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YOUNG GIRLS CRIMES
A Poisoner in Boston and a Thief in
Chicago.
SIGNS OF MORE INDIAN TROUBLE.
Coolest Weather of the Winter in
the Northwest.
DISTRESS IN THE TIA JUANA.
DISTRESS IN THE TIA JUANt
An ALLEGED GIRL PoIsoNER.
Pearl Lecourt OF Boston Charged with tn
Crime

BosroS. Feb. 2s.-Chief Of Police Burrell of
Revere yesterday arrested Pearl Lecourt. aged
nineteen, on suspicion of having administered
arsenic to the members of her fathers family.
irom the effects of which her brother Arthur.
aged three. has died and other members of the
family have been made very ILL Pearl alone
having suffered no effects from poisoning No
inouve Is directly given for the girl TO commit
the crime unless one can be implied by GER
tain reports that Pearl has intimated thai Mr..
Lecourt is not her own father.
A drug clerk in Chelsea upon being con-
ironted with the girl positively stated that she
had twice visited the store and purchased
arsenic before the family were taken sick and
once since A chemical analysis of the stomach
OF the dead boy and OF certain articles used
about the house is being made and some i'm
portant developments may result At present
the remaining members, consisting OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lecourt and two children, are rapidly re-
covering.
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IN THE TIA JUANA VALLEY.

Seventy Persons Take Refuge in q School
House-Few Structures Standing.
SAN DIEGO Feb. 2s.-Last night parties who
came up from Tia Juana for aid for sufferers
report that at least seventy people are housed
in the school house and the few structures left
standing in the flooded district with absolutely
nothing to eat and but few clothes. The farm
ers in the neighDorhood have fed the homeless
people since the food.
Another Mexican is missing from the lower
side, who is thought TO have been drowned.
The damage in the Tia Juana valley is over
a, 900. The funeral Of Druggist Scribner took
place yesterday and while the body WAS being
carried over the trestlework one of the bearers
fell through and the coffin was precipitated on
top of him, seriously injuring him.
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DIED..

BOSS. Suddenly. Of heart trouble. THURSDAY, Feb
rpary 20, 1881. at 5p m; Ann z BOSS. daughter 81
Funeral from the residence of her brother. Vim. A.
O'Clock. Friends invited.
CRulMP; ON February %, 1881. at HIS pm.
Funeral from the residence of her nephew. A. 4. n.
Carver, 415s street southwest. on sunday morning
3;se am, MARY A. DAWSON, widow Of the late
Samuel c. Dawson. Ina the eshtieth year Of her
After the strife
Eternal life
Forever blest
The soul He Fa'her rns s0 III !. x PreOns shs.f
Enter thy rest in peace
And soft he thy rerose:
Thy tolls are Der. thy troubles cease:
Thine eyeiids gently Close"
Funeral on Tuesday, Marc March ?: a. go pm. re.
a ss.. late residence SD MASSACHUSETTS, avenue north
FURBERsHAw. On Friday, February %. 1891.
. Furbershsw. aged year nine months and slsssa
Funeral from parents residence. 7le Third street
northeast. On sunday. March l. AT O'Clock .
Johnson q ssy ss :, nc g
and Ezabeth Leuinons, ss-d three months and seven
Funeral services At residence Of parents. s02 Neu
and friends are invited 20 attend
IL
st the residence OF her sister Mrs x NJ p,ses No
st JoaSs5s dsa.s a r.. .,s H.Sr
johnson Of Fsirfax county. virginia
town AZ ii oeiocs on Monday. ''N'''
KING: ON THURSDAY: February 20 lsel, Jesse
thirty-two years.
Tvs hard to Sss:f the ss nd cord
IT'S hard. % hard, . .pssk the voras
oxa.a hsxa lsid th~~
Bun t Inv memory RssSsss VII sTnS e ese1ssssd
mi We zee thy heavenly fsoe.
oss.i s'f% P So S$ " % ks sss
osaR y q frsn IN e: II
hsr ss maj ns,s q SoTrsS SSse, ssind
southwest on sunday At 3 O'Clock pm.
MAYTrELD; On February .. lsel, Eta. wife
%onths and nineteen days.
Notice Of funeral in Mondays Post.
I. =. n sS as. 'f fir %onns Of Fs
HINTON, ycynerss daughter Of the lated Edw.rd i.
Tsnsis ssIylss VIA ..s r,.Ss e..c. E cAyrl
day morning st IL O'Clock. lnterrnent private
PRAY. February q. 1891, IN baltimore. ss,er .
fssysr 4 s' ss,s Ety. N his s sS yea MIA C. w.
boston papers please copy-l
RoYs; On Friday: February q. ,ssl. at e,cles
keys, ssed ten yesrs and eleven month";
Funeral private
RUSSELL On February %. 1891. az 4.57 p.m,
COhNflLA r. hCsskli. vile Of Rear Admiral J. n
Russell.
The funersl vii take place from 81 JoAp,s Cburch
Monday, March,. II IL O'Clock am
80, scHnNLIDth AZ the res,dsncs Of his mother.
rnsry 20. 1881. at o'ciock, DAVID sChkklDkk.
Arsa twenty -, ,1ne year. -.
street northwest. at 2 30 .. ma. sunday. Asrh l.
THOMAS. On THURSDAY. February %. lspl, e
her mother n siarnse m TaEolla fsrk. Nd. nNSlE
Il, THOMAS. aeed twenty years and seven Ilonfhk.
Funeral from her resSen.e sunday. March ]. 4
eltarEIl n
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The Stenographeru' Club.

Another largely attended meeting of the new
stenographers' Club was held last night at s2s
F street. Willard Frasher, the temporary presi-
dent, occupied the chair. The committee on
constitution and bylaws, which was appointed
at the last meeting rendered q report After
some amendments had been agreed 20. the con-
stitution was adopted. Next Friday at the
same place. another meeting will be held when
the bylaws will be considered and the officers
elected.
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NINE A. RurpEnrs FACE BLEACH
Has done much for would 1t were in my power
to crown her QUEEN OF ALL WOMEN.
The above II extract New Jersey lady's let
ter To MADAME RrPPEkT. Thisis but a fair sample
OF hundreds ot letters which this
pleXlon specialist daily
Her FACE BlEACH entirely removes all blemishes,
such as EkECKLt.s. MOTH, PIMPLEs, ECZEMA A.
SAlLOWNESs. FLESH WORMS. OiLlNl.ss, Sc.
Il Is not sos.netic. 70 cover M, but CURE. BIZ:
OFFICE in this city Is sr,9 St n W. Don't forget
address Call or send for valuable Information
NINE A. RUPERT.
go + st. n. W.. wsshinrt ON. ID. c.
Open also Wednesday and saturday evening Till 8
p.ln- fab
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The Maryland Republican A..oc,.,,...

The Maryland Republican Association Of
Maryland helda meeting last night at National
lists Hall, Thomas ID. Bond presiding and A.
Van Ruth acting ~ secretary. Resolutions
were adopted condemnatory Of the three Mary
land republican Congressman for their advocacy
of the civil service law.
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SIGNS OF MORE TROUBLE.
Sioux Wandering About Kansas-Ghost
Dances Resumed.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-A dispatch from Arkansas
City, Kan, says: Ii is learned from reliable
sources that a small party of Sioux Indians
from the northern reservations now in the
Usage reservations south of here. They have
been travelling about through Indian territory
visiting all the different reservations. and have
held long secret conferences with members Of
each tribe Just what their mission is il L. impos-
sible to learn yet. Trouble is liable to come
from the visit. 1t is a significant fact that sew
eral of the tribes that were in favor of allot-
ment few weeks ago are now opposed to it,
and that the kaws have new prophet, who
SAYS that in five years the whites will leave the
land. The Wichitas. Comanches and Kechis
have also resumed their ghost dances.
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MARRIED..

HoLL1DGE-GREEN. On Thursday. February
26 1cll. at No, :E3 street northwest BY Elder j. -
Masnburn. JN0. Il. HOLIIDGE 20 MARY A.
GREEN. both Of Washington. DC.
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AWAY BELOW ZERO,

Coolest Weather OF the Winter Sweeping
Over the Northwest.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, Feb. 2s.-The coolest
weather of the winter is sweeping down over
the northwest. AT Prince Albert yesterday the
thermometer registered 46 degrees below zero.
Quapelle had a temperature of 40 degrees below
and WInnepeg 50 degrees.
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L.ssBuneH & Bios
DAILY NEWS.

DAILY NEWS.
Always interesting reading matter Much
money can he saved by securing carefully their
commercial talk. As your interest IL thsirs
they will always be on the alert TO secure the
newest goods at the lowest prizes and share with
you any and all benefits.
RECEIVED TODAY:
l.5oO boxes o; Tourist Ruchins with tinsel
cord. Worth for us to buy Joc. per piece We
viii sell VIVA; there is for
&c. PEE BOX.
12yards to a ox.
tRucilins Counter. LIST foor.l
LEATHER GOODS.
Purses. with double clasps. ICE
pc. Pork-tbooks now loc.
Soc Pocketboohs new: oc.
Card Cases. different styles. J0c.
Oozs Chatel.ines. formerly sl.23. now &c.
Satin Shopping Bass. embroidered, 1lc.
Worth al 90 now
Chiidr.n's Cha,eianes, &c.
Leather GoOets Dept. Isl counter as yen enter.)
We hav. only few Flannel Wrappers and Tea
Gowns left. but even they must go to make
for sprihx and Summer Goods. In
order to do this Iusk. another sIecisi T-sluc-
wear.
Our - Ca Wrappers We viii sell for e.
Our g.. 30 for s5..S. Our IS :Ofor sins.
All our line Frenrh Flame. Tea GOWNS that
from ST.. 10 10 81 for $50.
Those from els to SIS tor sio.
An excellent opportunity to buy Tea Gown
Wrapper tofeip out the s-ason-
We will at these for you and make Any and all
the alterations Necessary.
tsecond floor for these.)
IMPORTANT NEWS CARRIERS
Or our I'd dcor.
tbs worth your while to attend these sales.
II curiosity alone prompts you to do 30 it
will repay you to the multi,udes that flock
here directly after they read our announce
ments. Why. Because 1t is our innexible rule
to advertise sxartIy what We have and to have
enough what we advertise unless otherwise dis
tinctly stated.
MINI GOOD THINGS
acases OF hne tnbleached Saline Remnants,
equal to the French in manufacture suitable
for LADIES' Underwear and many other useful
purposes Only &c. FER yard. Regular value.
Is.
Orieces of Cream co,ored Scrim, in difersn.
patterns Of lace tnish, fully yard wide. Oniy
&c per yard. Generally sold at 81.
2,4O0 yards OF the latest Spring Styles CO.
checo Remnants, in lengths from y to II yards;
warranted absolutely FAST colors.
Only &c. Per yard Regular price, Sc.
1000 yards Of VIM Simpson Sons Bes.
Mourning Calico Remnants. in Black. with
White figures. Lengths ranging from sto IL
yards.
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SHIRTS.

We will place on sale 100 dozen Unlaundered
land stamped sol. fine linen BOSOM. reiI-
forced back and front. patent continuous
facing. cut full sizes, sizes IA to Is would
be good value at 1ic. This week each. -
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decree Of divorce was made by Judas
Bradley yesterday in favor Of the complainant
Stella n Harhydt, against ThoA n. barhydt
They we're married In Evansville, n. B., Ma,
9, 1883. and she charged dessrtion July 81
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FASTER GUMP LOSES HIS BET,


He Wagered That He Could Do without
Food for Thirty Days.
CHICAGO, Feb. ga dispatch from Fort
Wayne, Ind, says: Gump, the faster, who, on
February2 commenced his attempt to fast thirty
days on a 81, 600 wager with Col Geary, had TO
give up last evening, having tasted exactly
twenty-five days. He began weighing l26
pounds and when he quit he weighed
twenty-four pounds less. The urgings
Of his mother to break the fast ON account Of
his declining health prompted him 10 quit
although his physician assured him that he
could easily hold out for the remaining five
days with safety. II is to be regretted that he
did not succeed. as the money was 10 be used
in lifting 81 900 mortgage from the home Of
his parents Col Geary has assumed all doc
tors and other expenses until he fully recov-
cred During the fast he used thirfy-eight
pints of water and no food. He was feverish
but one day.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s-President Mcleod
Of the Reading Railroad Company annoupces
the successful termination Of the negotiations
for the sale Of the Reading railroad bonds,
secured by mortgage on the Terminal raiiroad
property, and the construction Of that line
Will be pushed with vigor. The capital stock of
the Terminal Company viii be increased TO
q. SEC, 00o-
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IT WITH
ORIGINAL
1NGs OF
oBvIAT1Na
CONTINUE A
OWN ACCORD
A
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The Longfellow Memorial Association.
Boston, Feb. 2s.-The Longfellow Memorial
Association last night elected officers at Cam
bridge: President, Charles Eli Norton; vice
presidents. Oliver Wendell Holmes. James Rus
sell Lowell and John @. Whittier; secretary, Ar
thur Gilman; treasurer, benjamin Vaughan;
also nine directors.
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UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Mediuin-weight Jersey Ribbed Vests,
long or short sleeves. worth Doc. This
Mems Medium or Snine eirh, Merino iiinder.'
wear, colors White, Pawn and Natural,
hnisaed in excellent manner, all SIZES
were manufactured to sell at TIC. Tins
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GLOVES.

Ladies' Biarritz Gloves, fun eieht-button
worth 81. THIS week, per pair -
Ladies' seven-hook suede Gloves, in Tans,
Browns and Blacks, plain silk points on
back. worth u. ~. This week, ,
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WHEN THE HEAD FEELS DULL,AND HEAVY,
w the skin appears sxliow aud greasy, and the
stomach refuses food. take Carters Little Liver Pills.
Don't forget this.
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LISTERS DEsrrrRrcg
Is sntissytic and purifying
LISTERS DENrIFRIcE
Keeps the breath sweet and fragrant.
LISTERS DENrIFRIcE
Prevents drray and bad breath.
LISTERS DFNTIFRICE
hfsssrses the teeth and gums Ia healthy condition
LISTERS DENIIFRICE
should b< used by all g--rs Of tobacco.
LISTERS DENTIFRICE
snoald Do used by all having sore gums or c,tsryh
- LISTERS DENTIFRICE
should he ussd By .li Who vslIus clean ssssb and
pure breath.
Made and for sale by
". s. THOMPSON.
Pharmacists.
les s03 18th q.
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NIGHT SHIRTS
SPRING NECKWEAR.

VI excellent material, trimmed in Q most elc-
giant manner, some with silk embroidery
were positively sold at 81 each. This
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Needing tonic or children tina. want building up
should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
II is pleasant to take Malaria Indigestion and
BiliousDess. All dealers keep it, 1
WHY DON'T YOU TRY CARRIERS LITTLE
w Liver Pulls. They positive cure for sick head
ache. and all the ills produced by disordered liver.
Only pill dose.
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Cnourr SouxDs

At nisht from babys CRIB ere dstrsctins to psreass
who ct los for medicine equal to the emergency
Not with thoss who havs AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL in the house. dc>e Of this medicine
aiEords certain and speedy relief To cure colds.
coughs, sofe throat. asthma bronchitis hoarseness
and the various disorders Of the breathing
Aysrs Cherry Pictorial has no equal 1t soothes the
inaamed tissue, promotes expector.,ion and induces
CALL FOR
repose. lCapt. o. carley. Brooklyn, NY, writes
II have used Ayers Cherry Pectorai in my family for
thirty years and have always found il the best remedy
for Group. TO which complaint my children were
subject"
II use Ayers Cherry Pectorai IN my practice and
pronounce it to be unequaled as q remedy for colds
and coughs. 9. Gordon. NJ. D.. Carroll Co.,
Virginia
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists Price. 81; 81, bottles. s5.i
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WASHABLE DRESS STUFFS.

Big drive in Yard wide Challie, deicately tinted
ground colors, with handsome sprays and
flowers. also stripes with SIDE border. maue
to sell Mt l21Sc. yard. Special price, per
Toile du Nord Dress Ginghams, per yard .......
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BLOOD. B1ooDn B1ooD.n
sCROFULA. RHEUMATISM. ECZEMA. BLACK
HEADS. PIMPLEs. BLoTCHEs AND
ALL SKIN DISEASES.
WILLIAMS ARE sARsAPARILLA
WILLIAMS ABSOLUTELY sARsAPARILLA
WILLIAMS CURED SARsAPARILLA
WILLIAMS BY sARSAPARILLA
WILLIAMS USING sARSAPARILLA
WILLIAMS OR sARsAPARILIA
WILLIAMS THE SARSAPARILLA
WILLIAMS MONEY sARsAPARILLA
WILL BE REFUNDED.
100 DOSES FOR so CENTS
Manufactured and for sale by
+. 9. WILLIAMS CO.. DRUGGISTS.
Under Masonic Temple.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHIN6, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES
the CHILD, SOFTENs the GUMS, ALLAYs all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie, and 10 the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing
SYRUP" and take no other kind - cents . bottle.
d1o-1y.
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n. ". BEvERIp0E,
IMPORTER POTTERY AND PORCELAIN,
d3-3m 1908 Peuusyivania ave
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SpRcfAL SpR1Sa SALE.
LONDON BAzAR.
We Offer - a special induesment for two days.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY.
The following baryaias,
One lot Striped Effects, s1.5O
One lot French Flannel all shades silk cord a. a.
One lot French Flannel, finished with gilt braid,
e399.
One lot French Flannel, extra quality. $50.
Fine Refers. all shades special. S4.a9
The above cannot be duplicated these prices and
as saline viii prevail for two days only be quick TO Sc
cue one OF these styles.
MILLINERY.
Our stock 10 complete and very select Our line of
Pattern Hats and Bonnets second to none
In flowers We have all the best and newest designs
and shades.
Al tie popnlar and desirable shapes in spring and
summer Hate. Black and Co.ored.
PRICES MODERATE
LONDON Bazaar.
us Market Space,
fs1s1 bet nh and sth SITS.
-.-.B
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HOUSEHOLD LINENS.

ALTHOUGH WE PUT OUT NEW HOUSEHOLD
LINENS LONG BEFORE ANY ONE ELSE
THOUGHT OF so DOING. THERE HAS BEEN NO
LET UP" TO THE DEMAND. THERE ARE TWO
SOLID REASONS FOR THIS WE CARRY TWICE
THE STOCK AND HAVE NO PEERS IN PRICES.
IF WE DIDN'T KNOW THIS TO BE CONCEDED
BY BUYERS WE WOULDN'T DARE SAY So
One Case Heavy Crochet Bed Spreads large
size, assorted patterns, at..........,..... Al %
One Case Genuine Marseiiles Bed Spreads
large SIZE assorted patterns. at. -. s19s
low prices.
25 pieces Heavy Huck Toweline. pure linen,
o. =, pc! per ys nsL Y;;. r:,,;.i::::;-.;.. 12hc
- wide. assorted pattSns, per yard. .,..... 3Oc
30 dozen Extra Larre Pure Linen he'd Border
90 O0yiies, per doz. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 75c
SO dozen Extra Large and Heavy Crepe Towels,
pure linen. red and blue borders each 1Sc
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20 20 20
En- En- e. E Est S s's e. !. III ''
+ EERR kkR COG COG kkEH MN m 7

WE HAVE LAID OUT LARGE LINE OF GOODS
ON OUR SECOND FLOOR WHICH WE DESIRE
TO SELL BEFORE REMOVING TO OUR NEW
STORE. NO. 1918 ST. TO 1914 ST. NV.
20 PER CENT is THE DISCOUNT BUT SOME
OF THE GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE.
MOST OF THE GOODS ARE CHOICE BUT
BROKEN ASSIGNMENTS. 1T WILL PAY ANY
ONE WISHING DECORATED CHINA 20 SEE
THIS ASSORTMENT.
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EMBROIDERIEs.

WHAT WE MENTION THIS WEEK Is DE.
clDEDLY 1.-THE THING NOW AND VERY
GREATLY IN DEMAND. WE ARE WELL SUP.
Piled. HOWEVER, AND RUN" ON IT WON'T
PHASE Us.
The King Trimming e inches wide). with cam
brio RUNE and three tucks. worth &C. per yard Sc
The kins Irimning GIN inches wide,. with N
The King Trimming On inches wide), with q cam
brtc ru11e. edged with lace, and also pufhng
with insertion with q 1h-nch rune, worth
The King Tnmmins, 4 inches wide. with cam. -''
tncks worth lbc per yard. 12c
and assorted pstteTns. worth t5c. per yard =. lie
One lot Of Hamburg EDGE from to inches wide,
new pafterns worth lOc. Per yard ............. &c
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Ladies' Blazer Jackets. made of all pure wool
ladies' cloth. square-cut shawl collar,
twilled kersey cloth ruund-tut slaw col
lar. with silk cords metal cords and bnt-
tons. in Tan. Grey, Ecru. Navy and Black.
They well made. every seam bound,
81 30. choice for. &c s5
LADIES' Fine Refer Jacket, made OF imported
kerSey cloth. edge, sleeve aud cuh found
with inetal-miZed silk cord ornamented
with handsome silk cord irogs iull tailor
made. in Ian. Grey and Black. well worth
Childrens Pea Jacket, made Of Navy Blue
twllied cloth. bound all around with gold
braid. mt buttons and anchors. any size.
from to II years, every garment worth
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800 dozen fine Silk and Satin Scarfs knot style
and tour. -hands: mostly lisht effects.
stripes, plaids and figures, all new sprtnr
styles, July worth 39c. each. This week
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g knk "A T
{ COG e / / kErr I "a 4 T
E. E. E. Fl Fl Fl + y + T. +:
ssss "A + ERE
ssss III i IL. Hrr
W. n. HoEKE's.
BEGINNING MONDAY MORNING AND
CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
WE WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING
GOODS AT PRICES NAMED:
serim. &c. yard; Cretonne. 1oxc yard.
Figured Muslin. 1Oc.
Pongee Drspery. In solid colors. l5c.
figured. 12hc 13c. and lSc.
Satin Finished Cretonne. 45c. Tapestry
Border. DC. and l0c.
Window Shades. in all colors, yards
long. with fringe, Vac.
lot Of All-chenile Portieres. in solid
colors and also with Dadoes. fringed top ind
bottom. only few pair of each pattern, At
$50; price was Is.
II pair Of SUI Curtains. O. 95; price was
%.
few pair Of Embroidered Muslin Cur
tains. price has been o.. 50 and %. 80, to
clean them out. S4.16
A lot of nottingham and Lace Curtains at
half price.
Hassocks. PC. and Soc. Goatskin Rugs,
ol.9o.
Velvet and Moquette Rugs. "a inches by
IL yards. 81.
2ttinch Smyrna Rug, so45; 3O-inch,
%. 45; 36-inch. S4.4
1 Tapestry Rug, best quality. s.3xIO.s,
for sI4.
Tapestry Rug. best quality. s.3zl4. FIR
Tapestry Rug. best quality. s.3xl5.7.
for e2O.
Tapestry Rug. best quality. IO6xl5.7.
for $24 20.
Velvet Rug. 8. 3x1c. for 1915.
Brussels Rug. 8.3xl2. for s.,3
Moquette RuS, S.3xl2. g. for 825.
And great many othe.I
BEST ALL-WOOL FULL-wEIGHT ART
SQUARES. ~ yards by 3 yards. S5.63;
3x3 yards, s6.7o; 3x3,s yards. s7.sS; 3x4
yards. 90.
IsPAHAN AND BYZANTINE CARPETS.
9xl2. for 315.
BEST ALL-woOL INGRAM CARPETS,
DC. yard.
EXTRA QUALITY TAPESTRY BRus.
Sells, soc.
VELVET CARPET. a5c.. AND BEST
MOQUETTE, sL2o.
One Suite Psrior Furniture, walnut
frames. upholstered in crushed pl ush. ono
chair slightly imperfect. for 81. 20
One Suite Imitation MahoEsny Frames.
in Sultan plush. $47.5O.
One Suite In Silk Plush. eos.
One Over-stuffed 5piece Suite in Broca-
telle. trimmed with fringe. Sl37.50; was
Sl65.
One Larse Turkish Suite, 3 pieces. in
brocatelle. trimmed with heavy fringe.
9l61. 30; was 900.
Same Suite in Handsome Tapestry. for
@l27.50 was $50.
One Large. pieces. Turkish Suite. in fine
satin damask. with handsome silk fring-,
e175; was S:,,s5.
) Chamber Suites, antique and sixteenth
century finish. cheval dresser. Reduced
from $50 to ga. 70. Suites, old English
oak cheval dressers, cut from 445 to
$50. 80. The best made 4l9 80 Suite on tho
market. 2 Massive Antique Oak 5-foot
Sideboards, large French bevel plate,
$3.50. cut from $50. One Antique Side
board. Tennessee marble top. $3.50. from
S75. One 5-foot Antique Bossd, s47 80
from stf5. One Solid Cherry 5-foot Board,
two large French mirrors, 81. 30. from
Sea -.
REMEMBER, THIS SALE Is FOR ONE
WEEK ONLY, AND FOR CASH
ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY.
W. H. HOEKE.
feoSeo4t 9Th and Ps. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-28

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