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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-02-28
DEPEW'S LOST -UABl1.
The Story Of the Great Mans Di.
voroe From Tobacco.

Everybody knows that Chsuusey De-
pew doesn't smoke, bat the reason for
his abstinence form an interesting story.
II used to smoke twenty cigars day"
said Mr.. Oepew, land continued it until
becsme worn out. / didn't know what
was the matter with me, and physicians
that applied to did not mention tobacco.
used to 90 to bed At o'clock in the
morning and wake At or 8. ! had no
appetite and was dispeptic. Twas in the
habit OF smoking At my desk, and thought
that derived material assistance in my
work from it. After time found that
couldn't do any work without tobacco.
] could prepare brief or an argument
without smoking, but still was harasscd
ny feeling that something was amlss, ana
the result was not up 70 tue mark. also
found that was incapable OF doing any
great quantity of work; my power of con
csntrstiou was greatly weakened, and l
could not think we'll without lighted
cigar in my mouth. Now, it is perfectly
clear that without this power Of coucen
tration man is incapable of doing many
things. 1t is this which enables him to
attend to various and multifarious affairs,
to drop one absolutely and take up another
and give it full attention"
Mr.. Depew illustrated his meaning by
spreading out the fingers Of both hands
and making them dodge in Opposit direc
ton with great rapidity.
'One day bought = cigar and was
putting it with feeling Of pleasure which
10 only possible to the devotee. l smoked
only few inches and then took it out
of my mouth and looked at it. l SAID to
it: MY friend and bosom companion, you
have always been dearer to me far than
gold Or woman. To you have ever bee a
devoted, yet you are the cause Of all my
ills. You have played me false. The
time has come when we must part
II gazed sadly and longingly ut the
cigar and then threw 1t into the street.
had become convinced that tobacco was
ruipipx me. For three months thereafter
! underwent the most awful agony.
never expect to suffer more in this world
or the next. didn't 60 TO any PHI stefan
or endeavor in any way to palliate my
suderings. Possibly physician might
have given me something to soften the
tortures. Neither ard break my vow.
had made up my MIND that must forever
abandon tobacco or would he ruined NY
it. At the end of three months my long
ing for it abated. | gained twenty five
pounds in weight. slept we'll for seven
or eight hours every night. required
that amount because Of my excessive
When don't get it am
liable to rheumatism or sciatics. ! have
never smoked from that day to this, and
while no one knows better than / the
pleasures to be derived from tobacco l
am still we'll content to forego them,
knowing their efect."-Chicago Tribune.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-02-28

To tYrrLEroN PRICE, THoMAs FILMING and
HARVEY MCCULLOUGH, or their heirs or
asslgns: ~ =
You arc hereby notified that l have az
pended the sum of one hundred { 1O0) dol
lars il labor and improvements upon the
DAHT0N quartz lode mining claim.
situated in Warm Springs Creek MINING
dlstrlct: AltuEaa county, Idaho, IS required
~ section 2SA Revised statutes 81 the
United States, being the amount required
70 noid TIE same for the year endiag De-
c tSn 81, $50: that your proportions of
:sid Lytt!eton Price, IS ss5<, beirg one
sni5d, ana for the said Thomas Fiegning
and Harvey Mccullough, So S3K. hein4
one-third; and II within ninety (S3) days
rom TIE esrvice Of tlsis notes, 6r within
ninefv (o0) days altes The noties 81 p1hli-
cation You fal Or Tefuse to contlib1te your
PROPORTION Of such sxpenditufe q co-own-
e9s, your iutepests IN aid claim wfIlh ecomH
The property Of the undassiened. nnder ~
pr0vfsionp Of said section IA.
4. II. HAnILfON.
.Aetchum. lda1o, 71aqpASy,a lo0i.S J 4.
11rst pubucAtt6n January 10. ISM
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-02-28

TknAeod IN ~ wy q fooE, ovsf mountaiq
91n re- siSpt o. 6susS hespc % kssp euf Of .
md, o9nght ee1l, hon H. elooeD ct which
Is 7tioo6 thpu0At Is weaiA never eooovee.
lRgeFtAg VIII 1ew eonen1p93o9 for n4eay
eovoEy adveetioed In . COUNTRY nswepoYes,
a1A - dseesnfne1 ~ tFy =. A NV beetae9
worked : chanee; az MONTY eoetanued nee
~ country 1oe 8 penG1on, y now M 10
nesds none. he hefped avs g souatsy, :
9vsd himssnl cee1sleoa = Lng-eetcf-
an .xcovcfY" = cn uneQualeA ronedy. Il
oloanoeG the system Of N blood-tatnts from
Whatever cause axielng, end cures III Skin
~ IA kin1Fod oamooAs. It = guaSoAoeoA
to benefit or cure In al diseases Tor which 4
= roco0nended, or money paid Tor + WIN
y refunded. Sold BY dru6gbes.
ospvsieh,, ~, By WoaLp's Dla Nm Ass'x
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-02-28

PARTIES 0asiring locatioo rnottoescSn fnd
. supply at this ONCE. So -
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-02-28
~ per Year.

Pine Work and Low Prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
Observation-Disclosures
WV H. McKsEws
DAILY LETTER
TUESDAY, MARCH "a, 1891.

TUESDAN, MARCH "a, u
We are irving the best moneys W orth
in Spring Furnishings possibly obtaina-
BILE. Leaders" in Just the sort of mer-
chandise you want for Easter. Read
these II you wish to know why We are 90
busy notwithstanding the Indictment
weather.
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests. square and
I've" neck. run with silk ribbon. colors
White. Cream. Pink. Light Blue and
Corn color. only lOc. each.
Ladies' Fancy Striped Superior Quality
Cotton Hose. plain and drab stitch light
weight. never before sold for less than
soc. Only 29r. per pair.
HAN ID HIEFs.-Embroider~d
Scslloped-edge sheer Linen Handker-
chiefs. re2-ilar 20 and tf,5Ic. qualities.
Only So. each 3 for al.
Ladies' Pure Linen Aernstitched Hand
kerchieis. both all White and fancy Dor
ders- Regular 15isc. quality. Only &c.
each.
A WORD ABOUT EXCLUSIVE
STYLES.-At this stage of the season
preceding Easter Sunday We always
secures number Of single Coats. Capes,
Cloaks and Short Wraps. which We do
not duplicate again in order TO retain
their exclusiveness. These are usually
sold before Easter, but owing 20 the con-
timed and psrsisteHt!y incessant bad
weather We still have left quite number
of these rich md exclusive style Coats.
Capes, Cloaks, Wraps. &C. This Is the
best possible time 10 select, as there is u
probability of = grand rush Saturday. or
rs sopn as the weather lifts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

EASTER OFFERING
IN DRUGGISTS sUNDRIEs DEPART
MENT.
UNIVERSAL CLEANING FLUID.
UNSURPASSED for cleaning Cloths, Dress
Goods, Neckwear. Kid GloveA Laces. yelvets
Silks and Satins Of any grease. oils paints, tar
or perspiration. without injurins OF CHANGING
the luster. color or finish of the fabric.
-25c. a bottle
(First floor. llth st. bu.dnx)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
SHOULD BE- P.Rr Or YouR SEEKING
Esrfr EfE E Err era w
PPP Ef RRR RkR wv SIS,
: kkKr I ( kk \ ssss =

HANDKERCHIEF are one of three aurii.
iaries that make mnch Of Easter. PARAsoIs
are on. and We talked Of them yesterday -to
good ADVANTAGE. today's business has proved
GLOVES are the third--and will sst around
20 them-with very ina I,orzant fs.-ts framed
about th-in-in day or tso. But Just nov We
want to take You into our conhd-nce On the
HANDKERCHIEF question.
What little thing IL is. but how essential.
As you ''unfurl" 1t for duty how 1t sHcite-
comment-in thought IL not esI,r,-ss.-d There
IL where IL comes. IL you are stylishly aud lse-
comin--ly attirtd you expected 20 follow
suit with the HANDkERCHIEF. You are not
faultl.ssly dressed IL eyeE this ''small screw /.
loosa."
style. did We say Ys-. indeed. Fashion
cuts a very de ided hxure with th.m-wla@thsr
it's the fairy bit of lace Of feminine delixht or
the more substantial emblem Of mans cOnven-
ienne. But ". are keering them hidden tr~as-
ur,s' through all this ssrmoniEinV. and We
started out 10 exchange Oonhdenc.s with you
Tell us your taste ana We will supply the stock.
10000 LADIES' WHITE and COL
10000 oRED EMBROIDERED-I2sc.
oooOo Or. ALL LINEN. PLAIN. HEM
$4,000 STITCHED AT the saline price.
LADIEs WHITE AND COL
10000 oRED EMBROIDERED In block
10000 designs aud drawn work-25c.
10000 On this idea ". have groups Of
10000 patterns and qualities NESTING
o~,oo around the 39ssc.. 5oc.. Soc. 81
10000 upto ~ srsdes.
ooooo For TO-. three for Die are
10000 some right good LADIES'
10000 ALL LINEN HANDLER
10000 CHIEFS. perfectly plain enceIt
10000 the hemstiiching.
10000 LADIES' WHITE EMBRoID-
10000 Erred MoUSsELINE D'SOiE.
10000 from e.. ~ 20 e.. In colors at
10000 el5O
10000 LADIES' LINEN INITIAL
10000 all letters - Iahc., 2Jc al
10000 l,ae,., Pie and lDc
10000 LADIES' SILK TNrTiAI,-Inr.
10000 Anextrrm. fad for ladi..,carr,-
10000 ing ts>an IBIAck HAM,
ooo,o kERCHiEF-do,t.-d, Al. Whit. ana
ooooo with Red. Blue. Yellow. PINK ana
ooooo lavender borders. loke. How
10000 does the idea strike you, odd
ooooo no,ion-but il is winning al
$4,000 tuir-rs.
ooooo The idea x,a,ns an ,bs %,
ooooo graa.-includ.sI .i.l,, Blue pink
ooooo yellow and Navy Rlue ,in,.- With
10000 Drawn work designs and seal
10000 lop-d .ds-s. IL is considerable
10000 for quarter.
10000 To ~ back to the LINEN asulp
10000 We have a gem Of a WHITE
10000 ALL Liz IN hANphhhChlEf.
o"OOV VIII i&,terhs an ussh "ohA. AZ
o"oOo ~. or''er soou "eai 'hsn
oooo .he common run -
ooooo o1ns ns s,l,,Ia,n. me "s .oL-
10000 onhp DohpIhs, We nave
ooooo many arss ,l 70 pieA'e 'heln-
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SSs A q RRR ii FF ii EE
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STILL GOES on
For spot cash we offer following reductions
LACE f TFa5IsfttRFF S s5Ibs. AND
China SILK in eight different colorings. Reduced to
I pieces iesf Of SiiEoihs at ioc: per yard Former
ask per yarn Former eSt priee 4oa ''eo lam
;, ; pieces HEAVY Ribbed French tapestry, SIC. Re-
s pieces siik and Wool Renaissance. Price was g.
piece q satn-taced Domaine Tapestry. in colors
G9i ID and md Is Salnon 81 80 :, Cheap at s3;
ties Former price, s si3pf Nov 5oe.
From any P Eass A.aay price Msny prize,
Samples '' Msnniac.urer. Samples
fIsss s9s'Es5 and Prizes s9a;5s and
There are 0 Of them left There are 2 sena them left
pieces silk Piush in coiors Red. Old Rose, Nile
Green Gold and Blue sl.os per yard. Reduced
] lot Figured Furniture satins at ls5 per yard
% pair. No. .fei0 Eeru Nottingham Laces Re.
10 ed r ss Ns SV Mere Ma!'e Nottingham Laees Re-
:. g 9. pairs IS u White Nottingham Laces Reduced
~ pairs Ecru NottinTham Laces. Irish Point effects
hfdrSsa S0 isS II fa@oourea swi.. Lace 50
0pairs Very Heavy Chenille Portieres and freze
and heavy double fringe. heduced si5 to 81 20
eelorTs, a inches vide 81 Yards iOar e SeaSiy
iringed. SD. worth $:..5.
colors All new shades Real value S;S5; will sell for
800 Smyrna Mats zoe. Regular price, a.
$50 Smyrna Rugs, :96inch, e. Regular price.
400 Smyrna Rugs, 3O-inch. 81. ~ Regular price,
sa R%s s AZ! e Regular price g
dueed fre spf ~ " y and 73e. sprc,,1
"A ISi-AL. oTLClAL
ExtssIa 5o Solid Oak s1; 80 Chamber
poshsi6tR CENTURY tnsn, Iare beSeIed piase
mirror Size of dresser. 2Ox4I wsshstand. ~ inches
tastnrer Of chamSer Suites in the United states tc
deliver 800 these Solid Oak Suites In order
Il at tbs 5Ty Htpiy .ns 3 ss to
We viii nnhesitatinyly say that this suite cannot be
Guarantee same and Keep in or,r ior ye we Will
Z solid OAK Tables twisted legs. oxIdized brass
3 Solid Oak Tables, twisted legs g.
! No. - Solid Oak Hall Stand plate glass. 81
Il solid Oak Rockers, antique oak and 18th century
hnish. handsomely upholstered in tapestry and silk
s Sold 6as ir sae I' hoeser s..e u
81 solid OAK HIGH Back Chairs, 81. 10
50 q our Special Leader sond oak Box Frame Din.
| ing Chairs. wide frame. cane seat. 80. 25
| No 81 Oak Book Case and SECRETARY ~ Sixteenth
i No 81 Old EnSish Oak Book Case and Secretary,
i Combination washstand and Ladies' Writing Desk
| Odd Larre Solid Mahogany wsshstand. with bras.
splasher rod, $40.
u Solid Oak Patent Folding Tables. 81.
lot Coiniortabies, 4oc. each.
% Woven mire springs US each
$50 3H-pound Good Feather Pillows. 81 each.
JULIUS LANsBURGH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

d.. Kelley Of Illinois announces that he has
discovered q cure for drunkenness. Dr. Kelley
= mistaken The only cure for drunkenness. is
70 iss into1icants alone, and DR.. Kee.ey did not
discover that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

30 much northern capital. energy and enter
prise have gone into Virginia during the past
few years that an eight-iRch snow in the state
1t this season causes no surprise, and is looked
UPON - . matter of course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

Do Msssrs Reed and Mckinley favor Mr..
Mills FOR the speakership Of the next House to
the extent Of voting for him?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

IL n proposed to erect IN air garden in New
York. but the question Of where they will get
frssh air supply except by pipe lines 50 far
blocks il progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

There wasn't anything to speak OF between
ths lines Of Mr.. Clevelands congratulatory
letter 10 Senator-elect Palmer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

Has Mr. kilgore Of Texas extended his con-
sr.tnia'ions to Governor Bulkeley Of Cornecti-
eutg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

Inc elements are against that lie Droit Park
fence Az least they were against il until il
went down before the blast SUNDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

Now that Secretary Blaine has touch of the
govt ne Is more en- rapport, SO to speak. with the
English and other foreign nsbobs and dipIo-
mats. fellow feeling makes one wondrous
kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

Theodore Thomas. - musical director Of the
worlds fair. should maintain harmony in that
institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

The fate Of the Malta evidently set Cap
Hatfield Of West Virginia 70 thinking seriously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

Other people have a great deal more to say Of
Treasurer Illusions affairs than he himself
~ Possibly this is why 50 mnch /. sid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

Assoon - the Farmers Alliance leaders get
their eyes open they repudiase the subtreasury
schsme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

EASTER OrrERrSes
IN CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
THREE UNPRECEDENTED VALUES.
lot Of Atwood Walking Jackets in Tan and
Gray checks-lonx shawl-roll collars, self
saced-two rows Of pearl buttons-perfect H.
ting-all sizes.
SO - each -
lot Of Atwood Twilied Blark'Cheyiot Refer
Jsckets-shawi roll liars. self -faced-froe fas-
teners-full high sleeves-al sizes-perfect 1T
ting.
so 90 each
lot Of Vicuna Cainel's Hair Cloth Walking
Jackets-collar faced with dark shade of silk
serse-lned sleeves and body-ed.ed with silk
cord-ysSy dressy.
-Sl2. 20 each
Third floor. 18th st building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

The Old Dominion Is for Cleveland nrst. last
end III the time, unless somebody else is nomi-
mated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24


The published correspondence between the
governments of Great Britain and Newfound
land shows that the colony is highly indignant
At the mother country's conduct. while the lat
ter demonstrates gently with the other on the
principle Of the mamma who is not disposed or
able to proceed To extreme measures. The
Newfoundland ministry urge that there be no
delay in signing the convention between the
United States and Newfoundland that had been
drawn up by Sir Julian Pauneefote the British
minister to IL United States. This proposed
arrangement was viewed with the utmost
alarm by the government of the Dominion o:
Canada. which demanded that her interests be
included in :he convention and therefore the
imperial colonial secretary cabled to the gov
ernor Of Newfoundland tina. the imperial gov
eminent was compelled to maintain the delay
Of the ratification Of the convention The coz
respondence refers to the French shore diff
Guilty and other matters After Newfoundland's
remonstrance at the delay and Lord Knuts-
ford's rebuke of Newfoundlands language the
Newfoundland legislature adopted resolutions
on the subject, which, having been sent to the
British government. ELECTED final dispatch
from that government denying that the in
structions of the unofficial agent Of Newfound-
with the United States could then be concluded
In this dispatch Lord Knutsford claims that the
convention had been remodeled without ref
erenee to Sir Julian Pauncefote the new draft
had been communicated by Secretary Blaine to
SIR Julian and had not been laid before the
Newfoundland legislature by the ministers Of
the colony. The imperial secretary therefore
regrets that the Legislature recorded an inaccu-
rate view Of the transactions While the colony
and the mother country thus indulge in recrimi-
nation the causes that are working for the in
dependence Of Newfoundland are plainly seen
BY all who choose 70 use their ewes and under
standings. Pending action in the British par
lament the Observation-Disclosures are talking aloud
Of annexation to the United States. That is not
. matter for the United States to hasten. L,
may not be desirable in any event. The people
Of this country heartily sympathize, however.
with the desire Of the Newfoundianders to be
rid Of their heavy burden in connection with
the French fishery rights, imposed by treaty
made nearly two centuries ago and thought
lessly reimposed in 1868, and hope that they
0uay be successful in securing speedy relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
CAR D.

We beg to announce to our patrons and
the public generally that We have
accepted the Washington agency for the
renowned DenOrsst Fashion Patterns
and reliable !seTfa0 Machines. We have
done 50 only after due consideration and
thorough investigation of the merits
OF these patterns and machines and the
result is We guarantee complete satisfac-
ton to our patrons in the use Of either.
The Delnorest Patterns and Machines are
too well and favorahIy known for rs to
do more than announce tine fact of orr
being their Washington agents. The
Spring number OF the Demorest Fashion
Paper i now ready and will be cheer
fully given TO all VINO call for it.
The Demorest Sewing Machines are
also On exhibit. and We will take pleasure
In showing their merits. &c. They are
sold strictly for cash, which accounts for
their being So much more inexpensive
than other sewing machines.
The prices for the SEWN. Machines
are $3.50. $3.50. So -. 80, $40
and &45. All attachments are included
in this price. A very slight charge Is
made for expresssee.
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L HE
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MILLINERY.
You ~Nnt 20 attend to s.t,ins your Esss~
Hat a. orc.
"eare showing an imnlen.e s.>ortmsnt q
Ready Trimmed Hat. In every share. eoior
and prize. or. we gill b. si.d 70 trim you Or
tooraer IL Won dOnt delay too lons. We insv
~s can suit you in Hs'.. Flowers and. In fsct,
all military rood. Come IN .na.--
THE BON MARcHI
no and o.. in Tsns. Gray, and blaeka. sr,
worth looking after.
THE BON MARcHI
BLACK EMBRoIpERrEs.
Anons the new Blsct Embroidery rlounc-
inss. <5 inche. wide. = show nv pst,ern-
Polks Dots. ell Blsck Black with Helic,rop>.
Black with White. Biscs with Red. At IN. loo
price Of s4.as for ~ yards. making sntir.
dress.
THE BON NAkcHE.
SKIRTS.
Juss ina Fine Alracs skirt. With deep Knife
plating. in Black and Gray. at si@
THE BON MARcHE.
NINETEEN CENTS
For Percale and Dohmet Flannel Shirt wsss,s
sizes 10 L. This price until Saturday nlxht
RRRf s 90 NM
FL $ss 9 % 3 I'M
MN NM RRR COG HH ZEE
MMM MSSMM a kRkR &C HsHs F.
Nm Il az kk COS H# trr
mh24 36 7TH STREET NV.
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WOODWARD & LorHRor.
MARCH "a. 1891.
A LAMP STORY.

We have shor; but highly interesting story
totell about Tampa Just little gu; Of season
you may say but suppose you can save dollar
or more on each larnr-what them New goods
are thee. too; haven't be-n ont Of the factory
ten days. We purchased them Of one of those
enterrrislns manufacturers who believes in
keeping his capital and workmen employed
during the duh season, even though his money
ssimply transferred from one pocket TO the
other. That is Just what he did in our case
We own the soods at first cos, OF production and
We propose 10 sacrifice part OF our proh, ~
well. Just to give our patrons the best Lamp
bargains" they ever had. Two months hence
We will be required TO pay jus, about the Prices
81 which this lot is Offered
fou have the whole story now. except Oh,
prices. and they. the mos, interesting part. fol-
low:
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MARCH "a. 1881.

MARCH ~. 1851.
CoHEx,s TRIMMING SronE.
sesELEvENrH STREET NoRrHwEsf.
Branch Of Q. Cohen Co.. Boston.
CoLoRED TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
We make. 70 Close out the balance Of our stood
Of Jswsled Pass>mentsriss. prscs that vii Ill
them In about one day.
Gold with Jewels:
Camilla. with S<wels; N colon
Miisnaise. with Jewels; }
Former prices. e. s2so. g. $3.50 ana -
yard- To closs. choics sf - Il --,-
81 YARD rsa-i
OWING 10 the rainy weather. ne VII continue
our Spectral Lace sale sBoehs dag.
We receive. almos, dsisy. saaisioas 10 81
isrre ssc-k Of La-es IN bisck snd white. frte0
o. COHEN,
mh3s - iisA =. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

sEAToN PERRY.
.'PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Establishsd 1870. IL
,-s-.-y-s-s-s-
,-,-,-s-s-s-s"
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REQUISITES Fos EASTER
AT
JOHNSON 4 LUTTRELL'S.

To complete yo1r Easter toilet you'n need NEW
Parasol and Gloves 10 match your costume. There's
no better variety to be found nor PRICES LOWER
for RELIABLE GOODS than here.
PARASoL SPECIALS.
22-inch Laventine silk Parasols. in Navy Blue. Tan
Gray. Garnet and Black, either plaid plain, with
border at 81.
%2.inch Surah SILK Parasois with carved wood and
twisted oak handles. all the desirable coors. only
s2.7o. Finer grades at -. $3.50. 81 and $3.50.
AN UMBRELLA BARGAIN.
100 26-inch GLORIA" Cloth Umbrellas. twisted oak
handles. with silver patches and tasse, only 81. 60
These can't be duplicated for less than 81.
KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Good 4button Kid Gloves. all sizes. at G9c. Nous
quetaire Suede Gloves. in Tans and Grays. for this
week, 81; worth ell Forster's Patent hook Kid
Gloves, either dressed undressed. colorsd and
Black. at 81. sl-2J and sl.JO.
FINEST QUALITY NousQuetairs Kid Gloves. at
81 80 and 81. 9S.
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by expert and ACCOMMODATING young ladies.
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New SPRING Goops.

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ristsss. French and Scotch Ginxhams, ar~nadines
Lisis Hose.
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