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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-27

I'M READING ANp rifiSG Tiir ~
~ uiian of Ahhls A IlanuW fdrinistiaiFIt
% thr rttatr ~ tafiTHun alIrn iiFFuti 1r.
rstssd. teiiiuF fufth Inst shf haa nlef hHf rnai
arruupt ~ her administration urIn said o.
sis ikthls rruFf that Ill ite dthia ~ stid 80
isis mi ~ said dsrsasu hste teen futi' rAlf.
ahd tistA p9fti1u ~ naii estate fctnsins 20 -
dItide1 amunE The iriIf ~ taii deceased nni
pfuYiuE afunuH ether ihnTs 10 an nfdef A.
lnslnF sid nuh nrrlEnt aad NJ Nlsifihutiuu n
he ietidns u shid estate amonF The persons
snutlsl,
n J. erdsfsd that tiipusons lrterss'td 10
tue fstata ~ he said tltnsrne Aleu lifFutt
Hfraassd, h. aud appear before ne Probate
Coat of ihu Cpuhiy u ralt lac, ~ ne Court
iiHom 81 stht tour, 10 ne tHunlN tnull
iiouss % " rfnssdaf The iNh, fsf u jaly,lsli
q 10 u'tlara a. M thea ani ihsfr u thu.
cause Why en- order alluFirE salf hnsl acr0uul
anf Of distfihauan fhuuli NJ q made q thl
residue ~ sail sstaie hmnnH The heirs ~ ~
ssii Csihefiue Aiisn rrfstt eecsassl, arcoid
itis iarifsf ordered that me sisft sause .,
tfss ~ tn ufdsf " BE- % ted n three puhlii
place. 10 salt iaks touhtY and Published u
i've ufaNnIf iNhsiHO NtNs, a hresrarrl
pfinfsi and cirraiaisl IN -Al tatr conaiy
ihffU ucsts successfully nrtt. be- lfs the al,
iiih day ~ iuV To-,
Iiatdd JuHr flfh, is1i
q. ", nAiifCn. Probate Judsc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-27

an nrAniNG AND TilISG TIM FE.
" iitiln " Ahtir A, llgFuit, ahmihisifAtuN
of the estate ct eslTFr W, iigsuttt decreased.
seitiuE forth that the has nird htr tnsl ae'
count ~ her Standardization upon sail raiaie
Ia ials Coufi that Ali The drhti VI sail sttate
And u SAID 10 cstsi have bren fully PAD, And
that portion ~ sad estate remains % 10 a.
Yilsd kinong tie hsifs n saii deceased, ard
pfayinF hmors other thinFs isfa Order allow
inF sad hnai Aerasnt hnd distribution u the
rescue OF saii estate among ihs Psnsons en-
itis ordered that Ailprrsons inisrctisi In
The sstata % TO naid OtoIro ", i1fEpu,
deceased, he aud nppear tufefe The Probate
Court of thn ruuuiy 10 SAT- lsskr, ~ tha Court
nanH % ttlf caufi, 10 ne County Court
iinusu, 90 " rirfaitY, ihe 18Th daI ~ iulY,
isai, AZ " o'clurs a M, q ~ and thtfe q shuH
cause Why 80 nrirf HlineinE taiu nual hrH
eauui sndnf dsifihsiian should not BE- made
~ thr fusidue Of sait uttats anonF itu heirs
o. The saii uelfEu ". rlssosi, dscsaard, se'
eardinf % Law.
tires 81 thls order 70 30 posted Ia three putiio
ulares In salt laku tQHuiy sad Published Ia
tho DfHtHhf tNHNfNq NhNs, q newspaper
pfintnf and circulated ~ ralt LAto tuuntY,
lhfse zee suffefslNslY nrk1hefofe The sali
In dnY ~ July, illf
o'W hARrOiI. Probate JudEe.
nafad June tIn. AH1ls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-27

tvunty 81 salt iAts.
I,u.I. Anen. Cicrs Of ne Probate Court Ia
andfuf the gsuntF ~ -ait Lac, ~ the refris
tufT ~ Utah. 90 hsfruy eeitify that The fore
ruina BE- fan. tfue hnI correct r1ry uf order
% how cause why order u lsif uf ffai estate
shaaid not " made. IN the tnsiisr ne sstatc
ana guardianship ~ Juanuh u 81 tfahtn, -
fi ninafa, A. apfs -ft ~ rccufd 10 ny orice,
~ witness whereof, have hefeuntn ~ ny
hfuH Hud HflNei tHe seal u said t0lft. tbs
Ts,aIf q y. ALLEN,
Clerk Of Probate Court
ny @. 4. STANTON,
ucpuiy tierE d5v
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-27

order aproinuns tine and place Tor ,sitlsasni
of dahi acenunt ard " hear petition
f0f dIHtflha ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-27

order 10 show Cause Why order Of sale Of
Real Estatc should not he maize.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-27

In The matter of tho E.taie and Guardbn.hip
Of Joieph l.. " Giahsrp, q al, Minors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-27
NOTICE.
In the Pfohsts Court M AMI fdr salt tats
trlatJ, TCuiiorJ " utah.
~ the ms der ~ tho Esiais ~ Catherine Alier
ifssuit, ctriaaCd

order arps'uiinr tine nnd pi,cs tor seiiismon
" uuai .s6Hunt and 70 hslr ptution
IN lLaIILlMIlnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-27

I.C.I Alifu, Cicfk Of Tho Probate Court IN
aHi tor tha County 81 sat tate, ~ tAe Iefrit
tarF - UtAh, DO hrfrhr rffuiy ihat The fore
apn1lniina time and riars fuf astiiemeat ~
lhal account and 20 hHaf rfunoh tnf distflus
ton - Appoafs u record 10 niY once,
tnsiinfss whereof I have hfffuntn oct ny
hand and arkai tho ssat n said Huurt, ihfs
.oih DAY u Juss. A. H.. is,l,
isTAi e. " AiLEN,
Cioft ~ the Probate Court
INCH trksfus, p-ruW CLERK, dh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-27
annni, N h.ltlals.n

tounil " 1Alt AAAf1
10 d. Alien, Cirrs ot The Probate Court To
andfnI iht csnn,f ~ SAT- lass' ~ tha isffl'
Fning 10 fun, tue ani correct copy u order
sppuintlnE Umn ani place for ssli'gneHt n
hhAi account. I'D y he.f psliiloa for dislfiba'
Nv Wines shrfrnf, ! have hrrrunin set my
hand aId HniNai tna seal u SAID touH, thu
tfnAl1 q y. Ati.EN,
clsfA of Probate Couft
EYO.E. STANTON,
HsHHfH fNnris -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-27

IN Tie Probate taun in and To- salt IAis
County, Iciniofg " utAl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-27

In the rfops,s Couri. IN and for salt lake
Couh'y, Territory Of Utah.

10 no MalteI Of lhs r,i4i. o. IIlIrlei r,f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

Since the shelving Of the force bill the energy
displayed by Congress has been conspicuous.
1t now seems probable that the House will pass
the last q the regular annual appropriation
measures before the week closes With the
fs>iity always shown by the Senate in the dis
patch Of business at the end of a session it may
confidently be expected that everything of
prime necessity viii be cleared OF the docket
by March 4. Congress is n loquaeious body,
bat it is also when aroused a working body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18
OuR SPECIAL SALE SrnL ;oNrISuEa
FOR SPOT CASH OILY
We OFFER FOLLOWING RpUcTIoNs.
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
'over-stuned" Parlor suite. ~ plush and
tapestry. Reduced from fls5 tsll3;
Oak Cabinet, bowel plate sss. heduced
Giit TsHls, Reduced from ptos a
/ french Git Chair. eossredt heunais-sncs
Tapestry. Reduced from go tk3U.
d Gill Conversation Chair. hedaced from
= Larve Turkish Rockers. Reduced from
Reduced from $50 20 see.5o.
osk Library Chair. woodseat. Reduced
''I' osE co.oilisi Chair. R.du.d from slsss
Very LArse Rattan Chairs .. TOsnsr price.
Oak Chair. very handsou. q Former
6ss Hall Chair. sa.5o. Foner price.
Es,t.n Chair; go, Ia'ss ,r,ess e.
Sold Gal Book Case. RsAcs from ss5s to
Oak chevsl Glass. French ID pl.te gi.s.
Large oal clifionlsr and stdrobs. bsvei
plate eisss Reiaced IRON 81 t9s2 =
Standing farlor Cabinet, 1acherry- 80.
! Slid walnut cshiffOuie- bevei plate glass.
Beauced from So 60 Ell, - -,
8 odd Oak washsssndsfo o'os out, $3.50
Ta-piece Hair Cloth ,rior sub. Reduced
Solid Walnut Suite AAroie top-s % Re-
a9ss Srt tsS1 81 Bed son suirs. large b-vsl
glass hsaaced lros hal Chat, 60
Lcsaer" al 81. 55sr Cannot be quplicsssd
tor 81 rs SOFIA oal Ca Seat Roetsn R.duo.d 70
81. 20 worth sSyARPErs.
The f,,,,uanurpeis VIII he soi< NJ thu an
NM s.ssos.' saeces wiz NOT ts cut The
nsn.1 , ~ ~, Re takeas '"e
s4iesss-ts fss "a ~, ssrls: 3ih yards, els
y1 ,,ss, s o1., Eoeaette at q psr yard.
1piess - Susiffy Fine Frame Body Brus-
SCI. =, 90 yards. % yards. 50 rua. AM
Yards ards. DON yards. sJs ysr,is ana -
y,ras g -. 49,. "a. M. a, 40 s.<
LIZ y. .st and ..4,s yards escf' ~ 'ss-
K, A-isy Tsssssr,. I'd TO sor. ~
si II a. "a sos, sls. 2sx. IL. ls,s. ~
All .,a Vol iasf@in Carpet. 50c. per yxra.
~, sELAlN AND yPAoLsIERy GOODS.
fncsd nom { 10 20 10 ~.
a pairs Blue and God Iarcosnsn curs~,usL
+. mir, f5 49,, - 20 81 = - nam,
:. Par. Heal Lace curs.sns. IS Ksu.~
psiE Real L.r- ours.iu.. sa Fr,.r
- s.ris N.dr.s Muslin. R.ancsa frsn
30 Curtain Esai i-; eolos.. n.a...s
rye 90, e: =. 70 D. I.r l.a.
90 -s-lnrh rya-z<. ramr.~A
a., rursSie Tor CHAR sest- ana harkx
49,. <H-- al. AND "a. s.cA
sULzus LANsBuReH.
2 ETH AND y ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18
The New SHopp1xe BAGS.
ALSO


PURSES AND POCKET BOOKS
The latest is mixture Of Satchel and and Shopping
Bag We suppose they viii be called BAGS Made OF
seal leather and blsck broaeloth obions and square
IN shape leather handles, outside compartments.
something about this bag that makes one exciaim
HeH @niish-s bag that would carry with Q
workout costume an enitnenty respectable looking
tas. Prices tic. to 81 % each.
OF course, the Martha Washington or shoppins
Bag proper. is to be used The spring styles show
some Improvement. not only in appearance. but in
ut:litythe outside compartment for handkerchief and
the easily ot-at pocket book is a welcome addition.
To quickly introduce the styles the following
special prices for tomorrow:
:Ee. Cloth and Velvet Bags for :s3 cents.
Csc Yelvet-top Leather Bars for SEC.
Sc Extra Size. in same style, for 80 cents
81 Bags. with fancy trimmings. for s. cents
81 ID Bags. of velvet ana leather. for IS cents.
Soc. CEATELAINE BAGS FOR &c.
Imitation seal, also snteiopei all shades; oridized
for tomorrow only.
PC. PURSES FOR 81 CENTS.
The best of the newest. we think is the Purse with
the outside compartment for tickets or cards
new and pretty style OF Coin Purse made of antelope
skin with oxidized silver Then there are new
and handy shapes in real alligator, real seal Russia
and Morocco feathers. calf goat and kangaroo skins
The surprise will be how sell them at % cents
We certainly couldn't afford II cents be the perma-
nent rrice-2l cents for tomorrow only.
See the new Boz. 90. 15c., 81. 81. 50 and e. %
Pocket Books and Card Cases.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

The Springfield Republican calls attention to
the pleasing symbolism" involved in the
burial Of Gran. in the north. of sheridan in the
south. and Of Sherman in the west As the Re
Pa5'ieas says, between them IN death even they
hold together the three grea. section, Of one
vast and united nation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

The Baltimore and Ohio scored two victories
yesterday. One was the favorable action Of
the House District committee upon its ''loop''
bin with few good amendments, and the other
was its defeat Of the Washington and Cnmber-
land road $ project of entering the District. 1t
accomplished its second victory disguised as
the Chesapeake and Ohio bondholders of
1874"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

There is MARYLAND immigration con-
vention in Baltimore today. improvement
Of the roads VI the state would furnish the
strongest indueement 10 immigration into
Maryland that remains 10 be supplied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18
JEwELRr You Musr SEE.

The prices quoted here likely give an entirely
wrong impression. Such beauty of deszn and finish
for such prices would impossible; couldn't ne be-
lieved unless IOu must see this Jereirp and
let il be tomorrow The following special prices are
for tomorrow-tonorrow only.
II cents for the nc. Sterling Silver Bangles oxi-
died and bright.
II cents for the pc. Pocket pincushions Looking
glass side.
% cents for Real Gold Rings for Children very pret
tily chased.
80 cents for the 81 Real Gold Rings Ladies' Many
styles. Chain Rings with paddock and KEY; Lovers,
Knot Rings. Cameo Rings; some with limitations of
precious stones that are made to look the genu-
Inc because % being in real l-u.d settings.
10 per cent discount on Dress Buckles Slides &c
Time and space will not permit descriptions Pick
out the one you fancy ana claim 10 Per cent of the
price you'll see marked on it.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

Sir John A Macdonald is hyssericslly patri-
otic nowadays in speech and printed mani
fssto he is repeatedly being born and dying a
Briton- And he wants all Of modern, progress
siye Canada 70 die with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

Considering her newness Idaho might be sat
iseed with four Senators, but if her past exam
pie Is worth anything she will double up on
herself before the winds Of March cease to
blov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18
SAks o. TIE "LnoHr Wr,eurs.
Us1o TO si2 -

- This Is typica, LIGHT WEIGHT
--0vEROOAf wEATHER-and what .
"iot Of n We get in the Of year.
--lts natures lash that wh:rs you mp 20
--look for q relief from the burdepscme
-winter coat. To keep wearing that
-k to be uncomfortable 10 80 without
-s TO court q cold. We've rot our
-LIGHT WEIGHTS here-and of course
We think they are beyond the reach of
--competition- That's psrdonxble ego
-tsm-but ITS THE TRUTH. TOO.
by keeping untringly st IL we've
-brousht two stubborn extremes to-
-eether-Th season the BEST QUAIL.
--TIEs and the LOWEST PRICES are
-ted up tiEht" In each sxrment.
-We'l be perfectly satisfied IL We can re,
-you al TO teok at our display. They'll
-preach their own Sermon
- We've gone 10 work and made up every
-style that you could leave your measure
--for and have made 10 order That
-ploughs in ground that has never been
--broken before by ready-n tailoring
--for instance. those SHORT. ENGLISH
--WALkISG CoATs-the 0eaaias Covert
--Coats-hsril longer thsn a sack-but
with host u friends among good dress
--ers-we'ye got here with the taiiors
--prices cut in two You'll have a
--Gisappointing search for them any,
--where else. They're ''ultra"-no doubt
---about thst--but taper and tone from
-them down. little hy little. until we
-reach the sellate and staid garments that
-just suit the most mature and conserva-
tive ideas. Stitching and seams are the
--popular decorations this season-a fad
--borrowed from the winter weights
---we've used them inseniously and with
-the best Of taste.
- We're nothing II not original and you'll
lind with a bunch Of styles that WE
-created. Knowing ones tell us they are
- succes-but we set a store by YOUR
-ludsment. Give us verdict, wont your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

Are Ne never to have peace? Nost Of the
legislative and Indian ghosts having been laid
thsrs nov springs up the base ball association
league ghost Of previous season with all its
hair or fssihsrs turned the wrong way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

The Postmaster General maintains q painful
rsticenee concerning the Wastersoa letter sent
to Mr. Hill. Is the Postmaster General nursing
. DARK secret in his bosom?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

Senator Plumb is reminded Of a society col
umn in The stan by Mr.. SmalIeys letter to
the Tritsfae, which Senator Hoar describes as
- pretty good specimen Of racy, idiomatic.
sparkling English" Senator Plumb is evil
IDENTIFY close and appreciative student of THE
SrAR's society columns. This discovery is as
unexpected as it is gratifying. for it had not
been supposed that hustling masculine from
the state Of blusterous buncombe and sockless
craftsmanship would be interested in reading
of high teas, receptions and other society
didoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

A map u AlabAmas congressional gerry
msnCier looks like the trail Of the serpent The
disfr.nchised republicans aver that its results
do not belle its looks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

The election Of Mr.. PETER in Kansas and OF
Mr.. hyle in South Dakota, both Independents,
reduces the republican majority in the Senate
to fonr- II Gen Palmer should be chosen by
the democrats and the farmers party in Hi
nois that majority will fall to two, with tine
possibility of further loss after March 4, 1893.
The most vital consideration to the country at
large in this connection is the fact that the
House Of the Fifty-second Congress is known
to be in favor Of free silver coinage by about
two-thirds. and the aecessions to tie Senate are
pledged to the same experiment Well may
the business interests of the east and center
rally around the leaders in the respective old
parties who contend for conservative methods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

SoMR Things Y on OueHr 10 N NOW
AT
ppp rrp ppp ypp ~
PIP RR RR Y y
PPP EE RRR RRR w 'SSs
En- SIS
AS
readily his supremacy but the freanent visits of the
couriers of spring give faith TO the hone thar the calm
and gentle season will soon occupy the land These
mild days set people to thinking and plannin4 any,
way-snd II Won are getting sny sprnr dress, .nndr
vsy You Will want the fttny dome over snu,,ner Cor
sets. YOU WILL, WANT THE CORSETS We have
them hand-an entire line of THoMSoN'S-ali
SONS ARE THE BEsT-but you know that 10 well as
we can tell you.
All this Is anticipating matters little. yosc must
be lived before the future Just remember when you
sa, @ oorse.s you are buying health and You Ger
90 a.. -. .n VIZ. ,. aay uouo.Iui isn. lnere
tifc nr,nc;n.s ,,, -. go 80, s..,.s sss a
.en.s mi scono,n -" w 'A WIZ e'AAAi'"
'''''' A'u e'o"''"''
THE "R AND0.~
sI-A good quality-75c
t1-Extra long and short-el.
GE-No. GIL, White and Black satteen-slso
A1-No 1O4. extra length. white-sl5O.
es-No. 107. White Satteen, silk stitched (extra
long)-S2 so.
r,,o,,,
hS-..R. II. " medium and extr, long arc an
Sac :" medium and extra long are al an
EE-"Abdominal extra long are Al N
A6"E. ;" White and Gray extra lons,. are N Il
AT.'B White (extr, lon.l ARE ~
e~"B," Black (medium snd sxtr, lonr, .-.
s22
t1-"Youne Ladies'" Corsets are S5c
DIR. WARMERS CORsETs.
A6"Health" Corsefs at 81 IS.
sE"Coraline." (No. $3.50, improved, extra long
waist. are 81.
81 'Gipsy"-Black-are q.
81 Sunrise'-Ecru-are 75c
1t only serves to show you how ideas differ the
above American designed and made-and there are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

Senator Quay having broken tine <ilencs
mems % have fallen through the hole ID
made another speech yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18
O,y,cr Or w. B. Mo.r. & Sous


OryIcr Or w. B. Mosrs & Sous
BABY cARRIAaRs.
REFRlGERAToRS.
WATER cooLKRs.
TO make room for stock to arrive and attract
attention to our stock We have made sweeping
reduction on . few Baby Carriages
We viii sell six of the dozen House Carriages
just received. with steel wheels. half springs.
and good strong Carriage, at t2.5o.
Fun Size Carriage. with p,rasel and rod.
lace cover. nne springs and running gear. with
brake. nicely upholstered in cretonne.
Price. % 50; reduced to 60 so.
No. 30 carriare. Olive silk plush uphols.sr-
Ing. best rear. springs and Wheels with brake.
nne satin parAsol with Lace edhre.
Price. els. Is; reduced to %.
No O38 Carriage. upholstered in Brown silk
plush. best gear, springs and wheels. with
brrke. nne satin parasol with lare cover.
Price. $l4; reduced to $a>5O.
No. go Carriage, upholstered in Ane Old
Rose silk plush. satin parasol to match with
lace edge. best gear. springs and wheels. with
brake and sheepskin mat.
Price. t14; reduced to $40.
I No. 81 Carriage Crimson silk plush, satin
parssol, good gear. springs and wheels. with
brake.
Price. sl2; reduced to %.
~
hne gear, springs and wheels. with braks.
psrasol with lace cover
Price, $1s; reduced % %.
1 No. 81 Carriage. large and roomy. covered
In Royal Purple silk plush, best work through
out. satin parasol.
Price, els; reduced to ell.
1 No. 21k csrriase. large body with tenders
over wheels. everything about It hrs.-class and
complete. covered in Crimson silk plush.
Price. sis; reduced to ell.
mo. 90 Carriage. Brown silk plush. satin
parssol. lace edge, best gear. &C.. with brake.
Price. $3.50; rsducedto @l3 50.
No. 26h Carriage. Gold silk plush. hns
gear. springs and wheels. with brake. satin
parasol, lace cover.
Price. $3.50; reduced to sl4.5O.
1 No. As Carriage This IL very large car
rage and best work in every part.
Price. $40; reduced to S16.
We havea very large line. in fact everything
desirable In the market,
AL carriages warranted.
REFRIaERAToRs.
We have on exhibition full line of our eel.
ebrated Pierce" Refriserators.
Al sizes Of Maces Refriyefators.
Our Sweets" Refrigerator 10 the creates.
discovery Of the age. We have one filled with
eatables on exhibition.
= Besides the above We have many makes in
sidebosrd and Buffet Refrigerators.
Every Refrigerator We sell is warranted.
WATER COOLERS.
The assortment of Tin and Wood Water Cool
ers and Stands Is now complete. both in the
iron and porcelain lined.
W. B. MOSES 4 SONS,
Corner 18th and F SITS. NV,
Washington, D. c.
Send for cutsof anything in our line and state
about price desired. Your request will receive
prompt and careful attention.
FURNITURE.
CARPETS,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS,
WALL PAPERS. he. fe1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18
A SPECIAL MARk-Dows LACE liz

A SPEcIAL MARK-DowN LACE i,
DUCEMENT.
You see we don't care to confine our MARX
DOWN SALES to one department. So every day
we cast around for something new. Today We
stopped at the laces for few moments and that
stop will be Of great advantage to you. as we Sc
lected some Of our NEWEST and MOST DE-
SIRABLE patterns Of LACE FLOUNCINGs
and DRAPERY NETS, and Is q special induce
ment have MARKED them way DOWN. Now
is your time to get lace dress or net one at q
ridiculously low price. Look at these figures.
1 PIECE CHANTILLY FLoUNcING, As
inches wide. very rich and elaborate pattern,
extra fine quality. Regular price. slO.
MARKED DOWN to "a yard
1 PIECE CHANTILLY FLOUNCING, 45
inches wide. very handsome quality, new style
pattern. very effective Regular price, BIS.
MARKED DOWN to %. 50 yard.
9 PIECES OF HANDSOME SILK
DRAPERY NET. New figuring very rich and
effective. 4s inches wide. Regular price, sl.s5.
MARKED DOWN to 81. 80 yard.
These are entirely new laces and we have only
had them in the house q short time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

The public are reminded that the electric
light is in its second decade by the celebra-
tion this week Mt Providence. RI, of the
thirteenth annual meeting of the National
Electric Light Association The gathering
commentaries the first decennial of electric
lighting. This important event should Oe util-
ned, it is suggested, by adopting some means
Of protecting the eye.ight of those who habit
uAlly use the light Its intense power is caas-
ing. eminent oculists say. great irritation of
tine retina. inflammation Of the optic nerve and
other diseases Of the eye. Any light of equal
intensity would produce precisely the same re-
suits A London ocuiist, who has treated q
large number of cases. finds that the electric
light, 10 be harmless, must be guarded with
frosted white glass or an opal-tinted shade, or
covered with a colored fringe. Softening of
the light and burial of the wires are the popular
recommendations to the electric light men in
convention assembled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18
Some RELIABLE CHEAP G1ovKsL
TIE SURPRISE Or Vans.

Who &oe~at know q The ''Pziais Royals'' 0sc. IN
drss.ea hid Mou<qusfsirsss We srv SPENDING ESQ
in .lv~rtisfns the spring srrivsis-20U pairs
b ssld At 5ec = pair.
2.oO0x -Eo-l.lSaW.
wssss u. Io for shsss ooO pairs Of Gloves which
Is $500 less than they cost Wholesale It's aver-
tissssent. VIII 1t p~y uss we don't know. I'san
sxpsrinset- Our Idea b thss those Who are induced
to buy pair viii vel like them that they'll always
ssk for thsm In ths future and gladly pay 81. II us
make . Thousand new and TO DO permansss %
irons for asr Nousquss&ires afford TO sell
2ooe pairs q ,rss tan cese q eeus esly 60 psis
10 ach customer.
rn sAI.Ass ROYAL.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

Nobody is ye. elected Senator frola Illinois,
and IL iooks a. d The man Who will be elected
vii - nobody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18

The Ohio river and upper tributaries ar,
feeling the eject Of the Mckinley bin.