it in my power
to crown her QUEEN Of ALL WOMEN.
The eu extrac; New Jersey lady let
ter to MADAME RUPPkkl. 1hsis hut fair sample
OF hundreds OF letters which This eminent COM
p.e1iUn slecialist dauy.
such AZ EkECkLEs, MOTH, PlMklEs. LCZEAA,
SALLOwHESs. FLESH WORMS. OlLiNtSs, Il.
II n not cosmetic, to cover ult. but CChE. b.
WAAE OF LIMITATIONS. ny ONLY BRANCH
OFFICE IN this city Is I'D r ST n. Don't forget
address. Call or sefd for valuable Information.
NINE. 4. RUPERT.
y29F st. u. W., Washington. D. c.
Open also Wednesday and Saturday evening till
pm. feIS
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Since IL seems evident the materials and trimmings
cost than 81 Is how the garments be sold
u. 81. That's the question that has puzzled mer-
chants and public alike 1t can be seen that bet
ter musns and cambrics could be used. while The
Of such laces and enbroderies for trimming must be
proportonitely high Equally evident is it that the
STYLE finish and ut 10 typically French. The fact
mains that " Is the Palais Royal regular price and
that 81 j Is the special price for three days
St.te GOWNS FOR St.:5.-Here's one with the
French surplice neck. trimmed with French embro.d-
cry hand made :Jr-hon lace-take your choice.
Perhaps youth prefer those with pointed yokes of four
insertions embroidery and double rufie lace
neck. front and sleeves Cambria muslin-which!
sl.S SKIRTS FOR l.:E1.-Those with tine Paris
style yoke you'll doubtless prefer. especially they
havea i.'nch French embroidery hounce. But yoI'l
doubtless hesitate when you the Cambria Skirts
with finch nounce ten tucks and 4inch plat val.
la1-e edge.
se-Choice of any garment you'll find On this long
center table fCr sl.35.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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VIII ladies' who this adv sztissnsnt please draw
the attention of the rnen. who may happen TO Be
around. fc the folio wing:
MINIS FURNISHINGS AT REDUCED PRICES
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SPECIALS IL NECK RucHrxes.

Something new in Ruching; made Of fne
crepe lisse In pretty eriIupsd and roll dssign.
with satin band. in co.Orings of Lavender.
cAhDiSA FINK.
CREAM,
CANARY.
L. Gray. Blue. White. Our SPECIAL Price.
&c. yard.
New Ribbon Rarhiu-. made Of fne quilted
MORE ribbon m AL d the above cvlUrs. Our
special price. ~. yard
SILK CORD RUCHlNG. O Yards in box. in
Bsacl Back and White, Cream White. Our
special prirs. IL lex. We sell so much Of
this Cor! RurEins ihs; IT Is very diffirut fo- US
To keep IL in sioCk.
SPECIALS IN NEW LACES.
This wees vs.. have been receiving new Laces
every day our stock o: these ~ sis the most
exclusive in this city: n-w d-sxus AMI patterns
in Crepe Lisse. Mouss.in de Ois. Chantiily in
Blsc 4 and White. Oriental Point de Sene. Irish
Point. Valenciennes Plat. Val. Handmade
Torchon. Handmade Medici. Fedora, Point
6auze in all widths and prices.
AIso full line of Black Hanl-run Spanish
Lace. Our assortment Of half width Fiouncing.
50 popular Just now. Is very larse in both Black
and White
Drapery Nets and 4J-ineh FIounring. in a
very great variety.
SPECIAL attraction ia 0u- Ribbon Depart
DssHt for tOB,0rros-. We haze 'ks largest st0ei:
er Ribbons sh0,rH in Huntington aad sell
them az ths elos-s: prices. Look At them; zee
Vyou DON'T thIak the same.
W. A. PIERCE CO..
Successors to l. O. Davis.
slg MsrLe. SPACE.
i, Cor. sth st.
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