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restores again that grand degree ousy strength and
power which in ignorance folly have exhausted,
Druggists sell it, 81 90. Purely vegetable and harm
less. Try At and yom soiU never regret ii.
II deem my duty to the public to state the wonder
full effects Of DR.. Greene's Nervura in my case.
My Improvement has been most gratifying and Ian
suage cannot describe the change IN my feelings and
prospects. Where all aUas gloom and desbondeacy.
there is noaU light and hope. gained 70 pounds,
and am still gaining. Net alone myself, but know
many others who can testifyto the merits Of DR..
Greene's Nervura.
CHARLES H. HoDGDoN,
IS Dana ST. Somerville, Mass"
n. R.~f Dr.. Greene. the successful
ANs DslR~5 specialist in curing all forms Of
and chronic Diseases 81 Temple Place. Boston,
Mass, can be consulted free personally or BY letter.
Call or write him about your case send for symptom
blank 10 fill out and letter fully explaining your dis
ease. giving advice. ETC., will be returned free.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-10-02
4 YEARS AGO

Prof. w. 0. Atwater wrote
from his chemical labora-
tory Wesleyan University,
Middletown, Conn.
al believe that combination OF
Beef Suet and Cottonseed Oil
nothing else, not even coloring mat.
ter-would, providedthe ingredients
of themselves, Of course, are per-
fectly pure and wholesome-make
q valuable addition to our food pro.
ducts and be very desirable"
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-10-02

When in 1918, after the battle of
Leipsic, which decided the fate Of the
Nineteenth century, in some respects
the most tremendous battle ever fought,
the bridge down, the river incarna-
dined, the street choked with the
wounded, the fields for miles around
strewn with a dead soldiery from
whom all traces of humanity had been
dashed out, there met in the public
square of that city of Leipsic the allied
conquerors and kings who had gained
the victory-the king of Prussia, the
emperor of Russia, the crown prince of
Sweden-followed by the chiefs of
their armies. With drawn swords
these monarchs saluted each other and
cheered for the continental victory
they had together gained. History
has made the scene memorable.
Greater and more thrilling will be the
spectacle when the world is all con-
ouered for the truth and in front of the
palace of heaven the kings and con-
ouerors of all the allied powers of
Christian usefulness shall salute each
other and recount the struggles by
which they gained the triumph and
then hand over their swords to him
who l. the Chief uof, the aconquerers,,
cryinas l.fThine, oh Christ, h. the King
dome take the crown of victory, the ]
cf0sdn Sf dominion, the crown cf REace,
tH1 stf6Gn 81 glory" ,'aSOh HIS bead
0IQsd &, $50 cxstSrG nyiio 10 NNlOHs
"e1e nl~AAS '1o"'' yaws nwuIdi
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-10-02


one star that stopped, wonder that
all the worlds in the heavens did not
that Christmas night make some special
demonstration. Why should they leave
to one world or meteor the bearing oil
the news of the humanization of Christ
Where was Mars that night that it did
not indicate the mighty wars that were
to come between righteousness and
iniquitya Where was Jupiter that
night that it did not celebrate omnipo
tence incarnated2 Where were the
Pleiades that night that they did not
announce the storms of persecution
that would assail our Chieftain9
In watching this march Of Christ
through the centuries, we must not
walk before him or beside him, for that
would not be reverential or worship,
full. So we walk behind him. We fol
low him while not yet in his teens, up a
Jerusalem terrace, to building six
hundred feet long and six hundred feet
wide, and under the lowering splendor
Of Qateways, and by pillar crowned
with capital chiseled into the shape OF
flowers and leaves, and along by walls
of beveled masonry and near mar
BIZ screen until a group of white
haired philosophers and theologians
gather around him, and then the
boy bewilders and confounds and
overwhelms these scholarly septuage-
narians with questions they cannot an
sver. and under bis quick why's and
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throne he mounted. It was the great
est day heaven had ever seen. They
had him back again from tears, from
wounds, from ills, from a world that
never appreciated him to q world in
which he was the chief delight. In all
the libretto Of celestial music it was
hard to find an anthem enough conjubi-
liant to celebrate the joy sanity seraphic,
archangelic, deific.
But still we follow our Chieftain in
his march through the centuries, for
invisibly he still walks the earth, and
by the eye of faith we still follow him.
You can tell where he walks by the
churches and hospitals and refoma-
tory institutions and houses Of mercy
that spring up along the way. hear
his tread in the sickroom and In the,
abodes Of bereavement. He marches
on andth nations ase gathering asOundi
lhiiMs The islAnds Of the sea ere hearidIHas
orrfxf -. = 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

The raid Of the snti-reformers on the civi
service commission was continued yesterday
with small effect. The House finally decided
to give the commission go. 400 to be used in q
way to give effect to the Law, and no more
technical objections avail to cripple through
bubble the cause of the reform The debate
really turned on the merits of the system, al
though some Of its enemies worked their pop
guns behind professions of zeal in carrying on,
the mere words Of the civil service
statute The arguments of the spoils-
men throughout were weak and in
consistent one with another. Messrs.
Butterworth, McComas, Greenhalge. Lodge and
Bostner presented the other side with force,
which amounted practically to conviction in
the light of the first action Of the House. The
commission comes out of this fight, as it has
come out Of previous contests, with its banners
flying. The enemies of civil service reform
have beaten their tom toms and discharged
their stage lightning, and are no nearer getting
their desires than before. Civil service reform
has come to stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

The Senate in its action upon the District ap
preparation bill in relieving the District Of any
Of the expense Of the maintenance Of the Zoo
logical Park rendered only the barest justice to
the District, and it il TO be hoped that there
viii b no dihlculty in securing the adoption Of
the amendment by the conference committee
While there has been decided objection made
to the Addling Of half the expense of the pur-
chase Of the Zoo (which is simply an annex to
the Smithsonian Institution) upon the tax
payers of the District, the main protest has
been against loading upon the District per-
manent tar for the maintenance of the park.
the purchase Of monkeys and the support of
the astronomical and other purely scientific
features proposed to be established there by
the Smithsonian Institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

The London CAM Chronicle publishes .
ghost story about how Mr.. Blaine in 1880 dur
ing the Garield-H Hancock contest made tour
of Canada sounding the representative men on
commercial and political union and went into
Gar6elds cabinet an annexationist, and that
he is still the same. OF course hs 10, but With
such . rich field TO the south and 20 willing to
divide, he really hasn't time, don't you know,
to bother with Canada Just at present. By and
by: call around some afternoon next year and
he Will Sc about it, In. tai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

The death Of no man in this country ont Of
highest once could have created so profound g
sensation in this republic that Of General
William 7. Sherman. Indeed of all men Who
have lived in the fervid life Of the last three
decades Of American history Of none except
President Lincoln and General Grant could II
be said that the entire nation bowed at his bier.
One Of the few great generals of the late war,
hs ia almost the last of the brilliant commanders
On land and sea who upheld the union cause.
Grant, TArrsgut, Sheridan, Hancock, Thomas,
Porter and many more have ceased from their
labors. 1t only remains to express the public
sorrow and anticipate ths judgment Of history.
Belonging to family which produced several
luxurious men, serving in generous rivalry
with some Of the grandest men In modern his
tory, in all be did he bore himself so wen as to
command the Summation Of his countrymen.
His patriotism, his genius in war, his citizen
ship IN . period Of great trial-these are known
to all msn, and his name, linked with the names
of Lincoln and Grant, viii descend to the latest
posssrity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

BLACK CHANTILLY LACE DRAPERY NETS
~ inches vide. very pretty piece of Stripes and
Polka Dots. only e1.35 . yard new design: SIX
Stripes forming large plaid. with Polka Dots in
center. only s1.6S q yard delicate and artistic
Fern Leaf design. only sl.96 yard. You will 3D.
mirs the pasce with small bunch Of flowers sprinked
here and thsrs. only q 40 yard. We have thsse
Lace Flouncinss from 80 cents to 1856 yard. but
have written only of the special values.
BLACK CHANTILLY LAcEs FOR RUFFLEs. ETC
Some a. cheap % Scents yard. The following are
specials" 81 inches vide 75c. and IN inches, &C.
The design Is Of ribbon bows as fastening on the
lace net. the border rolling in imitation of ribbon.
These very choice pieces We have similar de.irp.
Of inferior quality at 90 and IS cents yard Here's
lovely piece. inches wide the design tiny bunch of
flowers. 30 yard but it's cheap for this work of
srt. The same design In lace ~ inches wide, 4s
cents; 6S inches, 90 cents Here is fashionable de-
sign not easily dsscribed-howers and polka dots
would seem inharmonious, but they don't look 90,
inches wide. IS cents; inches l9c yard. Here il
lovely piece desin that might be termed Gothic 80
cents yard and only inches wide. but it,s cbe.,
very cheap Those with less critical taste will admire
equally a. well the laces at To- TO- 25 and IS cent,
yard We have hundreds Of pieces to select from and
designs very similar to the more expensive.
POINT DE GENE LACEs.
FONT dc Gene Laces, expressly made for trimming
snghsm dresses When you zee these aces the prices
will not little surprise you. They range from Is to
80 cents yard from g to 5 inches in Width.
HANDMADE TORCHON LACEs.
we 90 not Keep the mschine-mads laces in stock.
and. therefore. invite your CONFIDENCE Any pattern
You select 81 whatever price may BE- guaranteed 10
wash well and wear well. This il an all-importau,
consideration. Prices range from &C. to q. % wand.
The feature our new spring stock being the ouan.i
ties and variety Of the hishsrpriced laces. which,
however will be found considerably below preyaius
Quotations for equal qualities Mondays Specials,
will Be offering Of extra values at IL. Ii, Is and q
cents yard.
ORIENTAL LAcEs
Some Of the choicest designs viii b. found in the
18inch vide lsces. u yard is cheap for them. For
Monday special lots at these prices. lOc, &c., 1a.
25c and 30c. The designs In vandyke points viii
be found In these lots
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Continusd below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

Msss,as. With ne son and silky Anish,
Married down for the opening to &c. 3oc.,
57,xc.. co., Sc.. 49,. Soc. 6essc. and TIC.
yard
Jonss' soft-anishsa Nainsook. in hsht and
heavy weights. for 20e.. Dr.. aDc- .30c. .374c.,
40c. and jOc. yard.
SOnes' sofs-anishsd c.nhrics fer l7e.. 20s.,
DC. &C.. BIC. yard
All reduced for the opssi,g 10 IL prioss
e1oes4
fun lins q Yrsuch Nafnsooks, Hrsnch
orUsndiss. svis ciairs. Linsn Lawns, Plain
sna fisussd sviss. cossn snd eGk Mulls.
Piasn md Novstsy rucktn9.
oUR ASSORTMENT OF YLoUNcINo IN
Black and White. richly en,hssldsssa IN Fancy
ceaon. PiaiA whifs "a pinh B,aek. IN ~ ana
exclusive desixns. h very iarss.
Trsn sc. - - yssd.
Sem4iss Of TAas Gssds Of ~ ksads, saeA
tsns II Saf1srns sssss sssssAsv. vSeA prjsss
snd sstffA r,ssAsd - fAsm, sSss. 70 env
susassssy On sDD<5es1fss.
VA HEnCB 100.
Dusessssn 10 = q. Dsvh
Il ~ xazhss spaes> eas. sshsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14
How does it happen that Gen. Franc

How does it happen that Gen. Francis Marion
and other no less worthy patriots and hsroe,
can get from 81, 900 to $4,000 or more for
monument and Mary, the mother of Washing
ton, 10 totally ignored by each recurring Con
grsss? 1t ought to be worth q hundred thoua
and dollars to the feelings of an ordinary Con
gresham to build that Mary Washington monu
msnt and put q stop to the very disagreeabls
criticism and abuse our national Legislature re
ceives on the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14
WoopwAKp 4 LorHnor.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IL issi.
OPENING
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. PEE. no AND ~.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
FOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN.


Good jaars. ny that nowhere ei~~ IN the
country such On INFANTS DEPART
MENr - ours be found. n is som~thsns
% have . department whore wh.sever sny
mother wants for hsr hsbys war can h h.a
without vorry or inconvenience. n,->e I'd
vantaevs we rive yoa Wow had the BABY IN
mind for months past. collecting new thinr,
from Paris. Vienna. Lcndon and AZ home We
invite you to come In Monday 70 - tho resalt
Of our prspsrsfsons.
CHRISTENING ROBES.
In every dsrree of richness and hasn--s. 70
suit the taste Of the most faStidious. The
dainfse.f productions Of artistic skill. Inclua.A
are;
China silk Rot-s. with the anes, laoe
Finest fr-nch Ssin-cok Rcte.. with r-sl l.ss
trimmings
Finest French ssinsook Roess. with el.~..a
embroidery. &c. &C.
Prices range from
80. - to sa2 20 s~ch.-
Infants Long Shirts to match each Role
INFANTS LONG cLoAKs.
IN SILK AND CASHMERE.
with all the newest designs
Embroidery and Other r,1mminss.
-ss2s. $500. %. 50 to ssa o.
BABIES SHORT COATS.
sizes up TO yes-.
In the --latest NOVELTIES, new sprinr Cloths s,d
Fancy SILKS. in checks and stripe-
Also Bsbses' short White Coats. IN cashmere.
handsome cloths and siRsL
Vey pretty. rers ehoscs and rers cheap.
INFANTS CAPS.
OF sursh and China silk. plain and embroid-
cred; also of embroide-~sf crepe. Fine IA.~
CAPS Of silk. hand knit: Pine French Null
and Fine sink Null. with lace.
TIC. slOo. s1.5o @. 90 TO o. 90
CHfLDREN's SPRING AND SUMNER HATS.
We also show an unusually large ss>ortmsus
Of chndr-n's Spring and Summer Hsts They
were never more attractive. nor In ausiuter
shapes
FANCY NULL HATS.
In City SHAPES. in all shades Of P1nh, Blue.
Cream. Red and BLACK and White.
Raue Hats.
Chambrsy Hats.
Sun Hats.
and Tam oshsntsr Hats for
Boy Babies
This invoice of goods h our own direct Inn
portstion. An early selection is imperative.
currpRrx,s srr1rs
OF Fancy Pique and French bingham tfor Baby
BoysD. made with kit skirt-zousvs jackss
and shirt front.
Childrens White Dres-es Of
Nainsook. Persian Lawn.
Linen Lawn.
Pique and Null.
Trimmed with hns laces and embroidery.
DOUBLE We WAISTS
For Infants and Children. made Of hne cam
brio. to which the underclothinx can he safely
fastened.
Sire months 10 years.
tsscond noor. 10th st. buildingD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

Alexander H. H Stuart, Of Virginia, the last
surviving member Of President Fillmore cabi-
net, died yesterday At staunton, aged nearly a.
He was Secretary Of the Interior from 1850 to
1853. and Was one Of the foremost wings Of his
state and section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

The New York Herald 10 causing dismay in
the ranks of the 900 Of that city by suggest
ing that the 400 be compelled to divulge how
the snsecedent 1,so0 srsndfathers and grand
mothers necessary to present results made their
living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

lot Of valuable records we're endangered by
Ere at the City Hall yesterday. lot more viii
be entirely destroyed here some day and then
hre-proof building for the remainder may be
provided. In the meantime let them burn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14
CAnHAHr & LrrDr.

SPECIAL OFFERING IN PURE LINEN
HUCK TOWELS.
No. L, size 1sx36. regular price. l2,sc. Only
10c.
No. 9. size 1870. regular price, 15c. Only
12kc.
No. 3, size 23x46 extra quality and fully
worth 35c. Our price for this lot only 25c.
Another lot Il the 3S-inch Wool Checks Dress
Goods ct 39c. . harzain.
50-inch All-wool ladies' Goth. an the leading
shades. At 50c-. Tie. and 81 per yard
3S-inch Atwood Henristtss In all the new
shades Of Grays and Tsns. EXTRA good value,
only SOC. yard.
We sreshowins special in French Henrietts,H
silk hnish. all the new shades, regular u goods,
ct Sc. yard.
Ladies Balbrissan Hose extra nne gauge
american maks>, all aisss. oniy 1s,<c. pair.
cARHART LE1DY.
oes nh aud 706 K sts. NV,
fsl4 PHILADELPHIA STORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14
For e,S.

n.,,~.c
~ IN. .vo,.,,o.,,. -, n.a,.-. ..u...
so,d this sufts r,~u,.r,x ana !. h.. ~. -,
.salrr a.
,UR LEADER IN TIE rAnrrrrNv
Centsr Tables With ,o,,, ,rrr.a,.- a, ...,.-
inches. for
al-ea
b the best thin, IN ,h,. Nm. va h.v. sxe,
for the money.
I-1.n,e.. o~...,.,
in si,k co..,,r... e.,oo r..,.,..,.a
,er;.cs r,,,...,,-
covered in sin. a.,n,., s,,s r.sr,.s - 90
in rusS and ain ,,rs, e,o, p.su.., :, sos
1-an,er. s,,;a M.,o,.rv III ,..,h.
Suite cnv>ru.l In, Er,o~t .srH ARR
l4-p;ece orerxt,fraa r-,,ss5 S,,,,. ,,v.r.a
in silk ma,,,,;or ..,,...-,,. "A ..,,,,,,.s 80,
1-4-piece All-hair Suite. covered in silk dam
ask, with Qold and n,usb frame of tou;s XIV
dssign. sa0o Rs,uced To sIFo
,-sv,sce On. Franz. sn,.. oox.r., in An.
silk tapestries. SIS to s6o.
cred in rugs and silk plush. ESQ. Reduced 70
s60
,in,'Aon "AnossnS oo's' Gov
=" A'iA p'ush' 40 TO ~
iui'A''on "anosAnS suites COW
~ ~ 's' ana "iA p'"'h' ~ NO
in'''a''on nAnosAny + "me soi'es'
s VI sn"1ns N "Sea IN 'ns upno'"er'ns' leg
1'Ai p''e' wv i'es'uced 10 s5'.0o-
'e.. in''A'iou ''anossns sure COW
- eo.aon tapestries anu pfosn' sso' ne
ou' twenty o"u p'eceS' COMPRISING SOFAS,
onA'i' anu eiue 'hairs' a' ron 20 Per cent 70
w p'' 'en' "'''" fesu'Ar se'hns PRICE,
ADDE'S DESKS.
ANTIQUE Oak Combination Desk. Wardrobe
ana chinonisr. S6o Now $4o.
1-An.ious Oak Dssl vary sns,x c.,,aa sxo
Now s30
panel siS. Now sl".
Zine Sofia w.lnu. Desk with aoub,e c...
ofdr.vers. $40. Now A1s
o"A "s'eis e~r'so'
-
1-Antique Oak Desk. old English design,
e47. Now els.
combined, SO. Now els.
1-solid M.hoxsny Desk and par,or Cabinet.
with inlay panel. $40. Now as.
pARLOR CABINETS
1I.-o. vh;..r, o,,,, p..,,. c..,...--
Large and Handsome Sixteenth Century
OAK CABINET with French Bevel Mirrors. seo.
Now $40.
nat sa5. Now sso
LII '.an'eA"' hine'S oAr'eo os"-
l-inn'auon mahogany frnely Carved Caoa-
ne'' soo NOW s4o.
Limitation N,,oz.n, u.,,., &c.,
eApihe'' VIII french bevei Mirrors- 80. Nov
1-Anftque Oak Cabinet, so1. Now s1s
French Bowel Mirror. go. Now s37.
MANTEL CABINETS.
Limitation Mahogany Maptel Cabinet. sso.
Ns,o
l-rine Bronze and C,o,d Mapte, c,,d,st
with French bevsl mirrors. $50. Now $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

Mr.. Cleveland and Governor Hill being Mt
ssriy without SAVIOR to the taste of the New York
Sssn, II nay find an appetizer in the possibility
Of Senator Gorman-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

California has given everything great except
hfsndent Possibly California is only Wait
ing until the country needs really great man
for President, when she viii have him ready to
meet the emergency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14
A Hnr -Axp Soxr Moxrr SAVED
Err En- Enf nan VIZ
< En-. { kkk sss-

We certainly 40 not like 10 people match qaaiitiee
by prices. II cannot be done. Price Is q movable
basis Of vaius-ssssioned guard quality ct the
wnim OF the merchant You may be he h not civ
ms anything 20 you We had this hrousht very
s,snfhcantiy 10 notce the other day. lady made
INQUIRY as to the price Of certain hit Of stock. We
told here's We are always siad to. whervupon she
vowed and declared Ne were some few cents higher
than a eonteraporaneous house. Nov. don't earr
nx how other people conduct their business ours !.
run in the best ftercsfs of osrstrss-which OUR
Nj n,s M IIksT. LAST AND ALL THE TINE.
But our customer was persistent In her ss~er-
tons that our curiosity was fired up We
knew then as well know now she
must be misssken-snd ssoseA che sas.
We have seen the goods-epd they bear more
resemblance to the nne qualities offering than
sunnS cloth" does TO piece Of SILK Tripped the
quality. Look out! That is why say don't buy by
price.
Linen Is one of those hooks Of trade that you mustn't
trust yourselves unaied. THERE'S Ilnen-and Linen.
All right TO the name because Il IL all hsxbut there's
the same between the why hrute APPEND
ayes of a horse and the rich silky locks sirIhood
we carry none that not peecf-cood and from that
mp TO the very finest You better sati>red-and
you stop bit and fsure-you are money winners.
We have i've specials In DOYLIEs 20 show you.
ss-l4-inoh square all linen. Red and Blue Check.
40c. dozen.
ss-ssme size. all white. at q do.en-
As-l6 inches square. all linen, sl. y a doxen-
SS-ls inches square, oil tia<a, Of. 6o dozen.
- ~ ines square' az eseH' sz-So DOZEN
So D.. -
=, - AA"en-si aoAen-"tn persS
go - -,
49, Pr I-:sh -. sd" uo-
- a. u,,cr .ra,.-a', ~ ooen.
AS-14x24-An Lnen-eI a doxen
.,;s-. w due Do'oen-izse.
800. 40 All insn-same oorosrs-zoc' apiece
F.. s, ~ =. spaeos.
s1-Bsster quality IN !, p.,,erns- go s,ch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

About when shall we begin the collection of a
fnnd for tho erection Of monument to Sit
ting Bull and the Indians killed at Wounded
Knee?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

QuAnrzrrz Or Spno1A1 SALES OK MospAr.
TRIMMINGS 1AoEs Exsao1pxnrrs AND e1ovEa
DRESS
exhibition
complete
wshavs the authority
Rune
Linen be
the
hundred
admirers each buyer II" the but
Introduction
tn,
asked
CONTINUED h.0~, THE PALAn ROYAL scosAnu.d below,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

EmBnorDza1xs AND Exsso1nrs1rs.
Who're to ben and where 70 end il the question that
troubles the writer. Let's commsues with the prsttiess
and to the prssss Of the prsess that are 70
offered ct special prices ON Monday. Here's ones
Black Embroidered, Suit. the material 10 IS inche
wide and there are ~ yards in the pieces yards
for the skirt and ~ YARDS for the waist Easily
mads-ths skirt requires but one seam when II "a
ready for the band. The faahions we'll show you the
waist d almost easily made But let us look ct this
particular suit the skirt 10 embroidered nearly ali
owr with pink and buds; suascisnt trimming in
same styls for waist AND ALL FoR ONLY %.
Here's another beauty! Skirt with deep hem and
Ahovs b embroidered tbs lovely cinarszss flower Of
Italy. The body with trimming 10 match Many win
prefer this pattern that above mentioned and vet t
ONLY s7.ss COMPLETE.
Evaything u Enbroidsriss, down TO the tiny ed.
inss kc.. for chilarsps and hahy clothing Mothess
tsll u We have tAs fnest and daintsst 1sttsms n
town.
To qnote Mondays special prices VIII not show the
qualities tbs extent Of the variety show % ~ thnh
u wisr write. Expect price surprisss and you
WI not b disauponesd.
WHITE DAEss GOODS INCLUDED.
Evsyshins IN STAPLE WHITE GOODS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-14

IN WASHINGTON.
Anew TESTIMONIALS:
years seo has riysn psrfect safisfsrtion II stiii
fptains it, purify md sfrenvsb ~ Tone The sus-
tanned sweetness OF the insfr,rnent has been very
much Of . surprise to MS and were Ne again With
ont a piano we should b. copstrained 10 purchase
Very respectfully,
CUAa A sTAVEIY
The two Fiachef Pianos which purchased from
you have given entire satisfaction in tone and
toncn. Ons % them has been PssJsa ON ALMOST