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Ora COLOR Show"


The last flower to bloom is the NAcRE-
such rich shddss-for millinery and dress
tr,Hm.ngn and so. yard
MINER iisf hs %B ss I hNST fArffsS-in
NUaBEK so~BOW KSoT P1fTEKS-
in White and Cryant-toc. yart.
Pms. Blue. Gray, Old Rose. Brown. Navy
Blue. Tan and Buf-;s.c.. 3D.. SOC. and SIC.
MoikE RIBBON, in Blue. Pink. Green.
Brown Tan. Gray. Buff. Black and the rest
OF me fashionable nst-Z'c. &c. and 4oc .
4-iNcH SATIN RIBBONS. in Red. Gold,
Blue. shrimp. Old Rose. Green and Biack-35c.
cTScH SATIN RIBBONS. in Gold. Pink.
Blue. White. Nile Green. Lilac and Green 4oc.
fExU DE SOLE RIBBON. in Tan. Brown.
finch LACE-EDGE RIBBON. in Tan,
BrSwn. Gray. Navy Blue. Back and White
All the best shades in SATIN Ribbons
from numbers = to22- You may be sure
have marked them as low as the qualities
Aif,sILK sArIN-EDeE GRos GRAIN
Yellow. Witt and CTosuANo. o. No .
y No. " He; No l.. E''se; No. 10. l6c.
A chance to pick ali shades in all widths Of
SATlN-EDGE Gkos GRAIN RIBBONS-for
PLAIN GROs 1EATN RIBBoNs-all shades.
They are in Ntinbers ~. ~ add y
DOS LE-tACED SATIN, MORE, PLAIN
GtOS GRAIN and SA11N-kDGE and PLAIN
SAIIS-In al widths aud our reliable quail
ifies.
RUCHING RIBBONS - Crochet edge - in
White, Black and colOrs-l0c. yard.
LOOP EDGE Ribbon, in White, Black, light
Blue, Buf and Navy 1.G. yard
All shades IN SATIN RIBBON. Number 9.
4sc apiece.
All shades in GRos GRAIN. SATIN EDGE,
number >, SO. apiece.
ALI~SILk PICOI EDGE. number I, 1Sc.
Best quality of PLAIN eros GRAIN RIB
BON. IN White and Cream-au widths from
MARROW BRoCADED RIBBON in White.
Cream and Green-Sc ayard.
SUhAH SASHES with silk frinze-Back
s. - and 81 Cream. 81 D
HEAS IlICHED SUkAH SASHES with EN-.
brUidered ends-in White. 81. -.
ALL-SILK SAIIN-EDGE eros GRAIN
SASH kiBbON-in Bisck. at 50e.. 1oc. and SIC.
aysrd.
Al widths in COLORED VELVET RIBBONS
with linen satin back.
Best Qualities of BLACK VELVET RIBBON.
in ali widths. with linen satin backs
Nothing Is cheaper than cheap RIBBON-still 20,
aont need pay much for the satisfactory kinds
DUR ONLY KIND. We never ask you for more thai
you get in return. Weighed IN the srales OF equity
both sides hang even II there is q difference at al
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Ion nnZEN

LADIES' COTTON DRAWERS.
made with yoke band, deep hem and
cluster OF tucks. All sizes.
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20 DUZEN

Windsor Sczrts, made Of crepe Dc
chine. in solid co,ors of Navy, Gar.
net. Black. olive, Old Rose and Car
ainai- Worth pc.
II.
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W,rH The APPROACH Or SPRING

WITH The APPROACH Or SPRING
THE MOVEMENTS OF THE HoUsEKEEpER
ARE INCREASED HUNDREDFoLD-rHE PAR
LoR Is A CHAOS. THE DINING ROOM DIS
MANTLED. FLOOR COVERINGS IN sHREDs
FURNITURE THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE d.
LAPIDATED. AND. WORSE THAN ALL. NO
MONEY ON HAND TO REPLACE THE DEvAsTA-
TIoN OF A LONG AND SEVERE WINTER.
SUCH TRIALS WOULD ovERpowER THE
STRONGEST DID NOT A STAR OF HOPE ARISE
' EQUITABLE
CREDIT
WHICH BRUSHES ASIDE WITH A MERRY LAUGH
THE MEMORY OF PAST DISTRACTIONS AND RE-
PLACES THEM WITH COMFORT. CHEER, GOOD
WILL AND HAPPINESS. ACCEPTING IN RETURN
TRIVIAL SUM FROM THE STORE OF YOUR
FUTURE WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS. AS
YOUR SENSE OF HONOR MAY DETERMINE
EQUITABLE AND RIGHT
THE FOLLY OF LIVING IN THE MIDST OF DIS
COMFORT MUST BE MANIFEST TO ALL HOUSE
KEEPERS. SEEING THAT CONFINEMENT CAN
BE PURCHASED WITH NO OUTLAY OF READY
MONEY
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
MATTINas.
DRAPERIEs.
REFRIaERAToRs,
BABY CARRIAGES.
vAPoR STOVES.
AND WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE 4 RERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
ol7. pl9. ga AND ss3 7TH ST.
mhl9 Gao MASS. AVE N. ".
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battle Sore Feet
IN PONDS
ACT.

For DYsprpsrA
USE BROWNS IRON BITTERa
Physicians recommend it,
All dealers keep it. q per bottle. Genuine has
trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. 8
NERVOUS DEBILITY. POOR MEMORY. Diff
~ dence slseples.ness. pimples cured. Dr. Niles
q SCHILLER 4 STEVENS. 9th and Pa. ave,
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MAX tflkIs.
DIED.

sTEJNEGER- RElNERs. March 90. 1892. by the
Rev. Alexander Kent, Mr.. LEONARD sTEJNEtifh
and Miss AAkl RElNERs.
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AFTER THE STORM.
There Was Quiet in the House When
Called to Order Today.

Several Corrections of the journal From .
missske 10 the Printing of the Reccrd-rhe
Time Of the Senate taken Up In Es-rusi,.
sesaSoa.
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HosrrRY BARGAINs FoR SATURDAY


Tomorrow 10 our great SPECIAL HOSIERY
day and you will md BARGAINS here SAT-
cHiLDkEN's FAST BLACK IMPORTED
FINE RIBBED HOSE. self finished. with
DOUBLE KNEES. TOES and HEELS Regu-
to dse. sfEciAL PRICE FOG SATURDAY.
3pairs Of HOSE FOR 81
CHILDkEN'S FAST BLACK DERBY
RIBBED HOSE. Regular price. 25 to Soc.
cHILDREN's FINE FRENCH HOSE, in
ALL SHADES Of TAN or RED. ALSO Nov
ELITES in BLACK or WHITE. in Isle,
COTTON and SILK These are the NEWEST
effects in HOSIERY. SPECIAL PRICE on
LkpIEs 20 GAUGE EXTRA FINE COT.
TON HOSAo of SUPERIOR SEA ISLAND COT
TON. FAST BLACK. very elastic. sizes 8 to
10 inches with EXTRA HIGH DOUBLE
HEELS aud DOUBLE sOLES. Regular price,
6s5zs- FOR SATURDAY,
LADIES EXTRA FINE FOUR THREAD
FRENCH LIrIE HOSE. FAST BLACK.
Gil sITJ. RIBBED, our own IMPORTA-
TION. DOU BILE SOLES AND HEELS. Rexu-
lar Rrict. Gse- SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
ONLY.
LADIES' MOROCCO RED. SUEDE. TAN,
BROWN And WHITE Isle HOSE.
] BBED or plain SPECIAL PRICE SATUR-
DAY.
LADIES, EXTRA FINE BLACK HOSE.
HIGH DOUBLE HEELS. DOUBLE SOILS
AND TOES. REGULAR PRICE, SOC. pair
For SATURDAYS SPECIAL,
3 pair for sl-OD-
80. BLACK HOSE. with DOUBLE HEELS
and TOES. FOk SATURDAY.
hair
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An INTERESTING EXHIBITION
JACKETS. listers. CApEs
WRArrERs. ROBES. JEnsEYs

w are net overrun with buyers Of Jackets, &C.
little too carly. Now is the opportunity for you
look through the stock. The salespeople have the
time and. the goods being new. they will be inter
ested you in the style and fit of the garments So
We call IL an ezhitition-s sale only in this respect
Certain W,aDpers and Jerseys reduced prices until
Saturday evening.
i RY on this English Top Coat Of Tan Broadcloth
and you'll recognize the hang of the London-made
garment. Equally English the lap seams, tho
monster pearl buttons the three pockets the giacs
silk lining and the maniks collar and cuffs are also
the latest fad. Paiais Royal price, Ga. At the few
other stores where such garments may be had the
price would be s20and would an ercustpe nouety
1HEsE Bedford Cord Refers are to BE- in such de-
mand that We rrophesy q scarcity Of Tans and Grsys
| ,cihin month. We have Navy. Black. Tan and
Gray. The notch collar, coat cuff three pockets and
big pearl buttons You may call these Refers Ango-
Ameyfcun-made in America. but Of English materials
and English style. Palais Royal price, 90.
II ERE 10 the London-made garment that the En-
xlish tourist and yet is surprised that the Yam
KEGS At detect her nationality-al Americans are
Yankees to the English. But the coat It's Of Tan
broadcloth with styaD seans add these
the other characteristics If the Londonade garment
and you will be horrined delighted. according to
your way Of looking at things.
Two surprises are these: The Tan and Gray Check
Chevot Refers at % and those in Black at Co. The
lap seams. big pearl buttons and the ut are the
prise: pleasant surpse But what about other Jack
cts and Caps and listers and Chidren's garments;
| well-you must call.
SPECIAL PKrcEs UxrrL SATURDAY.
w RAPPERs of French Percale. bingham and CAL
Our champions Of 1882 to lie in price
three days. You'll find the regular price marked on
the garment sou select. so bear in mind these reduc-
! tons in prices.
sl.@6 Wrappers for Csc.
------" 81. 30 Wrappers for LIS.
316S Wrappers for s1.4S.
JERSEYS with thc hip pieces, which assure case
81. rs Jerseys for 81. L.
sl.ee Jerseys for s1.15.
SKIRTS-Baack and Colored Skirts are the rage. We
tempt you here with reduced prices until Saturday
evening not much to se you goods ,c,hopt profit
10 prove that the beet variety styles ard coors
| the PalAis Royal.
r.. % surah SILK Skirts for s5.5O
LIS Mohssr Skirts for S10a
SIC. Sasinette Skirts for Csc.
CORSETe.-we have been making great displays in
the windows and around the store Some Of the Cor
sets show sxps Of tine decorators handling. Reduced
prices to get rid Of thern quickly.
. ol.5O Corsets for 9Sc.
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The PArArs RorAL.

THE PAIArs RorAL.
GLovEs-55o. for undr..s.d Kid Mou,qu...irs.
that were imported to retail at 81 pair All sizes and
coors. but not many that have to protect late
callers tomorrow with this rule: Not more than one
pair 10 each c,,stomes.
JABors $50. so- .ho.. marked csc. made Of
silk chiffon in all colors. profusely trimmed with
point dIrs,snde lace; sl.l9 for those marked o. 35
snd e.. 20 Cor those marked s26s
RucHING.-15c. for that Chin. Sill. nueh,0s
that. though marked only I7c.. is worth 25c yard
70 cents for the well known SIC. Silk Feather Ruch
ing: all co.ors are here once more.
PArAsoLs.-S3.79 for Lyon. xovsl.i,,
marked e3.es Umbrellas of gaes uwo-tone) silk. in
all coors with q and 26inch paragon frames, extn
cover. silk tassels. quaint sticks. Parasols marked
g. 3D. many Of which will cos. you a. so q. the credit
stores.
Hos,EKr-44c. for C. g. 1s,,, uo.. viii ,r,,.
crowds Of you hero tomorrow. Charles Gerva.s sends
Us this sprnx the most beautiful colorinss in his
Isle Thread Hpse. Besides these we offer tomorrow
the IDrocod Fadess ose; these have Black feet and
colored uprers. guaranteed inds,iJe.
VEsrs.-44o for our Soc. Ribbed su. Vests.
which so many Of have been buying to use as
set covers. Black. Lavender. Pink. Yellow, Nile
Green. Flesh. LIGHT Blue. Yellow Red. Cream. Ecru.
White. The PAlAis Royal regular price il Soc, 6ut
'ohere eiss these ALL-SILK Vs,ssJor 50 centsf
Spooss-Sl .6S for Souvenir Spoon, with new
and beautiful handles and Washington etched in bowl
s1.3o for Coffee spoons with the new corkscrew
handles and Wdshinoton in bowl o. 6s for the Uncie
Sam" Spoon %. SO for the "Shsrnaar Spoon; q As
for Teaspoon with Capitol in bowl; o.. rs for the
Spoons with Mount Vernon in bowl and head Of WASH
inEton on handle; sl.35 for the new Easter Spoons
g. 35 for the Teaspoons with Louis XIV handles in
many beautiful designs; 50 and 50 cents for Coffee
spoons with handles; s1.6s for the Lore Spoon.
has gold plated bowl. These Spoons are all tcarrunted
stsS,fny silver. snd are 80 stamped. Pa,ais Royal
prices atrass tOes 1t 10 with Spoons as with
other goods.
FRAMES Id &c. and &c. for French Gilt nd
Fiagree Silver Miniature Photo Frames that ,ocre
ported to retail at sLa5. Only 81. % for the new
Hand-stched Silver Frames. with bow knot corner
81 for those without the knot 7c the new Silver
Eilseree Frames, with bow knot. These the very
fGtea imported novelties at the lo,cest prices ossible
eUen Uah cash buainess.
.'..-... THE PALAIs ROYAL.
fcontinued below.)
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MEx's 81 "FoorroaMn SHOES.

Nude of .he best of everythinR-on
new last, designed specially for us to
secure perfect comfort and pretty eject.
or French calf.
heal Kangaroo
o. Best Patent Cali.
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PrarvnrHr RkpgcrIos FoR SArUr

= EhF ~MEh1 ItEUt IUN Il Uh OAIUK-
TRIPLE EXTRACT OF YIASG YLANG.
Regular prise, 5Oc. SPECIAL Fox SATCI-
DAY.
&C OF.
FRENCH EXTRACT or WHITE LILAC
CLilAs BLANC. Regular prise, JOc. FOR
SATURDAY.,
FRENCH EXTRACT OF JOCKEY CLUB
Regular price. Joc. FOR sATr kDAY.
"a. OK
DELLETREZ'S FAMOUS TRIPLE Ex-
TRACT OF PEAU II. SPAGNE. Esxuiar
prize. 50c. o. SPECIAL FOX SATURDAY
ONLY.
DELLETREZs REFINED EXTRACT OF
PARMA VIOLET. REGULAR value Zoe o.
FOR SATURDAY. ONLY We VIII sal THIS
Tor
&c o.
FULL SUPPLY Of the FINEST FRENCH
EXIkACIs IN HE WORLD, "vIRGIN
VIOLET" and ANARYLIS DU JAPON. For
lasting fraxI snce and DEI.ICACI the~s true ex-
tracts have no equal. TOMORROW ws VII
offer them Ter
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1nA DIErE

IUU PIECES
3-inch-wide HAMBURG EDGE,
every patt-rn different. Would b.
good value at Sc and Sc yard.
3&c. YARD.
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~ DOZEN

WHITE LAMN APRONS. The as.
sortmeuf represents fully 80 differ.
snt styles. IL IL a special lot. The
lowest numter you cannot buy fof
less than 10. and the best woulsl
stznd you uc. SoEie are embro;d.
cred. some are tucked, some ore
henastitehed aid soaIo are fancy.
III.
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CONSUMPTION
Carries on many Of its victims nssdies.ly. can be
stopped sometimes; sometimesit cannot
a. crus, to raise false hopes % t 10 weak to y,ed
to false fears.
There IL way to help within the reach Of mos, who
are threatcned-csrsful living and SCOTS EMUL-
SION of cod-liver Oh $3.50.
Let US send you book ON the subject free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists, la2 South 9TH ave-,
New York. -.....s
Your drurE:ss issps SCOTS EMULSION of cod
liver otl-all druggists everywhere do. q.
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A Glow OPPORTUNITY.
PAINTED CREAM
MoHA1R Bnr1r1Asrrsr

bafabric exclusively our orn.
The second shipment is Just in-l8 distinct de-
signs and colorings. The acme Of beauty and
usefulness lie reached in this dainty cream fabric
with its rich French printings of artistic how-
srs. 1t presents az handsome appearance a.
printed silks. with the assurance Of much
longer service. The cream grounds of firm bril-
hantine will not wrinkle. and the dust will
quickly fall from its silky mohsir surface, leav.
ing neither soil nor stain. Both for house and
street wear.
% inches wide. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a ward
(F1rst noor.. 10th 1t. buildinS)
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BE Sunr You AnE RIeur.
THEN 60 AHEAD"

But nrsa be very you rGht; u isso essy 10
lie decesved-yoa may be aud yet not know r.
When you go to Jny bottle Of cARrEE's LITTLE
LIyEn PILLS Be- sur. yoa srs '-c-A-k-T-E-R'-s."
then you are all right aud can 10 ahead: you ksov
thar value. tbey lsil. Bu don't forrst
iaaction.
s.BE SURE. YOU ARE RIGHT"
BE sure you ask for ''c-A-R-T-E-R--s." - ssss
sou sss .'c-A-R-T-E-R-.s.- Fr.ads and limitations
VIII putyo don't lei them DO IT, De surs yss
.usssssssnulne ckRTEn's LITTLE LIVER PILLS
A POSITIVE CURE ron SICK HEApAcHE
Small PHI. small poss. Small Prsos nce
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" " W " y MMS MM q 4 HNN =
WV WV NJ 4 4 AAA hN I'M
-. SS'es SoCS SIS
ta4SsA &c ooS 8 Q 90 - ssss
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
$50 and g32 7th ST.,
1914 and 1916 Pa. ave-.
1t 23l Pa ave. Sc.
A. KAUFMAN.
900 PA AVE.

GRASp
CONSOLIDATION
OF special advertised goods that represented each dag
this week. into one grand for saturday This will
take in our ads. Of Tuesday. wednesday. Thursday
and Friday 1t will give AGGREGATION Of special.
ties seldom to b found in days advertisements.
FOR A STARTER
We offer you our entire line of Plain and Fancy China
and India siks the newest patterns. that sell for 5sc
FOR PLAIN s dSf f CHINA
OUR Worth a,c.
".nn For a,-lnsA 5,sss. q, Indi. Silks.
r0f40-ineh WIDE %si ~? a Dress cAsvi0'',
| 2 s sHESE..
| 500 dozen DAMAsK TOWELS.
| made in Belfast. Ireland. but sent
over q clearance of the mills.
:tas and can be found ind on aHS Our :: ID
| 49, THE PRICES WILL BE:
WEDNESDAY %O - Owe.
1 lJc.
| 'AD." For 25c. Towel
4 -o-o-
4 1Sc,
Fora 3Oc. Towel
L $1,000
| ALSO
4 15C pieces Of No. 30 All-silk Fancy
1 p Irocaded MbboLs. such shades q
ST. Ell. Pearl. Ian. Cream. White and
4 Black.
The very latest ideas for Hat and
1 Dress Trimming.
| PIC. YARD
4 For i5c. value.
4 -o-O
4 30 PIECES
4 4.rinch SWISS Fi.Ot NCING, every
piece different pattern. Goods
4 really worth 30 and would be con
4 sidered cheap at that
4 pc YARD.
Il O-O
L 100 PIECES
4 3-tnch-vide HAMBURG EDGE,
every patt-rn different Would be
! good value SC. and Sc. yard.
| 3&c. YARD.
1 -o=o--
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EnRrs,

NINTH AND THE AvEyCE"
Established 1910. Telephone pos.
eve hdrs groom up Ut TIi do your
9Th the eitsD I'LL fyrasd for gou.
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-O---O-
70 BTECEl

.Jc. FIECES
OF DOTTED SWISS. i've different
dots. The demand for these goods 10
srester than ever. The quality Is
elegant. No hard lens effect, but
soft As the iii, 81 quality, and YOU
have often paid &c. tor what We sell
at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

4.rinch SWISS FI.Ot NCING, every
piece q different pattern. Goods
really worth 30. apd would be con.
sidered cheap at that
DC. YARD.
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CHIl.DREN's CURDEDJEAN COR
SET WAISTS. Sizes run from ~
to ~. There Is Waist that Is being
sold for SIC. that In not any better.
Our price.
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5 GROSS
Bat Quality Florida Water. half
pint bottles. A regular &c. article.
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WOODWARD , Loranop.
10Th. llrH AxD , arr. NV.
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Nothing Is cheaper than cheap RIBBON-still you
don't need pay much for the satisfactory kinds
OUR ONLY KIND. Wei never ask you for more than
you get in return. Weighed in the sraes OF equity
both sides hang even If there is difference at all
QUALITY IS the heavy side.
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Imitation Marseillss Bed SprxadS-
They are mauufactuYe-'s samples
and = few are machine staiao,l, watch
the nrst Washing will radicate. The
quality represepss the u and S,.20
syresd, 80
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OREss SHOES FoR CHILDREN.

Fine Handmade Shoes for boys and
girls. Red Button Shoes for girls Of all
sizes. Patent Leather Shoes OF best
quality for boys or girls. Kangaroo
finish Calf Shoes for boys Of all sizes.
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r WALKER Sons, 90 10TH ST N.v.-ao
-. tcns Do ldpE Pnyess As6esfgs 6oeds, FIR bricI
AMI Clay. = and 3rly Eooiins. Lilne ue1nen;s Pitch
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"Crs Oss" $3.50 LADIES, Doors

Hand-turn or land-sew wet. Per-
feet filters. Exceedingly flexible. In
all the latest styiss.
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School SHOES Fos Cm1pRrs.
Only such as durable.
Cniid's 5)c and 15c. Soid-soIe Dom
COLA Sprinx heel shoes.
Misses &c. Pebble Button.
Misses 81 Donsola Tipped SPRING
heel Button
Boys and Youths 81 ''Ironclad''
Shoes
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Shoes

For ladies and men Ladies' Hand-turn
or Hand -welts. in Black or the popular
colors. From 1oc. to $50 Q pair.
Mems Of Calf. Kangaroo or Russia
Leather. Prics from 41.20 to "a.
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ALSO
15c pieces of No. 30 All-silk Fancy
Erocaded kibboLs. such shades as
81 Ell. Pearl. Ian. Cream. White aud
Black.
The very latest ideas for Hat and
Dress Trimming.
PIC. YARD
For l5c. value.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-11

vapores efectuaran sada
dfas 10, 25 de tarde
dias de labor las doce del dia en- los fesvos.
LINEA L CUBA =.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-11
EMPRESA
De KAP0RES ESPAROLES cORREOS OE Las AN7YLLAS
Y YTRAsPORTEs MILITAREs DE
SOBRKsHOS de HERRERA
ARANA
ZEE NIB 4 IN Is.

sada desde este
to los dias TO- b 20 % de ada las cinco de tarde
dias de labor las doce del dia en- los festivOs
LINEAT CUBA
egaran solo Santiago de Cuba los vapores que
dias 3, Is y rs.
Los Nuevitas Puerto.Padr Gbara
Mayar, Baracoa Guantanamo Y Cuba.
E da Is hara las miamas esc exception de las de Maya
ademas tocara en- Sagua de Tanam6. . - -
Todos retonaran vcando sdas Cuba los dias 49, %
g. uandOse enadaS Habana echa correspondents
ties de 19, 20 y 8 de cada .s.. !
Ninguno tocara Guantanamo.
LINEA DE PUERTO-RICO.
saen los da 10y 20 los hacen servo de Co
Nuevtas Gbara Baracoa Guantanamo
Puerto Plata Ponce Mayague2
Aguada Juan de Puerto Rico Al retono haa scaa los
msmOs puertOs. .
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The Arizona sentinel., 1892-04-23
SATURDAY, APRIL B, 1892.

TIE resignation of Gov. J. N Irwin as Governor of Arizona, has been accepted by the President and Secretary N. o. Murphy has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
 Gov. Murphy has been Acting Governor for most of the time for the past two years, during which, he has shown himself to be just the man for the place. That he is the best man in the territory for the position is admitted by all, and that he is far better qualified to fill the office than any outsider, is de- nied by none.
 The people of Arizona have req son to rejoice that man has been selected at last, for the position, whose every interest is identified with theirs, and one who will not. act merely as a politician but al- ways with the best interests of the whole territory at heart.
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-04-23
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EDITOR SRNTINEB:-
 Dear Sir.--The attitude of the Democratic party toward the white metal ever since specie payments were resumed has been both evasive and hostile. The Dem9crats have been since 1876 in possession of the House of Representatives until the Fifty first Congress was elected. Until 1884 they had always dodged the silver question, but we ind in their platform of that year and upon which Mir. Cleveland was elected this plank in relation to the metals: eve believe in the gold and silver coinage of the Constitution. This was an limited coinage of both metals, and Cleveland was elected on that plat form and was pledged to the free coinage of silver. How he redeemed that pledge his subsequent hostility towards the white metal will prove On the 24th day of February, 1885, and just 10 days before he got into office, he addressed a letter to Con. gressman Warner insisting upon the immediate suspension of the purchase and coinage of silver. He followed up his attack immediately after his inauguration and in his first message to Congress he made long argument in favor of complete and immediate cessation of the use of silver and his Secretary of the Treasury, Manning, 0 Wall street man. advocated the same thing and silver fell under his administration from $l.I9.5 to 7057- 100 cents. In the elections of last fall in New York and Massachusetts, the party denounced free coinage In Ohio and Iowa they insisted upon free coinage. 70, consistency thou art a jewel" D.