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DIED.

mr.. sSnsa s ffSjui5' ~ "a tbs is ss,; :.
Funeral residence. 5l6 East Capitol street.
ar. ~ p m Saturday. the 18th fleass omit ro.
bhosNAN. On Thursday, February 25. 1872, AZ
y;So oe.ocA Kali tIs lsnt daughter Of Jeremiah
patan s. take p,Ac. NOM ts residence Of
street On FRIDAY. February 81. al o'oloca a. nl.
ae.stlyes and iriends invited to attend. =
,, SocHkAN' on "Wednesday. February "a 1852 at
y. M. lENls COCHRAN. - '~
tuneTa. from house rlday morning February "a.
az IL 30 hestNes and friends ted to aff.Da
New ora and New Jersey Iapers please copl
~, a,s,t.S On "wednesday. February "a, lss.
months, youngest daughter Of James A. and Fanny
Funeral private.
DENNIS. At Gratz. kentucky Friday. F.truary
late Rev. J. 4 and 6snni 81 ..S twenty, :Sa Sl
one.
DRIscoLL. On "Wednesday, February "A. lssa.
COLL IN the seventy second year her s.e native
Of County cork ireland. parish scuil. and rssi-
dent OF Washington iOr iorty three year,.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
,. LaMB; On On MSSnasy February l. re his q.
New York city papers please copy.
II BE9Las "a fis sSs s . sb,s
Of Herbert and Maggie r. LAndon. sssa months
Funeral from the residence Of the parrnts. sls
street northesst on Friday At 10 800 M fr~nds and
tend.
OGII Departed this life on wsdnssasy. r.srS-sy
AGED sixty seven yssrs one Of the veterans Of The
Funeral from his late residence 34o2 str-st north
,sss on fa s s arc Ssi1e. ca ns .;S
attend.
as q TfPs ERfsa is,ss Vi. r. .. iS Ss:
Fnnera rom her late re.asncs .Sss, :ouss
west. saturday. February Y. 81 pm issss~Vt
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H.xpKERcH1EF DEp,Rryrx-

l. Mems AlI-linen Hemstitched Initial Hand
kerchefs-1 L. 4 KS. = Ms. = O's and Vs.
keduced FROM SIC. each to q for OIL. 90.
Ii Meas japanese Silk Hemstitched Initial
Handkerchieis-:; DIS. . KS. = Ms and rs
Reduced FROM JOc. 10 DC. each.
3 Ladies Al-linen Handke rchiefs, with Black
embroidered scollOped edges; dalnased Re-
ducej from 1Jc- to JOc. each
LADIES' All-hnen Hsmstitched Handler
chiefs. with sJiid Back borders, ard y inches
wide. damaged Reduced from % to l2hc.
each
Ladies' All-linen Fancily Hemstitched
Handke-chiefs. damaged. Reduced from Is to
124e. each.
list -OO- lSt
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HOSE Foa 1892.

pretend 20 tell Of the Fancy Hose for the
in short advertisement would be absurd. Judge
them by Thu, mention of warranted Fast Black Hose
No less than serentythrse different styles, including
complete stock @ exhG sizes and opera lengths; also
sizes for ehiidr-n 1889 finds the Palss Royal head
quarters durinS previous years.
tn. DC Hose in plain and drop stitch are the best
vet offered at the prte<. Those marked 3oc have
double soles. high spced heels etc. The Soc quality
Of 1891 is our Acc. Hose Of 1892. The Fine Gauge
Isle Hose at 5 cents may be compared with the ma
3ority Of Soc Stockings. To select from are those
with Rchelieu and Rembrandt ribs. the later 1892
Introduction The Sea- Island Cotton Black Hose are
feature Of the Palas Royals g2 importations Price,
75c. and 81 ."5 pair As plsasunt to 1sar as sik.
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OuR
W rEKLr REMNANT DAY SALE
OCCURS
1OhORROW (FRIDAY), FEB. &c
()uR

u hESE sales are mutually beneficial. They
he'P US % carry out a RUE made at our bust
Hsss conilnencement-not to allow the remnants
winch necessarily follow a weeks sales to be
eari-d INTO the mex week Each weeks bust
ness must take care OF itself, thesefore not
on al short LsaG;hs" but odd Sizes
broken tots. ENDS of lines. " soiied. mussed
or asiaced goods Of every character. are laid
As'u- uhti Friday. when they sold WITHOUT
rCsTeae> 70 ratue. You can readily wherein
We ar benefited IN dollars and cents us lose.
We gain IN the satisfaction of being able to COM
mehee each weeks business with fresh. clean
and presentable stocks in all departments. The
oensnt you derive is in proportion TO the ex-
Vent OF your needs-as you gs.. perhaps. Just
the article you want Cor about one-half its regu-
lar price.
Here's tomOrrows xleanings- See II some Of
your wants AREN'T among them:
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PICTURE DEPARTMENT

Artotypes- Size 20x2I. Oak and silver
frames Reduced from -. % to sI1a
ArtOtyTes- Size 2Ox34. Oak and silver
frames- Reduced from $500 to e. 90
Pastels. Size SKIS. White and gold frames
Reduced from $500 to g. w.
Pastels- Size 6xlS. Cream and silver
frames. keiuced from e. 40 to $500
Etchings- Size l2xi6 White and gold
francs Reduced from s3. 30 to 500
HOU-th floor. 10th st builfinx \
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CLo.K DEPARTMENT.

Black Cheviot Blazer Jackets. full high
sleeves Size 81 only. Reduced from "a. 30
10 ell
Black Cheviot Refers. high sleeves. silk
frog fastensrs. Sizes AZ and "A. Reduced from
g to e. 80.
j Fine Twi.led Black Cheviot Jacket. silk
lined sleeves, perfect fitting. Size j. Re
duesd from SIS to 81
i Navy Blue Atwood Cheviot Refer. braid
bound. high sleeves Size 81. Rsduced from
e9tO 81
1 Light-weight Black Long Cloak Size 3D.
Reduced from sl3. 90 to s5
Blsrk COrkscrew Wrap. trimmed with silk
gimp Size -. Reduced from sI2 so TO 81 80
(Ihird nOor-----.-..--....-.-.llth 81. building.)
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THE MrsCHIEvoUs FOOL RooMa
An Important Letter on the Subject Frss
the Chief of Police.

An Important Letter on the Subject Frso
the Chief of Police.
Maj. Moore today handed the following
letter to the Commissioners upon the subject
OF pool rooms
AN alteration between two youths IN
pool room on the evening OF the 22d instan,
which resulted in the death Of one Of the
participants. combined with previous reports
of other serious affairs In establishments Of
that kind, induces me 20 invite your
attention TO the necessity OF q law for their
better regulation. As 9 rule they are The re-
sort OF young men aud youths. who indulge IN
cigars and cigarettes. which are the articles
usually competed for, excepting in rooms which
are attached to liquor saloons, whom
the play Is for drinks. Ii is reported TO me
that IN tire last named places even when the
Oar 10 iuiiy exposed TO view during the hours
when the sale OF liquor 10 prohibited men Who
are sober when they enter that portion Of the
premises set apart for pool billiards, &c, re-
al l,ear upon the street IN an intoxicated condi-
uOa.
without commenting upon the pernicious
'Enehces OF these establishments, espec-
lazy upon youths, AZ Is suggested that
ia Hort should be made 20 obtain from Con-
s-c-s such legislation will make them ameu-
&c 10 law lake that which is intended to
i-"iect minors against saloons, and which re-
-..,s the closing Of the latter after midnight
AID On Sundays Any measure that might he
proposed 10 this end should include pool bill
ila.d, bagateIle and Jennie Lind tables. ALSO
slufie board and bowling alleys"
iEe ioI!owlng Endorsement WAS placed on the
papers by the Commissioners: Approved Feb
ruEry Is 1881 and this should he referred TO
attorney Tor the District OF Columbia tor ad-
vice az to whether the Commissioners have ths
power TO make and enforce police regulations
upon this subject under recent Legislation.
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FuE DEpAR1MEsr.

white Feather Boa, slightly soiled. Re-
daeed from SIS to s2.75.
Black ostrich Boa. Reduced from sl2 so
to 81.
2FiTe French Seal Capes. Sizes "a and %.
10 inches long keiuced from SIG 30 to
$3.50.
Fine Astrakhan Cape. 20 inches long. Size
3D. Reduced from s.22. 20 to sl5.
Goat Lug. Reduced to 81 30.
(Ihlra dOOr. llth st. buiidin2l
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Unexpected Demand for Space by Exhibitors
at the Chicago Fair.
CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Director General Davis
will shortly ask to have another great exhibit
hall constructed at the worlds fair grounds.
He wants more exhibit space. The pressure
upon him for space is tremendous, both from
within ard without
''The demands for space" said Col Davis
yesterday, "are something unparalleled in the
history OF worlds fairs. The need for addi-
tional space is not the fault of the
local directory nor Of the national
could not be foreseen. No one expected so
many nations would respond to the invitation
of President Harrison to participate in the fair.
This is to be o worlds fair in every sense Of
the word"
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meeting OF citizens is called for tonight Il
the spencerian Business College to take steps
to aid in the effort to afford relief to the Rus
sian famine sufferers The meeting lie called
by the he'd Cross Association and II is intended
as a preliminary TO a strong public movement
addresses are announced by Miss Clara Barton
Wyoming.
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Bows, C1orH,xs Drp,Rrurxr

II ''1lCtbers' FRIEND shirt Waists, finest
French Ps-cale. Reduced from sl.5O to 15c.
each,
Gray Checked Refer. Size 4. Reduced
from 10 10 81 -.
Is High-class suits. winter weight. some with
vests Al size J. Reduced frUm so, IS and
$40 70 1896.
(IhI-d doUr. 10th st. building)
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CORSET DEPARTMENT.

pair. II. C. French Corssts-Ious waists
spoon busks-S-ayiiy boned and nicely tn
ished- sizs a6. Reduced from ~ to 81 pair
pals Fine satin Corssts-Pink and Iixht
b4ne-iSne ~aists-t~o side sSeels. finished
with embroidery sizes - and 20. Reduced
from e. 20 10 81 pair
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MAX kltD

!, BRADLEx-sPEAR. At the parsonage Of the
DroSdNAy M r. Church OF BALTIMORE, Ictober so.
lsSl. ny the lev. HUH l.. Eld-rdlve EMILY a.
sftAh TO Dr. ". T. BRADLEY. botn OF tins CITY 4.
ShOffUI-NlCHOl-lS. Al the residence of her
auuf. Ms Ethan A. Hitchcock, ON Megn.,lay Feb-
ruary -. lxrl by the hey. Dr Chllds Mr MIi,liAN
A IhOffU1 to Miss BEssaE b. NlChOLlA
TOMN-HODGsON February ~ Isy2 AZ Dover
Mass. " ke, Z: A. Allen. CALNIN EDWARD lows
q Washington. ID. e.. aud Miss EDITH hCGENIA
hODOsON. DAUGHTER of IEomas HoIgson OF Dvyer .
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Col North's Dog Wins the Waterloo Cup.
LONDON, Feb. 2a-Ihe Waterloo cup, which
holds the same position in ooursing as the
derby does ON the turf, has been won for the
fourth consecutive time by Fullerton, the
property Of Col. North, over Fitx Fife, owned
by q. +. Fawcett
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Efforts to Save Stout, the Murderer.
ELKToN, Nd, Feb. 25.-If the motion for
new trial is refused Alfred Stout, colored, con-
victed OF the murder Of the old German farmer,
George Ditmar, his counsel will take the case
court had no Jurisdiction, as Ditmar died in
Pennsylvania, and also that the jury should
not have been separated when eleven jurors
were brought into court on Tuesday night and
one was ill and was left at the hotel in charge
Of bailiff.
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INFANTS DEpaR1xrsr.

3Children's Short Dresses. Gretchen style
yoke of .ll-over embrOidery-hish full sleeves
cuts Of Hsmburx-w;de Enthusiastically soiled.
Reduced from 81 20 81 each.
2 Boys Gingham Kilt Suits-white shirt
fronts-trimmed with White piqus-slightly
soiied- Reduced from e. 20 20 81 so
lSscond noor..-..-.........l0t 10th 81. building
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DOMESTIC DErss Goops Drp,Rrsrs

Remnants G:nxhams. Plain Dark and Olive
Green AMI Terra Gotta. in lengths from s to 10
yards Reduced to &c. yard.
Remnants Half wool Dress Goods IN Brighs
Red P.aids-lenzths FROM ) to 10 yards Rs-
'iuo-,; TO -. yard.
(o-con1 floor. LIST annexl
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GLoyE DEp,pryrxr

3pairs LAlies' 3 button-length Mousquetsire
Tan Suede Gloves-Size 81. Reduced to 15c.
pair.
pairs Ladies' 4-button Craven Tan Gloves
Perrins Reindeer make-sizes7 and ~. Re
dueed TO Ella pair. suitable for driving
list uoor. lth st annex \
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Illness of Sara Bernhartlt.

AiAnooe oh oot1 be1nuhtots
MrNNEAPoLIs, Feb. 25.-Sara Bernhardt il III
and was compelled TO cancel her engagement
here last night She 10 suffsrtps from nervous
prostr alton, partially induced by her treatment
ct ST. Louis last week. Some Of her pets have
been ailinR from q form of distemper, and this
has not sweetsnsd her angelic dispositiou.
few days rest, 1t u thought, viii restore her.
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BLANKET DEPARTMENT

DOWN QUILTS.
size Gx6. covered with French Saline. Re
dueel from SEQ 10 $40.
3s.ze JX6. covered with French satine Re-
duced from $50 to s5
: size G1G. covered with silk. Reduced from
Sl6 " ~ el3- ~.
Horse Blanket. slightly damaged Reduced
from 81. - 10 81.
] Horse Blanket. soiled Reduced from IS
to 50
Gray Wool Lap Robes. Reduced from 81 80
to 81
(Second floor. 18th st building
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ART ExBRoIpERr Dyp,Rrxrxr

ODD fIECES OF STAMPED LlNENS
u arn;ei Linen Pillow Cover. Reduced from
3:o TO e.
Linen Table Cover. Reduced from 81 to
&C.
Bottom shsetins Pillow Cover. Reduced
from 30 to 25c.
Bottom sheeting Table Cover. Rsducei
from Ell TO 50r-
! Fine Linen Bureau Scarf. Reduced from
80 70 sc.
Brown Linen Pincashton Cover. for eus
WORK ksSiu cd from - to &c
Fine Linen Te.Cioth. Reduced from AZ d
to sI.j0
Tainted Table Cover. Rslucsd from q, %
70 50c
ssry.st.s. RedT cd from Is to &C.
ODD PIECES OF UNsIAMPLD LINENS
COnbing Towel. Reduced from Al 70 -
' Hsms,itehsd Scarf. Reduced from 81 to
7Oc ~
Aomstitched Bareau Scarf Reduced from
Si.2J TO 81.
4 bureau Scarf. draxn-work and knost~i
fringe. k-.Gced from q, 10 7oc-
CIhird isor..... losh u. buildiny.)
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Hors.vhippsd on FIfth Avenue.

NEW Yosx, Feb. 2G-E. q. Potter, nephew
Of bishop Potter, was horsewhippsd on sth
avenue yesterday BY Lind1sy Chaplin. Both
and the episode caused great excitement in
clubdom. Trouble, IL n said, grew out Of de.
famatory story Regarding Chaplin which Potter
u alleged 70 have circulated.
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Will Of Phylenda M. stodder.

The will Of the late Phylenda NJ. stodder
was filed today. She leaves to Lucinda T.
Mykel her half sister, her Mattawoman farm
in Charles county, Md, and the rest of the
estate, including her stock Of groceries at AS
9th street southwest subject TO the pay l.ent OF
$50 each TO Lilly Parker and Sarah Ann
kelton.
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not benefit the American farmer No
act OF Congress could change the memorable
law Of supply and demand-which prevented
our agricultural people from purchasing
no msrte. sGS or til. s. ssf
cultural products Of the United States.
Every man qualified to vote knew that tho
market for American agricultural products Vas
in Great Britain. not in South America
In 1891 the exports OF cattle to Gres, britain
lea and the West Indies to sl5s.ooo. The en-
ports Of corn to Great Britain were over s23,-
0oo, 900; to South America, Sl69,0oo.'
HOUSE.
Despite the inclemency Of the weather
Speaker Crisp was at his post Of duty this
morning In better voice than he has been IN
for some time
Mr.. Picker Is d. asked consent for the
consideration Of a resolution directing the
committee on printing to report a resolution
for printing 100000 copies OF q work upon the
diseases of the horse.
MT Richardson CTenn.) objected, but not
untn the members had ENJOYED mistake made
by the clerk. who read the title of the work
the Diseases OF the House."
THE cRard-srEwARr CONTEST.
Mr.. Brown Und- called up the first contested
e!ection case OF the session, being that Of Craig
against Stewart. from the 25th district Of Penn
syiyanis- The majority Of the committee find
In favor OF the contestant. Craig and the mi
nority hold that the sitting member is en-
titled to retain his seat
INDIANA POLITICS.
Mr.. Brown proceeded to discuss the case, but
brsnched of to a consideration of Indian poll
tics and the famous blocks of five" letter. tho
intention of which he declared 10 be 70 corrupt
the people and 6ebauch the ballot box. he
also criticized the action of Judge VIM. A.
Woods of Indiana
POINT OF ORDER.
He was interrupted by point Of order from
Mr.. Z. B. Taylor Of Ohio, that the remarks of
the gentleman wero not directed to the aues-
ton under consideration.
The Speaker pro tenn (Mr. Hatch) over
ruled the point of order
Mr.. Taylor appealed from the decision. Did
not the chair understand and the members
understand that this RI odomontade in regard 10
the history Of Indiana politics had thing to do
with the case OF Craig against Stewart? There
was not a man in the House who did not know
that his point was well taken, aud. having said
that, he would withdraw his appeal.
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MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP

IRIS. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DlARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winsows Soothing
syrup" and taAe other kind. 10 cents q bottle.
d3I-ly
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Black and Gray French Flannel Tea Gown,
velvet trimmed Size 81 Reduced from SIS
70 $50
(IEi-d door. tn st. buiIdinS.)
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Range OF the Therrnomete,

The following were the readings at the ONCE
OF the weather bureau today: sam, Sc, 2pm.,
Al; maximum. Al; minimum. So
secosd Edition Continued ON sixth p.~e
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CoRsErs FoR 1892.

HE maker of the celebrated Up. D." Corse.s sends
the following speciAltss for 81: Black ss,inette and
White Coutil Corsets They have the iong wais: pc
culiar to French Corsets and otherwise like their
much more expensive "P. D." cousins. Tie Black
Corset retail at 81 So but ,eH be offered this
for only IS cents The White Coul il to be 10 cents.
but may be claimed this reek for 70 cents.
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Tho Naval R.scrv. in Ru.s,..

Tie NAVAL Re6crvO In Ruoofo.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 25.-The GEAR for the
building up Of the volunteer feet has granted
COG. 900 roubles on condition that fous fast
cruisers be constructed within ten yearA
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SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 132 South 5th ave-
nue.. New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION OF
COD.LIvER oIL-all druggists everywhere do. 81.
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FoR TIE CHILDREN.

MOTHERS are invited to the special display Of
Babies SILK Caps-sll entirely To induce call
this week the Caps marked Sse. reduced to 73c.
the 81, 30 CAPS to 9sc. the IL 6s Caps 81 3D. The
new Cambria slips also ct reduced pricss-from TIC
SOC. and Sse. to &c.. &c. and 29c.
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, AbuIuBeT uuu W UOU N6cR ma MOCK.
BAN Francisco, Feb. 25.-Thc scores Of the
bicycle race at the end OF the third day wore ~
follows in miles and laps: Ashinger, Ssl.2;
Prince. S79.S; Howell, S20.s; Wood, 891.2;
Lamb, 1904; Robb, s9o.s; O'Flanssan, 20ls;
Stage, SAT.
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1000 Dozen BAL. HOSE.

"A csliuloid shopping Memoranda Tablet. contain
ing calendar will be given each customer
Nothing trashy-as reliable and lasting the Black
Hose you will purchase. AID remember we invite you
to . selection from complete spring stock Quanti-
ties and variety that is without parallel in this city.
Take the Boys and Girls Stockings at 25c. pair
Here four different Styles sizes to 10 Not only
for variety but where else such quality for %
And see there marked 80 cents in sizes from Ito TO-
made 10 the Palss Royals special ORDER with double
knees. toes and heels, made with q view of resisting
the rough the healthy boy is certain to give
them. You compare with tie Csc. hose Of else
| where.
| LADIES with unusually small fee. and those who
are stout will find the sizes to suit. 1892 finds the
Palas Royal with extra size Fast Black Isle Hose
only pair that equal any heretofore sold at sl
Being ingram dyed-dyed in the yarn, the greatest
| strength and gear is assured.
Those FLEErlse BAnoA1ss.
w HAT are 100 dozen Gloves when 1t is noised
| around town that SOC. is doing the duty Of 81 We
allude to the Undressed Kid Mousquetares that are
being so eagerly purchased.
XAND these Chamois Mousquetaires. Did u ever
before buy such quality! White and Natural.
&c. for 25c Handkerchiefs is another eetins bar.
gain. Think Of it. Sheer Linen Lawn Handker-
chiefs, with scalloped and embroidered BORDERS three
instead If tsro for CSC.
lIERE are Handkerchiefs that seldom come under
the head Of bargain. But few Of each the reduc
tons wouldn't be like this:
Reduced from SOC. to Csc.
Reduced from Sc. to &c.
Reduced from 81 to SIC.
Reduced from g. so to s1.6S.
The last mentioned the choicest specimens Of
Hand-embroidered French Linen handkerchief some
Of which g. As each ,re find that e. 50 ras the
average price.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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Losa LIFE

Lone LIFE
Is possible only when the blood IL pure and vigorous
To expsi Scrofua and other poisons from the rculs
ton. the superior medicine n AYERS sarsapsrilla It
imparts permanent strength and efficiency TO every
gan of the body Restoration to perfect health and
strength
RESULTS FROM USING
AYERS sarsaparilIa. Mary Schubert. Kansas City.
KS. writes:
81 am convinced that after having been sick whole
from liver complaint Ayers sarsaparilla saved my
life. The best physicians being able to help me- and
having tried three other proprietary medicines without
benefit at last took Ayers ssrsaparlia The result
was complete cure. Since then have recommended
this medicine to others. and ways with success.
AYERS
GARSAPARIILA
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver Co., Lowell. Mass.
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
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w ooDwARD AND LorHRop.
10TH. 18th AND p Sis NV.

............- Owing to the inauspic;ou, weather
OF today our ANNIVERSARY RARGAINsr
VIII De Kept on sale remainder Of the week
TOR detailed list see Wednesdays Star or
Thursday Pcs:
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SocrErY ExeRAyERs.

The finest work st moderate prices coupled with
prompt and intelligent service is promised Such stten
ton all orders Your name nifty engraved cards
from engraved copper plate for only 50 cents-eeuas
to the york for rAseA eoss,derOby higher prizes 70
usually charged. Wedding Invitations. &C.. at
eq ually moderate prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-25

TAXING BUTTER FRoM MILK WIS
Known in the earliest times 1t was left for our time
to make milk Of cod Liver oil.
Milk. the emulsion of butter 10 an easier food than
butter. SCOTS EMULSION OF COD-LIvER OIL
II IN easier food than codver OIL II is rest for d.
Sestion. 1t stimulates. helps. restores. digestion;
and at the same time. supplies the body q kind Of
nourishment it can re. In NO other way.