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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-10-15

Sept. 8. TO amount paid by A. Hurst ,l, ...7ioo
enue fund. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Arizona republican., 1891-06-30
THE MARKETS.

NEW Yonk. June 2e.-Cnpper. stagnant. Lead, strong; domestic, tL23 Tin, easy: Straits, $-OIO Money on call casy, closed al offered. Prime Jrrrran'iIe paper, S,ISfG7c. SleriIng exchange, weak. Stxty-day DilIs, $Lsi; demand, $is7. Bar silver, yI14c.
 CHICAGO. CHIC IGo. June 29. - Cattle Receipts, 10000 The market Was steady io n shade highes. Prime to extra Si 10 at 2l: uthrr~. SL5OIqSLI0' TrNaus, sI L5C 8 70: cows, sl 15,GL25. lIngs-keceip,s. livU. lac mhrkei was steady tu highcr. RJush and cuInInon, q 4og 4JU; II ixeuana packers, sI6OaI65: prme heavy and butchris' weights, SL7AGiSO; nght, q. NdI "a.
 Sne,p-Receipis, 5000 Market wss steady Natives. si25d5hN: Texans, sLgogsL4O; west sI.65; l.mls, s, 7jGIOO.
 SAN FRANCISCO. SAN FRANCISCO. June 27.-Closing quotations on the PrHiuCe EXCnunge were: wneal-Firmer Buyer '9l, sl.50; seller '9l, S.5O4.
 Bsri.y-Firmer. Seller '9l Sl.023s. Cun-sl .g!1 12a2.H.
 Silver OsTs-SI1 sgl,W.
 Mexican dollsl sls-77t4 4dTI12c.
Arizona republican., 1891-06-30
Stabbed C.ttie's Feet.

| Cattle which stand much in the stable are especially liable to that painful and injurious disease-fOnl in the foot. When any klnd of filth becomes lodged be tween the hoofs that part becomes in famed. swells and discharges matter while fungoid growth develops at the same time When a COW becomes thus afflicted she loses flesh. strength and milking power. and dairymen who wish to keep their stock in good condition cannot attend too carefully to .heir feet. and. as u preventive of the :!.:seitse. of course. to the cleanliness of the stalls If the trouble does come mp. the diseased hoof should be washed. innlticed with inseed. and afterward dressed with sul. phate of copper or carbolic acid Tue foot shonld be kept clean and the COW indoors to rest. -Exchange.
Arizona republican., 1891-06-30
Maricopa & PhenlX R. R,
NEW TIME TABLE.

smthern Pacific east bound passes MaricoPa at 10 bAM.
 southern Pacific west bound passes Msricopa at 6:35
 Pacific time,
 'rra,ns stop on signal. Trains make cioss cnnner;inn with Southern Pacinc ttains. Connect at Tempe with stages for Mesa ,ity. Junesville and Fort Mcb0well at Phnnix with stages for Prescott. wicsenburs and yulture C. MASTkN,
 Vire-P President and Manager.
Arizona republican., 1891-06-30
A la Wanamaker's! !
Tn, weather tomorrow is likely to
 be so SO.
The boom in spr,ng adoertising.

The boom in sprtng ddoerttstng.
 Spring is the season when ,he young mans lanry lightly turns to thoughts oi love. The young w"nlan's imagina- uon IS more practically Y directed towards the numerous spring openings and con compilation 0f the bargains counter. .>vw Is the time To advertise. Buyers are looking for bargains, and they na- Iuial.y turn to these columns for an- nouncrlnenis. You can expect them to look you up and ask if you have any thing 10 sell. To
 style Is oI paramount importance in advertising. We have leen giving some striking samples of the possibilities in lhis line lately. Probably they have caught your eye. Thal's what they're Tor. This particular form oi advertising has worked wonders in John Wana- makers business, and Is known as the n ananaker styIe. IL has made his for tune. Advertising will make your for tune if you have energy and nerve.
 Top of column.
 Such location is very desirable and rather expensive. But It's cheap it any price. IL your goods are all wool they lcctTNttO TAnk ulKli III OuT SOiuuibs but iu we'll worded and ta-tefnlly de. ,igned adhere p,ect dence of position is not essential. 1t will attract attention anyw here.
 Next to reading matter.
 Shrewd advertisers have a predilection or placing their annUIiictmen as nearly Us possible to genuine reading matter, where 1t appeals insidiously to ,he wandering eye of the reader and | iistracts his attention from the Crisis n Europe to the Crisis in Crash Towel. ,ings or the latest thing in Haberdash. | cry.
 Speaking cf reading notices. We can put your announcement in plain words, in plain type and in plain light of every casual reader. This form ui advertising proves exceedingly re. muneiative in some cases.
 Run of the paper.
 The advertiser who has sufficient faith m the integrity and discretion Oi our accomplished foreman 10 trust to his judgment in the location and display of advertisements never gets lett In the long run. Change is a law of nature, and II Is well to apply it in your busi- ness announcements. Variety Is the spice oi advertising.
 Call at the Business Office.
Arizona republican., 1891-06-30
Cast YOurEye
 ON THIS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE

500 gives youa h s"re lot near the West End
 School House; half cash, ba'anee on time. sl6oo cash buys 70 acres land 2.a miles from the
 Court House.
 = Thnsc wao buy now will be known as the
 wise men of the west. m.. ....' . { 100 per acre secure, choice and l0.acrc tracts
 IF m les from city limits, including pr"
 rata of water ri ,ht, : 100 will put you in possession of Bon Ton lots
 on Monroe street, in ,apiul addition. = Buy now and save 50 per cent in 90 days. sllOo will make you the happy p'ssessor of a l.
 room house, a beautiful lot cultivated with
 fruit trees, etc, in elegant neiShoorhood. 5000, part cash, balance on time, will buy 80
 acres l4 miles wet oi Capitol grounds Washington St. will run directly through
 the center of this property
 DON'T WlIr FOR PRICES To ADVANCE. sl2Oo buys 4-room house and q beautiful shady lot on west Washington street When you want to sell or rent ynnr property list 1t with us. We are receiving inquiries every day from parties wanting to buy and rent.
 We have cheap orange lands in Salt River val ley aud ,'ihl valley. | If you want to rent house. hny home or buy speculative property ctll on us. Lots tor sale m the following additions: Cap. irol, Churchill, Montgomery. lryines and Coilns.
Arizona republican., 1891-06-30
Last Years Loss In Live Stock.

The returns make the percentages of losses among farm animals during the past year. of horses. l.1. cattle. 80. sheep. 40. and swine. S.4. Horses re- ceive better care than any other class Of stock. and annual losses vary but little. The percentage of loss of cattle is slight. ly higher than was reported in 1858 and 1889, the scarcity of feed swelling the figures in portions of Kansas and Ne braska. The losses of sheep have been smaller than usual on account of better care and attention. while less disease than usual is reported among swine, though there is heavy loss in the regiou' of last years crop failures
Arizona republican., 1891-06-30
R~aI Estate Transfers.

Rufus E Harrington ani Mary E. Harrington, his wiIr. tu Ge"rse b. Tantou, .ots l. ?, . nnd in block 70 Neahr's aduiIlUn, tor SlO3353
 kuIus E Harrington and his vie lo Annie C.. Touey, lut in bl,ck 5, NeahI's aIuIti,n, SI5> 3S Jalu-s Il. Burnett lV Mary M. Burnett, lot 9in block IT.
Arizona republican., 1891-06-30
"A SAD TALE K K x * <

Sent by Mail on Receipt cf Price, 25e
Arizona republican., 1891-06-30
THE HOTELS.
MILLS ROUSE.

MILLS HorsE, 4. II. Emery. San Francisco, J R Rawlings, Eaasas City; Oscar Wilder, Chicago.
 COMMERCIAL HUTEL F. Wolf, New York; C. II. lIirschhelj, San EFanEiSr,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

Another railroad tragedy near the city en-
phasizes the argumen. agains. unprotected
grade crossings This continued slaughter ia
running up bloody account az the bar Of pub
lie opinion against the local railroads and
against Congress. which, as our local legisla-
ture, takes no step toward removing these
death traps. A bill is now pending to protect
railroad property in the District from OBJ
struction or injury under heavy penalty.
but Congress does not Think it worth
while to protect the lives of the people Of the
city. 1t gives public property and privileges
to the railroads for the asking. but steadily
postpones aad by postponing denies protection
to human life In nearly every case in which
our citizens have been killed on surface tracks
the railroad at the time Of the homicide was a
law-breaker. Either the cars were running
faster than the legal rate Of speed or a watch
man or safety gates, required by law. were lack
ing at the crossing where the collision took
place. Killing under such circumstances is
manslaughter, and the shadow of the crime
falls not only upon the corporation which has
committed il, but upon those whose duty it is
10 enforce the law, and who have failed to do
%. The guilt Of murder at our grade-cross-
ings now stretches even farther. The facts
concerning the slaughter at these death-traps
have been brought directly before Cong less. L.
IN q long-neglected duty of that body to pu. q
stop TO this homicide Not only has Cong ,ess
failed to perform this duty, bu. it has recently
deliberately refused to tax, advantag, Of a.,
opportunity to compel with justice one Of th }
roads to abstain from murder at grad,-
crossings 1t has had consciously the
chance to remove certain surfa . track \. 4 to
prevent others from deal:ay death by safe
guards 1t has dehbers ely tur I'D its back
upon this opportunity. The blood Of those
slaughtered at these crossings hereafter will be
upon It's head, for it has become an accessory
70 the murder or mans,nughter which ii ought
10 have prevented and might have prevented,
but did not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24
ALIENS MEDrcAr.p SoAp.

ALIENS MED,cAr.D SoAp.
Cures ali Skin Diseases.
IL N the great Propbyisctic
IL is very efhcacious to ward Oh Scarlet feyee and
Dtphtheria In young people.
As SHAVING SOAP II will be found an excellent
article The effects Of close shaving the danger
Oh 1sr6srs Itch arr entirely obv,ated by its use.
much more rapidly and its use destroys entirely
the odor connected Herewith.
NURSES AND ATTENDANTS upon contagious
should nse freely, their liability spread
the same n thereby considerably diminished.
FOR internal irritation in vaginal trouble solution
made with this will be found SUPERIOR to many
Of the usual Preparations.
lie offensive odor that frequently accompanies per-
spiraton can lie Entirely arrested by this Soap.
owing to the affinity Of some OF the medical CON.
dry a. possible after using.
SChELI-ER h STEVENS,
Proprietors and Manufacturers.
Cor. Penn. Ave and .Hh Street Northysot.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.
SOLD By ALL DRU30ISTS
1t Price, 25 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

SPRING OerS1se Or Expno1prnrD
FOR LADIES' ss, nisSEs ;;f SH54EpRrs's AND
LADIES 4sS R4sts IT, sA'''1'
oHssns ss 81 pksifEs IL ifRR2SP1 NE Esns
Our stock embraces manly Of the most dssirs;
wee se"hy an zane and WI"
Eaespt where Otherwise noted. they are al
embroidsred on yArd-wide flannel Of good
WHiTE EMBROIDERED FLANNELs.
Plain seallop 62hc. I'd.
scailop with neat hgures-half a ao.sn pat
terms to choose from- 6sc. I'D
Beautiful designs--more than o dozen pat.
terms. lac. I'd.
Another dozen patterns-rretty Styles. s7,Sc.
ayd.
I5to go patterns-,wide- choice designs. prin-
ctpaily for ladies' skirts, 81 a I'd.
20 to 25 patterns. 81. 10 and sl.l5Ayd.
Extra hne quality In several choice designs
for infants long skirts. 81 % u yard.
Other designs. sl.1O, sl.75. $2 and s2.2Sa
yard.
.coLoRED EMBROIDERED FLANNELs.
Colored Embroidered Fisnnels ever shown in
washington for the price. We enumerats few
Cardinal, embroidered in Black.
Cardinal embroidered in Cardinal.
cardinal ,enlDrOlu6red IN Nhlto.
Gray, embroidered IN Gray.
Gray, embroidered in Scarlet.
Gray, embroidered in White.
Scarlet. embroidered in scarlet.
Scarlet, embroidered in Black.
Green, embroidered ia Urangs.
Lavender, embroidered in Lavender.
Purple. embroidered in Purple.
London Smoke embroidered In same.
Ne, &c, &c.
-15c. a Yard
12c choice patterns. in as many colors. 'includ.
ing Cream. e9broid.reI in HsliotrOps; L.vtn-
extra fine patterns for 81 % . yard.
ALL-OvER EMBROIDERED FLANNELS.
All-over Embroidered Flaunes may be found
In the following styles:
Cream, embroidered in Light Blue. Pink, Car
dindl, Yellow. Black, Cream and Heiiotrope.
Light Blue, embroidered in Red.
Navy Blue, embroidered in Light Elue.
Black, embroidered IN Black.
Pink, embroidered IN White.
sk Is q. qna a % s,y srdxx
NELS for children's skirts.
30 3D. and 75c. . yard
= bo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

Having obtained the two United States Sena-
tors the republicans in the Montana house of
representatives have concluded to let the demo-
Gratis take the speaker, the other officers Of the
house and majority of the committees. The
democrats agree to let the republicans have one
majority in the body This viii be small con-
eession, inasmuch as the governor and state
senate are both democratic. Thus the famous
deadlock in Montana viii be broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

he Legislature of Illinois, Ike the Hishman,
has e variety Of diet He boosted Of salt and
potatoes, alternating With potatoes and salt
IL senatorial bill Of fare. one DAY, is l0i for
Palmer, 100 for Ogiesby and for Strseter, va
risd On the next day BY for Streeter, 100 for
Oglesby and 10l for Palmer. Thus monotony
y avoided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

Ruos,
WILTON VELVET. A'
WILTON RUGS.
We have made mp and placed on sale the following
Rugs At ACTUAL COST:
TAPESTRY RUoa
Ne. 33-1oft. 9 IA n. IL. SO Regular price. ca.
3-l0ft. II n. o, 60. Regular price. e2S.
1910 #. IA H., e22. Regular price. S2S.
lilo n. II ~ 2. s21. Regular price. Ell.
34-l0ft. < - #. Q. $50. Regular price. GO.
1s-Sft 8 Z ~ r., SIS. Regular price. 500.
lost 3 pr. 2. $l2. Rswulsr price, el6.
21-0ft. on Q. e10. Regular price. s13.
BODY BRUSSELS RUGS.
No. Is n. 8 IL Fl. g. eco. Regular price, s25.
6-Sn. 3 ID f.. cyl. Regular price. s2S.
e-6h. Z On. 10, GA. Regular price. eli.
7-on. Z eft 8. s13. REGULAR price, Gle.
4-8ft. s loft. 8. $50. Regular price, e25.
3-8H. 3 Z Il f. o. 81. Regular price. e,8.
3G-Sn. Il #. 8. e27. Regular price, esq.
2-sft. s eft. 10, els. Regular price. s22.
6-6h. 4 13 n. 3. &25. Regular price. $40.
31--9r. Is IT,. els. Regular price. $50.
23-1o n. 6 IT,. 427. Regular price. S35.
MoouErTE RUGS.
Ne. x1-Sft 3 Z 9 n. q, eco. Regular prise. 428.
2S-6ft. Z 10 n. o. s17. Regular price, e23.
WILTON VELVET RUGS.
No. 2o-sft. Z 12 r.. go. Rsxul.r price. $50
19l0ft. Z IA It. 4. $50. REGULAR price, S42.
ADMINISTER AND WILTON.
No. 25-sft Z Is n. @. ss3.0o Regular price. CAS-
No. 20-sft IL #. g. s22. co. Regular price. ESQ.,
Notice numbers and sizes.
BRUSSELS. MoQUErrE AND VELVET
INTER- RUGS. 75c.
AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
We desire to CALL SPECIAL attention to our WALL
PAPER DEPARTMENT.
We have now the most completes and varied aasort-
ment in the city. harmonious in coorngs. rich and
artistic in designs. ALL NEW GOODS.
For the quality of work would refer 10 Of
numerous patrons, who have been pleased to ex
press their unqualified approval of the SKIN and taste
displayed in the execution Of their orders.
JULIUS LANsBpRGH,
=
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24
OuR FINAL Omar Mack Dows
~ WRAPS AND CLOTHING.

Oun FINAL Omar MAar Dows
~ WRAPS AND CLOTHING.
IT, Cloth NsxmaIsess, IN Green and Navy
-orisiSsi Prise. els .na sls5o.-
sasS sSS Rs s:: g s ssa
-M cris.pa DOWN 1,s & s slf@
Ss sss sR S..la g.. I'd
N ortsipsI price. sl5s.o
- lot Of Ladies' superior quality Brosdcloth
IN Say y, sSs .pd
3eAnd IS.
-or,sNin Original T, r, e sao and ss1.-
and saw ISsa sssa.T fe sd +
'n MM Eaisss' avn SSo a 70 s III: So
Il lot Of Ladies' superior quality Broadcloth
SEE 81 .na AL n new s.ues' with vest ffonss.
,,orisinsl price. soa-
ri. g Green snS S.Ss sias.oo. S'f ar sss
GSoaSPsi price. 49,
Nsyiparle,s in Black and Tan and GrsyN StSr.
with loose front and full sleeves-othess Black
aetrachsn fur-storin collar and cuffs 6ixoa 20
u. 70. ". ~'
Original prices. els, eco ana 49,.
-Msrked down to ol2. 81
4 Handsome Msteiesse Wrep-trtmfnsd WITH
SILK marxLou.. -ize 40
---Oridnal price, 0i5-
MARKED down 10 S35
Ffne Armure and Faills Striped Silk Wrap-.
with silk lraid and feather trimining-SisoS al
-S0rigtnsl price, e0O.--
Fine Matelesss wrsp-with tsafhsr trim.
ming. Size Is.
Original price, s75.-
hurried down to 9A5-
Matelesse Wrap-tigLt ntfinY-with feaShse
trimming. Size 36.
Original price, &c.,
Marked down to S25-
(Third floor, 18th Of. buildinvl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

II hurts just IS much to be shos by accident
- by design, and even IL the states which are
now Withholding appropriations for worlds
lair purposes pending action on the elections
bill are doing 90 for purely political reasons,
The effect viii be Just the same and . great Co
hrabian exposition divided against itsek viii
not be Al exhibition to be proud Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

Brasil got her new ministry al nicely In
shape yesterday without springing . 'crisis''
Ou The world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24
SPRING OpEx1se Or READy.nADr

SPRING Oprx.ssa u,! Or RrADr-nADr
German Linens Rave world; wide reputation
q the German market is one Of the vital Points
good assortment OF Irish manufacture.
N4ae ths fS aSD fEisH LINEN nrpwrAr
Hemmsd Linen Sheets. sHxsjs yards. -''
Hemstitcb.a Linen Linen : sh pa1r 9s,es ysra..
Hemssi.c6ed s Linen sna s e. a7sx yards.
Hems.itched Linen sg fPa Pillow Cases. eax,se
HemstitcIsd = Linen i Pillow III Gases, as.se
Hen, Hsmstisched Linen Pillow Cases. a7rss
Her, H.s,nstisehsd Linen Bolster Cases. 2szos
Hssmstitched Linen Bolster Gases. a6nee
SO. 25 each
Hemstitched Linen Pillow shams. 3oH.aoH
Hemstitched Linen Pillow shams. sI.sl
Handsmsroas4 g + Is q Linen Pillow
co 1st * g ssBya s'i;
Our line of Cotton Bedwear is complete
made Of the best Qualities Of cotton our
eoson s Rs,ss: for sinss BEDS xas yards
Cotton Sheets for y beds, 1,<x2H yards.
-oOc. and 61c. EACH
Cotton Sheets for u beds. 2x.,,S yards
--6Sc. Zoe. and 81 each
Cotton Sheets for double beds. 2hx2H yards.
--15c., 1oc., Soc. and yOc. each.--
Cotton Sheets for double beds, 2lsx2H yards,
-Soc., 9Cc. and 81 each.-
Hemstitched and Embroidered Cotton Pillow
Cases, 22J4x36 inches
-S1, 81. 10. 81. 90 and 81. IS pair
Hemsttched and Embroidered Cotton Pillow
Cases, "a x36 inches.
81. 25 pair.
Plain Cotton Pillow Cases, 2lx36 inches.
--35c and 50c. pair
Plain Cotton Pillow Cases, 221sx:i6 inches.
400. ,5Uc. and Co. pair
Plain Cotton Pillow Cases. 25x36 inches, extra
size.
Csc. pair
Plain Cotton Pillow Cases. 27x36 inches, extra
size.
Braided Initial Cotton Pillow Shams
6hams.
--s2 pair.
NOVELTIES IN BED FURNISHINGS.
Black Lawn Pillow Shams, trimmed with lace
and colored ribbons.
ST. u. 30 and % pair
Black Lawn Sets. trimmed with lace and
colored ribbons, including Bed Spread, Pillow
6hans and Toilet Covers.
$50 set
(Sacond floor lth buildinR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

Stocks have gone IN in New York 80 II No
kinney bill had been slipped under them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

Mayor Filter cf Phiiadelphis viii start on
tip abroad next April. and European royalty
generally il hereby notified to touch crowns as
The mayor passes by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

fhe v movement in the Senate IL still, strictly
Democratic Vance, Vest, villas and Voorhees,
are in it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

Natural eas has been discovered under Chi
cago. but Of course not in such quantities - the
surface gas about the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

MISSES AND CHrnpRRss
DEPARTMENT
i lot Of Childrcn's Refer Jackets IN NAVY
Blue. Cheyiot and Beaver Cloth with brass Init
tons. and Tan Cheviot and Dark Checks Win
bone buttons. Sizes 4, 9. B and 10 yearS
-orlg1nai prices, 70: 80, 81 80 and q. Co.
-Marked down to 81
IN 10, OF Mis 81 and Childrsns Refer Jackets
stripes with shawl roll collar; Cardinal Cheyiot
with Astrakhan trimmings and Li9ht Camei,s
Hair Cloth with velvet collar and cuffs SiSes
4. q, 10. Il, IA and IL years
Original Prices. .&S. 50. 1925. 80 SO. Sl2
/ Misses Brown fiannei suit skirt and
waist trimmed with three rows of harrow vhite
braid. Size IL years. ~
-Orixtnal price, &l0. 3d.
Married down to e. To-
lot OF Misses Newmarkets, in tne Atwood
White English Checks. with Capes and fancy
Original prices, e12. so. Sl5 and slS.-
- Marked down TO 40
Misses Large Brown Plaid Beaver Cloth
NEWMARKET. double-bressted. fun pulfsd
Original price. elS.-
-Msrked down to SlO.-
l Misses Dark Blue Plaid Beaver Cloth New.
MARKET doublebreasted. shawl-roll collar.
Size Ii years.
Original price, slh-
Marked down to to-
Misses Serpent Green Lambs Wool New
dou fur. Size IA years.
Marked down to Si6.-
(Thtru hoor, 10Th 1t. bullding.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

The Speaker firmly but kindly froze out Mr..
Cooper Of Indiana yesterday when he en-
ceavored to introduce the refrigerator business
into the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

At least NJ. Ignatius Donnelly docs not Try
10 grease Minnesota politics with Bacon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

TABLE CovEn AND TIDY
DEPARTMENT
PILLOW SLAMS OF NOTTINGHAM LACE
lot White Nottingham Lace PillowaShams-
81, As, so and Tue Q pair
SCARFS AND TIDES.
lot Of cross-striped Silk Scarfs-fringed both
ends.
-10c each
lot Of cross striped Silk Scarfs-fringed both
ends.
-35c. EACH
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN FIGURED JAPANESE
SILK SCARFS
In Blue, Yellow, Red, Green and Pnk-lK
yards long. including knottsd silk fringe On
both ends
(Second floor, ID annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24
lee BusY BEES ARE Buzzrse,

TEE Busy Brrs ARE Buzzrse,
Preparing the materials with which to remodel and
beautify the spacious double building now occupy
The contract for the entire work was awarded TO
Mr.. DANIEL E. spEKR,
Contractor and Builder. 931 Maryland ave. 3 w. who
Informs US that he will be ready to begin operations
Tuesday. February 8, 1891. We urge you to improve
these few days Of grace by giving heed unto our
LAST CALL.
Assuring you that Ne have no thought Of real,.ine
profit ON goods. On the contrary. declare unto
you that hot an article of our immense stock Of
MEMS, YOUTHS. BOYS AND cHILDREN's
CLOTHING. hats. GAPS AND oENrlHMES's
FURNISHING GOODS. Is BRINGING ACTUAL
COST
Surely nothing is needed 10 convince you that
this is bona fds Clearing Sale, and that you are
working an injury TO yourself by not participating in
its benefits.
In the Clothing Department the reductions are al
the way from
rs PER CENT TO 90 PER CENT.
And when We come to speak Of
eRNTLEMHN's FURNISHING GOODS
loss for extravaeant enough to state
the case as it really is The daughter simply ap
palng. particularly in Gentlemen's Underw much
Oh which Is light In weight and therefore Just suited
to the incoming seasonsuce to say that this en-
tire line II being disposed Of
At IS CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
THE
LAST CALL
Is LOUD CALL, A LONG CALL, STRONG
GALL, AND WE HOPE You WILL
ALL CALL TOGETHER.
VICTOR Z. ApLEEs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
or and ees 7th It. n w.. cor Maas. ave-
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
opsn Saturday until IL O'Clock pa Al-lm