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W. AND W. 81. H. VI
arausr
eropp Nrws
yuu bes,rv, xh,, xa saw I'm aavyrt,xemsnts Sr,v;sv
and .eo,orrv An .av.-.,.,,, ,,,u ,,,,ov
Hosrrny
sT.pryyNa Sayr
R.tura.r v,orr,r. arsr.s Il -. I'm ,,~~ Oh.
most ex,raon,n.rv sale of .uperor ou.,v stockings
at lower prices than have ever bsfor, been named In
Washington or elsewhere to our know,edre. This
same story ha. been 10 often outside the store
that many psople sre Justly scsptscal personal sx
animation. hovsvsr vii, demoassr,ts that evsrv az
pectation as to abnormally low peices viii be more
than realized.
Il viii certainly par to collect supply for the future
at this SALE
Some Of the lines are small ana most likely viii be
sold out in tho forenoon.
Ladies' Cotton Hose, Richelieu ribbed, fancy
200 different designs (23 and 2je srsdss) lsc pair.
or two pair for 40.
Ladies Cotton Hose in Black. Tans, Gray. Brovna.
Blue Yellow, Nile Green, Red, BaIbrgsan Cs3 and
25c er~des). lie. mai, a, two r,,r fo, e,c
Ch;lara,,,. p,,,o, Z. =. ,,.,-x .,
stainless e and 2oc. sradss' 1'c' pair. or two pair
ior %oc'
L,ales Cotton Hoss both plain and boot PATTERN As
Ladies, Isle Thrs.a IN an N. nav .,.a.. hath
''~A """ A'''uensu ''ooeo eo-,so sraass'' ~ S'sc'
anr. VERY ss,,R
'SS
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HASpkEncH1Ers AND SHAw1s.
81 30 Cashmere Eub. scarfs. 80 % each
81 80 and 81 Cashmere Emb Scarfs. frnged 0Sc each
15c White and Coored Bordered Hdkfs......9c. each
121Sc. White and Colored Bordered Hdkis. each
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One Of the most useful and beneficial institu-
ton. in the District of Columbia is the Reform
School Mr.. A. J. Falls the president of the board
of trustees has submitted TO the Commissioners
OF the District. estimates of expenses of this in
stitution for the coming fiscal year. and it is
hoped that the estimates thus submitted will be
favorsbly reported to Congress and the amount
asked for promptly appropriated.
The school was organized over twenty years
ago. and those who have watched its progress
from a handful Of boys supported by private
contributions to the present time. when it has
grown to its present proportions and great
usefulness, readily see the great importance OF
liberal appropriations The school is now
crowded far beyond Its capacity. and the
president OF the board. under the laws of Con-
gress. has been compelled 10 notify the courts,
both police and criminal, that no more boys
can be received Although both Of the judges
of the Police court have repeatedly urged the
president Of the school to receive other boys
be has. much TO his regret, been unable to do
81. This state of affairs should not ex-
ist Now, instead of boys being sent
70 the school, where they would be
kindly treated cared for, fed, clothed.
educated. taught useful trade. and turned out
into the world with a capacity for earning
living for themselves. and becoming useful
citizens. they are relegated to either the work
house or Jail. under short terms of sentence
IL Is hardly necessary to say that such places
are not suited to that end There, associated
with the most depraved class of criminals,
short stay at either Of these places hardens and
demoralizes them. and when discharged they
go out with a brand upon them rarely II ever
effaeed, anu instead of being elevated and be-
coming men. they continue on the downward
grade until they are lost to themselves and
society.
Therefore an appeal is made, first to the
Commissioners Of the District, that they VIII
urge upon Congress the modest appropriations
asksd for, end that Congress at the proper
time will heed the wishes of the board of
trustees and the recommendations of the
Commissioners and make the needed appro-
priations-
The judges Of the Police Court have visited
the school. thoroughly inspected it, and
stamped it with their appreciation, and they
said they would use their personal influence If
necessary to have the capacity of the school
enlarged sufficiently to care for the boys who
should be sent there instead Of to the baneful
influence Of the Jail workhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14

II the alliance goes to quarreling within it.
ss.f, Its members may as well go home and SET
tie down to turning out crops.
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Farmer German is making large Quantities Of
political hay under the beams Of the Alliance
sun
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Id AMMER1SG Avail

- II II II II II
While the busy hammers Of o hundred
mechanics are hurrying new buildings
to completion We are still hammering away
and chipping of from the lowest prices ever
known to hasten the disposal of the re-
mainder Of our stock prior to our double re-
moval.
The nearer we approach this event the
greater the bargains, and those who have
been fortunate enough to attend our great
sale know that We mean Just exactly what
wesay.
BARGAINS IN
FINEST PATENT LEATHER GOODS
Ladies' 81 Patent Leather Calf vamp
Handmade Button Boots.
Reduced to s365
Ladies' "a French Patent Calf Hand-turn
Oxford Ties-now eel.
ladies' 90 Patent Leather Oxford Tics,
with dongos backs-uow &c.
Gents Finest French Patent Leather Calf
Caters and Laced. were So and 90. now
s3.G5.
Gents So so Patent Leather Laced Shoes,
anezt shoe-now Sl.GO
Boys and Youths g. 80 and a Best Hand
made Patent Calf Button and Laced. ~. 70.
Children's Patent Leather Button Boots.
donsola or cloth tops, IL. 10.
BARGAINS IN
Low CUT SHOES.
Our stock Of Low Shoes has very much de-
creased in size. Yet We have an excellent
variety left. mostly in the better qualities.
On these we've cut prices nearly in half.
Gents Best IS Low Shoes e3.5S
Gents %. so Kangaroo Low Shoes e2a5.
Gents So Low Shoes s1.37.
Ladies' % Drab Top Low Shoes 81 So
Ladies' 81 so Wine and Tan Ties cleo
Ladies' u. as Donsola Oxfords d. Is.
Ladies' 81 and 81 25 Ties now Coo.
Misses also Tan or Doneola Ties SIC.
BARGAINS IN
HOUSE SLIPPERS.
Gents e.. 80 Alligator or Russia Leather
Toilet slippers now sL57.
Gents sl."5 Chenille Worked slippers &c.
Gents Silk Worked Velvet Slippers 45e.
Ladies' Eugene 81 % Slippers co.
Ladies' Leather House slippers 39c.
Oriental Bath Room Slippers. Mems.
Women and Children's. &c.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
LADIES' AND GENTS EXTRA FINE
WALKING AND DRksS SHOES
Come nor. Don't put it Of till the last
minute You nsuer had aad probably
nsrer riH haze a eha.csJsr such rare real
bargains ia ReIiabie SAoe LsaiAsr.
& & - 4 HMM ssss
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES:
| sl6 SEVENTH STREET,
4 1912 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
| i. I'll PENNSYLVANIA AvENUEx.E
BuRcuELLs Corrzx
4 Rich Java.
/ Aromatic Mocha
/ and
Fragrant bouquet
\ Try and be dellxatsd.
G.o Est. aull
7 ooK At THOSE ALL-wooL MEMS SUITS 4
-. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE.
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Tho Virginia democrats fear that Gen. Ma
hone Is going to ride the alliance palfrey this
year.
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w. ID. CLARK & Co
ell MARKET STAGE.
WHERE TO SHOP SATURDAY FOR HOSIERY
AND USDEkwEAR
There IS more HosergdHd CadeTtnedr sold sstur-
CHASING these requisites comfort tai
and consequently Saturday las become Q rsGu.Sr
Hosiery ana 4 tosrtredr day.
To persons shopping tomorrow for these articles vs
quote the following prices for their consideration
LADIES' HOSE.
Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose. 62hc. nov Zoo.
Ladies Fast Black Cotton Hose. Doc. now zoo.
Ladies Past Black Cotton Hose. 25c. &c
LADIES' Li-le Thread. Fast Black boot. fuzzy top.
LADIES Cotton Hose. Fast Black boot fancy top.
LADIES' Balbriegan Hose s3c. nov $50
Ladies' lSalbriggan Hose. Ssc. nov 80.
LADIES Balbriggan Hose. .Jc. now .lc.
Ladies balDrlggau HoSe drop stItch. &c. nov -.
LADIES' RIBBED VESTS.
Silk Vest, l. n. sleeveless. 81 20. now el ID
SILK Vest, I. y. Sleeve ess, 81. I24 now BIC
Six Vest. II. n. So. sl.!0 now 81. rs.
lIse Thread. L. N. sleeveless. 7jc. now 800.
S'''''' GENis' HALF aosf.
Gents, Fancy Half bose. S,,sc. nov &c.
Gents Colored Half Hose. 3,'sc. new 30.
Gents Coiored Hall ffose. 2s,c. now PIE
Gents Past Biacs Half Hose, nc. Gov 2lc
Gents, 4,tiresd disie, Han Nos, zee. now 60
Gents BalbriAs.n Hall Hos, 2.,s, nov 2le-
GINS UNDEkwEAE-
Gents Gauze SHIRTS. long siseyes. Juc. nov 30nL
l,ents' Gauze shirts. short sleeyex, DC. PIC
RenInAnts OF Hosiery Iess than cost.
Remember. cost price applies TO al goods IN the stoeA
". u. CLARK o..
au7-3m sll Asrkst $500
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Lihe water. the Washington Base Bah Club
fnds its level
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w oopwA Rp

w COWARD
Axp
Lorunor.
10TH iirH AND Sis. NV.
LADIES sArINE WAISTS AT Sk.
Laaie. appreciate bargain, especially when
IL il something new and desirable and Of use.
Here 10 bArrain In the fullest sepse Of the
term:
By fortunate purchase are enabled to
offer 50 dosen Fine Saline Waists tall new goods
and this season . maks) in neat pSIka dots and
stripes, with box plated front and back. turn
down collars. full sleeves aud turn-back
euas. Never before sold for less than sl.5o
Your choice for
(Ihird door. 18th Of. building)
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TR1Mx1Ses AND LAcrs

TRIMN1Ses AND LAcrs.
i5c. Co,ored Silk Edxing, new pattern. .1Oc
81 p and 81. so Cream Silk Dress Nets Soc yard
81. 80 and 81 Black Chanty Drapery Nets 81 yard
SOC and GOc. Black Silk Den flo uncin2s . }9c yard
BUrroNs.
lCc and ljc. doz. Rose Pearl Dress Buttons. ..7c
&c. Colored Ball Ivory Buttons DC dozen
Sc. Colored Silk Dress Buttons. &c. dozen
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b. ROBINSON q CO..
AMERICAN oUTFIrTERs.
o goo PA AVE. n. W.

NEW YORK MILLS COTTON REMNANTS, SIC.
~ Ia Sheetils. unbeached, l9c.
EAFf's ENTERPRISE
aulf-I t24l llth st. az
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SOS $1,000 slo.1 s,,o

No. sl-Ladies' Canvas Dress Trunks-msds
OF the best Michigan rins-lincn lipea-doubl.
top tray and extra drs,s tray-Issshsr hound
and two leather s,raps--hsavy steel bum,-r.--
W NJ patent hinSes-sood lock aud LOCK
bol,s-sheet-iron bottom.
ao-in- 3e-in. SAN. 3s-in.
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give close at 6o'clock-except Saturday,
uAtil APRIL /.
"URorSe- PR,crs.

URa1NG- Prices.
You ought to be glad If you happen to BE in
town tomorrow. We have started up another
nock" Of saalImoney possabiiities for the
est that always centers in Saturday shopping a.
sAKs.
LINEN SAILOR Su1rs
We've got eighty BLUE and WHITE
STRIPED ENGLISH DREKALINEN SAILOR
SUITS left There are two shades Of Blue
with collar and cuffs OF solid color The sizes
left Will at ares from TO 10 years-and the new
price will at all purses
-$2.73.-
FLANNEL SAILOR Surrs.
VIVA, are left Of that line Of FANCY FLAN
MEL SAILOR SUITS are .'dwarfedn in price
to send them all out. There are very few
stripes. neat checks and handsome plaids.
None smaller than years-nor larger than
syears,
The 81 ones are a. 90.
; rhs Y ones are - -
KEEPING The "Por A Bor11yo-
We have thrown in some more patterns with
those ''odd and ends" of BOYS LONG PANTS.
Look at 'em.
The Sc. 80 ones are al o.
he ~ % ones -. IL.
! he - 90 ones are 81. 30.
Ihe q. W ones are 81 10.
y he 10. % ones are So
The $50 ones 81. Is
THIS AND That.
All the BOYS AND CHILDREN's STRAW
HATS arein two lots now.
1s ssd e 81 q 5SRs a Axe e s SoW 4Sc.
The 75e:. Soc: and 45c. 49,
ones are now zoo.
The choice is yours
The BROKEN SIZES" of SHIRT WAISTS
are piled up high Won't take you minute to
look through the patterns the saving will
more'n pay for the trouble. Ours are the
STAR WAISTS.
All the LADIES' WAISTS are at HALF
PRICE.
Why don't you get your boy WHITE FLAN-
MEL SUIT We've got them in LONG or
SHORT PANTS. They're natty-cool and
serviceabe.
There are two or three lines of BOYS and
CHILDREN's SHOES that have fallen away
from worth" prices. Sound 'em!"
It's always I'm season" with us-whateyer
you want-''If it's proper. Saks has it,"
sAKS AND COMPANY,
The Largest JuUinlle Outftters in the South,
Avenue AND SEVENTH
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10Th. iirH AND r srs NV.

LorHnos
10Th. iirH AID r srs NV.
TRAVELLING Goops.
wshave taken great car. IN the selection a
our FOODS. all Of which are % the mos, reliable
makes from the leading manufacturer. Of the
country. including eyerythinx ,l..t soes 20
make up nrst-class Department. Their. .r~
Trunks and BAss Of every description. K,,.n.
sion ca.es. prrss suit csscs. Ladies' and dam
tie,nen's Hat Boxes shawl Roll. ana ssrsrS
&c.
TRUNKS
This stock includes ladies' prcs Trunrs.
Mems Trunks. Steamer Trunks. Wall Trunk.,
Lish;-weisht Trunks, Basket Trunks. Sole
Leather Trunks. Hat Trunks. Packing Trunks.
&c.
No @-Ladics' Lightweight Canvas prpss
Trunks-lnen lned-hardwood stats, leather
eound-reinforced valance b~nd-s,-el elamps
and hinres-best lock bolts ana ''F.c.lsior-
lock-lArge set-up tray and extra drs-s tray
sheet-i-on bottom.
3o-in. 3e-n. s4-ln. 3B4n.
SOS $1,000 slo.1s si,o
No. sl-Ladies' Canvas DRESS Trunks-msds
OF the best Michigan rine-lnen linei-douhle
TOP tray and extra dress tray-I.sslsr hound
and two leather s,raps-hsavy steel bumYsrs-
NJ NJ" patent hinses-good lock aud locl
eo!'s-sheet-iron bottom.
3o-in. 3a-in. SAN. 3stn.
-
si2.So sI3.:5 slsJo $3.50
BAGS
Our line OF Travelling BAGS is the lsrr-s, ever
shown in Washington, CONSISTING M, CHS, r..
Gladstone BAGS. Cabin Bass. b ston Bar,. L..
aies shorrng Haas. sT~cie B.ss. Tourists
Bass. &c. an real alligator. ses,srin. grain
ie~'her' sseeIsAla. imitation alligator, canvas
andcloth.
NO. 62l-oenuine cowhiie Grain Leather
Cub Bas-leatber lined-les ther-covered frame
AMI iniay-inside pocket-pAtent hinse for hoiS-
ing bag open.
loIn. lin. l2-in. l3-In. lain.
- -
sl-so s2lo s225 eco s28
l5-in- loin. l7-in.
-
$3.50 s3I5 ESQ
NO. lo-Real Alligator Club Bas-lesther
hned-lesther- covered frame and inlay-ip,,i.
focket-patent hinge for holdinst bag op,n-
nickel mcuntings-
loin. Hin. le-in. lsin. lain.
- -
$50 $500 $40 ss.a5 saa5
l5-in. l6Ln. I7In. lsin.
-
si-35 eLa5 1875 s575
Notwithstanding Grain Leather ''Gladssope-
bass-full leather lined-leat her-coyered franz.
and inlsy-doubis laundry pocket-u,ok.l
mountings-
lain. 16-n. ls-in. co-in.
"1s $3.50 .sas goo
22-in. Gain.
s1.75 $50
No. 6s5-Ladies' Cabin Bas,--a.i ...,-
ieAther-co'ered frame and inlay-fuu leather
hned-nickel mountinls-
lin. l3in. I4-in.
$500 $50 ssOo
As-hHtrU'lks marked free o. chars,
~ Trunk strass 0spea 20 al pvrcaassna
18th hoor. 10th street eleyator)
WOODWARD LoTHRor.
au4 10th. nth and Fstsnv.
not BLE-FACEp CANTON FLANNEL. praI
~ and Inquired. loc. Old Gold and Ii.-n.t
.p,ua. hAft's ENILhPRISE
- lS4l llth o.. O. Q.
L g
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GREAT B.RaArss
In few hundred yards Of Printed China. Japs-
nese and India Silks Were 81. 90. e. IS and
sl.5o AL at one price,
-5oc. . yard
ALSO
Cheney Eros.' 2sineh Wash sIks-guaran-
teed all silk and fast colors. Reduced from
ol.0Oto
SOC. a yard
2e-inch sapansse Wash silks-guaranteed all
silk and fast colors. Reduced from 75c. 70
SOC. yard.-
(firyt floor. unAlar skylight)
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Sc. Black and Colored Silk Tafets Gloves. ....21c
SOC. Coored silk Taffeta Gloves. 33c
81. % S-button Undressed MousQuetaire Gloves.
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A Few SPECIALS
FOR THE BOYS.

FOR THE BOYS.
W WE HAVE LOT OF ODDS AND
WV ESDsINHEAvyANDLI LIGHT
W WEIGHT SHORT PANTS
SUITS. SIZES TO IL YEARS. FOR
MERLY SOLD FOR $3.50. o.. IS, %. a.
AND IS. TAKE YOUR PICK OF THEM
AT e. EACH. ALSO SOME BROKEN
LINES OF &c. 77oc.. 81 and 0 30 SHIRT
WAISTS. ALL NEW AND STYLISH PAT.
TERMS. TO BE CLOSED OUT AT SOC.
FOR THE CHOICE
FOR THE MEN.
THERE ARE ABOUT IS PAIRS or
THOSE MEMS oDD-sUIr TROUSERS.
SMALL SIZES ONLY. NONE OVER n
WAIST. IF YOUR SIZE Is AMONG
THEM. PICK OUT WHAT YoU wANTAr
el.75 PER PAIR. YOU CAN TAKE THE
REST OF THOSE g.. So 90 AND 80 PER-
GALE SHIRTS. WITH TWO COLLARS
AND PAIR OF CUFFS, AT 75c EACH
b. ROBINSON CO.,
AMERICAN oUTFIrrERa.
aul4-eo 600 PA AVE. NV.
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HEMP CARPET. lie.
III Body Brus.sls snts for RUGS lest quality g.
kAFF~s In IERIRIsE
aul4-3t ls4l nth q. sc
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Dry GooDs DEPARTMENT AND

3Oc. Black Lace Stripe India Mulls o5c
Doc Figured Crepe de Chines-li2ht grounds DC
2oc to SOC. Genuine Scotch Zephyr Ginghans.
We bought 800 pieces at a remarkably low price
from Arnold. Constable Co., New York. and
offer them for - 90, ,,
SOed Blankets af rama rhal,lu loyr ,,-;.... -.
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TIT II II EEE
+ HHHHH En-
I Il Il EEE
Err "A II R kHf h
+ a a ii K K
7TH AND II SITS. NV.
FRANKIE L co. 1t

YACHT CAPs-YACHT CAPS FOR CHILDREN.
Navy Brown Garnet Ea GFfsaE 81
au14-3 124l llth st. Sc.
pEMEMBER THE SALE OF MEMS FINE SUITS
.n's" sE& HoRR S' eti Saz HOUSE;
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Ko1B PHARMACY.
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES.
1TH AND SITS. NV.
We again in line with list of prices that chal-
enge your closet attention If you to money.
Don't buy any of these goods anywhere else without
first looking over stock. 1t costs nothing to look
and quite willing to show you. confident that it
will prove mutually interesting. Scan these figures
we'll:
GENERAL LIST.
BE Best English Tooth Brushes warranted. Gle
i English Tooth Brushes. backs. ......... l:,c
1Oc French Tooth Brushes. very good. &c
81 English Al-briste Hair Brushes (kent's .oOc
Imported Hair Brushes, all bristles Especial bar
gain. satin wood backs riveted. good enough
for the most exacting. in three sizes.
81 and 99c
Hand Scrubs, very good value at. and 1Oc
Shoe Brushes-We carry the largest stock in town
and offer the following specials: 81 Shoe Brushes at
1:Sc 7jc. Shoe Brushes at 49c. 5O Shoe Brushes at
$40. 35c. Shoe Brushes at 23c.-either with with
out handles.
Sc Co.h brushes down &c
Ec' Lathef brushes extra sooa
oc. Lather brushes, patent ierfuied' EheiS nh
ishea
.oc horse
bath brushes
These Horse and Bath brushes worth double the
money. Don miss 'hehl-
10 reduce stock' only iOc
2oc whisk Broons down loc
pI.,t g. I1. :, ~. . @
- =, ~. - - 80 -,',' 80,
- .i.,,.- g r., $3.50 '
~ bisrhuie Dife tutuoers) al. 1uc
pounds. .49c. per bar
61c Florida Water fuil size large bot,les :slc
D. C,,rI,n1, ~. -, :, 70
oc oufne IRONS uo"h iOc
loc BIRD Seed oest Quality per Id
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MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
As our stock Of Fast Black Balbrsgean Shirts
and Drawers for summer wear is all sold except
sizes IS. 40 and A. in Shirts and "a, 80 and IS
in Drawers We have reduced them Is follows,
AL that were 81. 90 each reduced to
Fine BaltriFvan Drawers. Sizes 80 and 81
Reduced from Soc. to
-2oc. pair
Pajamas or Louneing Suits for night wear
superior to all other night dresses. as the body
h entirely protected from cold draushts The
coolest and most delightful garment made for
slumber wear. They are worn In Ceylon, India,
In general and have no superior.
-S2. so suit
Nirst noor. first annex
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CoRsEr SPECIAL
10 dozen "Prt,sa DonEG- Saline corsets,
long waist. heavily boned, embroidered in
White silk. and bust finished with Hamburg
edge. Usually sold for So
Special price, ell so pair
(Second foor 10th ct. building)
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BLE-FACEp CANTON FLANNEL. PLAIN
~ and inquired. loc. Old Gold aud Ii.-n-t
.n,. n. hAft's In IEhPRISE
ee-sot l24l llth ct "a
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You ought TO be glad If you happen to BE in
town tomorrow. We have started up another
nock" Of sralI-pioney posssbiiities for the
BOYS aad CHILDREN Il will double the inter
est that always centers in Saturday shopping at
SAKs,
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YACHT CAPs-YACHT CAPS FOR CHILDREN.
Navy Brown, Garnet, Cream, :Elc.
RAFFrS ENTERPRISE.
au14-H 124l 18th ST. Sc.
DEMEMBER THE SALE OF MEMS FINE SUITS
III at ST. ~ is for few days only at
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,
au14-3' 81 It'll ST. H.
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IL SG.oot - - : 'oAAS AZ
-. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE.
aul4-jt' 3ll 9Th Of. Q. y.
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TNHOSE 60. 80 ALL-WOOL MEMS SUITS ALL
4 styles and colors, at
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, 81 9TH ct. a. w.,
are a great sacrifice. aul4-:Sts
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-03
BRIGHT BITS.


THE production of lymph doesn't appear to
DO equal to the consumption.-Boston Herald.
In going to the Senate Mr.. Hill will lose his
title of the Whisky Governor" whisky
Senator" is too vague.-Lndtanapolis Journal.
MIKE-Why do thin false ayes be made of
glass, now?
Pat-Shure, an how else could they see throo
EN-, ye thick head.-YGLe Record.
20. WHAT beauty she cried, rapturously.
as he handed her magnificent rose.
Yes, he said, sadly, an American beauty
cost 81 rs. Washington StGr.
He (at 11:45 p. INFLOW, am going to wind
She-Please don't wind them up again. They
don't seem to need it.-Detrott Free Press.
GosLIN commencing narration)-Last night
was lost in thought
Miss Amy dnterrupting)- you shouldn't
roam in unfamiliar fields without a guide
Epoch.
THINGS are coming my way tonight" re-
marked the cat as ne gazed pensively on the
heap of old boots, humps of coal, tin cans, etc.
with which he had been presented. Boston
Herald.
LOOK at the crowd around the corner.
Baggs-O, nothing. only policeman killed
by an accidental discharge of duty.-Hdrvard
LGmpoon.
LITTLE NELIIE-Mamma, know what makes
the hail and snow fRt
Mamma-What, daringS
Little Eellie-It's the people up in heaven
sweeping off their sidewalk. brakes Ma0a-
zine.
REV. Mr.. TALMAGK says that we will sing bet
ter the second day we are in heaven than we
did the first. If some of us didn't sing any bet
ter the second day than on the first the music
loving angels would want to move out.-NorTis-
t0tcn Herald
Rrx-r, nv 7 Ar,xr Aud hIind
poor man?
Poor Man-Yessum. l was born blind
Kind Old Lady (shockedl-Born blind Is it
possible? How you must feel the loss of your
eyesight. -Terds SIfttD0s.
AN AMERICAN NATURALIST has made up list
of 2i0 birds which are Indigenous to Alaska, but,
alas the English sparrow is not among them,
aud the people of that land cannot be blamed
for declaring that the United States has no real
sentimental interest in them.-Detroit Free
Press
Coon MINIsrrR-Your little son asked me
what the Mckinley bill was. He said he asked
you and you referred him to me. Why didn't
you explain the bill to the little fellow your
self?
Deacon De Good was afraid I couldn't
without swearing.-Epoch.
''WHy don't you marry, Mr. Bachelor"
well, I've been trying for years to find a
girl
Have you got any money!"
Enough, guess"
fThen you Just hold still awhile and the girl
will ind you .-WGskin9ton Star.
'wHAr is the situation at Springfield, sena-
tor?n
Almost divine"
"How SOY"
THE republicans have hope, the democrats
faith, and all that is needed is charity on the
part of the big three. 90 Chicago Times.
TIE coolest man / ever knew in my life, -
said congressional arrival, was q native Of
Kansas A cyclone had struck him and set him
down, with his entire family and portion of
his furniture, within twenty feet of my house.
l said 10 him: Hello, Sam! What are you
doing over here?' %, he replied. as he dumped
handful OF tobacco into his pipe, I just came
over 20 get out of the draught. Washington
Post.