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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
X W. CREEPY. Real Estate Broker,
3e9-1m' Room 49, Corcoran building.

SUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, 7O6
- 9Th ST. n. patent once, prepares abstracts
of titles to lands in Montgomery and Prince Georges
counties. Nd. and in Alexandria and Fairfax coun-
ties. Va Also tnsures titles. Send for fee list.
je3-n, w&s.u
LfOR SALOON MONTHLY PAYMENTS IF DE-
L sired-lots at Kensngton $500 to $500; choice
corners and fine inside lots B. T. WEIGH, IT,, COG
i ST. NV. to31m
A SOLID INvEsTMRNr
~ BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS,
On the W. and A. Electric railroad overlooking tbs
entire city q Wsshins,on and the Potomac river.
Electric r. r. viii soon be In operation, which will
place residents Of the Heights within fifteen minutes
ride OF center o. the city Been msrhet mot quite
taees being erected and streets graded.
Call or write for Us and particulars.
ROBfESON LODGE
jel-1m % and %. Atlantic bldg. $50 + st. NV.
E0R SALE OR ExCHAN9E--TAKOMA PARK.
4 Oak ave--Beautfful home, less than two squares
from station: house II rooms. CLOSETS furnscs and
six drepaces and CRATES elegant wood mantes nearly
fn acre Of ground; ms sasda, oak. chestnut, Be-;
and yard VIII sell ct bargain exchange for city
properly Call ON OF address OWNER. Is2ss IT. n. u.
apcO-G
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ATTORNEYS.

" A56 Louisiana ave.. Washington. D. c.. practices
p Al courts Of District Of Columbia and state Of New
CAMPBELL CARRINoToN, ATTORNEY-AT-L
- webster LAW building. sos ct. n. w.. Washtng.
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THERE is ONLY ONE LAKELAND. MD,
AND IT is IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Sussn hGms IL.
i the sum Of one monthly payment Noothsr sabdiyE
y s NS Ash 9TH sO q
ure boats Of dinerens Kinds anu '1pp"' WIN p''A'
Va atel. and 's over sshs miles from this sisy
s. f. I'M 4 ssDSssS sE s
FOUNDATIONS, with poreSss CLOSETS cellars. out
buildinss, wells pumps baths, latrobes &C.. lot,
Churches, schools post office and stores are conve:
nisnt ISwsnty trains daily.commutaton fare en-
%E@MSS los coPPbis t. Sstw :" .ns
Sr s IT. B. 6AbE ask for the super
For sALE--AT A SACRIFICE IF SOLD IMME-
Il diately. at Linden, Metropoiit,n Branch. B. o.
iiciOu. water summer kitchen and outSuildings one
% o lis tsq ppy s
A SUBURBAN VILLA SITE.
tract o. ~ acres Of high rolling and we'll drained
E.nsdsn :sasSD in IL is sse sniir saS
re not s Is s arr @
appy to oe
Ut. n.
EoR RENT-A NEW FOUR-RooM COTTAGE.
Fhf nisi son . Per month e15im
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E SCI PLACES LOTS
anu villa Htes. near " Washington. improved ara I'M
lsrss G is sed En- sE :, III
SOMERsET HEIGHTS.
This beautiful property, adjoining tho estate Of
Brig. Gen. R. c. Drum. u S. army. fronts on the
Tennalytowp and Rockville electric railroad Mont
RoInery county. Nd. Just over the District ne ana
can be REACHED within % minutes from the corner Of
High and Bridge sts., Georgetown.
'''+'''' OUR PLAN
We are building cottages on the property TO order
Call at this once before the choicest are taken
setect your plan Of cottage from number Of designs
which viii be shown you then visit the property and
chooss your ate and we will have home ready at
From our designs you select cottage which, in
etudnV lot 80 feet front, will cost from e2, $50
up, according 70 design selected.
We have no dfytr ehdr0es Everythine will be in
md 3. worry q mind viii be ayoidsS IS 70 Where
shall We GO during the summer"
SOMERSET HEIGHTS Is zoo feet above tidewater
The Iennalirtown and Fockyille electric railroad
fsiirosd rups within 200 feet Of It. The Rock Greef
electric railroad Is within a few minutes walk and
the extension of the B. and o. X. R. which will ter
minate I'm 6eorgetown borders Its northwest corner
Residents can, they wish spend the evening in
1un ,ns h t At
views I'm the direction Of adranciao rai,,es Close
70 the property Q the California syndicate HEALTH
lest section nesr the District. Away from the river
No m:lsria No ISsauitoes Fine water. within
store general stores post ONCE. physicians. &c. Re-
Lou taTss Residents Of Somerset Heights citi-
zens Of Maryland and entitled to rots.
X W. CREEPY. Real Estate Broker.
Jea1ms Room a. Corcoran building.
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MANICURE.

MApAN5 PAN NANIoURe AMP CHIRoP0D.
Hsnls:esSs.s x aI sSd icHRfHESsof sc
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.

L,OR SALE twEST wASHIN9TON)-
Il S126 Poplar ct NV, 1913 35th ct, 9 fr cot
3des st NV. 81 br. lot 6Qxl43 ......... 90. 600
3l3i Il NV, sr II, iot lot 61ioG Alley. 1000
24x120 TO alley. y, 100 3343 Prospect ave (cor
15g7 I'D e NV. 7r b .ooo nsrl nv Tor br: NH oo
3206S 1t NV, breach. 313l st NV, n br, IN
n, lot 2sx75, alley $500 !, lot % In IL 9. 800
sos p st NV. Tor br, 1901 35th ct NV. tcor-
ss $. nv ior s. % nsi lot 4 90 scsSr.
and store. m 1. :. A. 900 $3.50 p st NV, 11r br,
3907 = st NV. Tor br, mi. lot 28xl20. go. %. 600
14ni sd st. 1 Sr o0' mi MI ios a6 Rn r 900
l., lot %. 5Ox130, 3167 st NV, Groom
alley ............b,BO0 Frame lot 1bxo7. g, 900
CHARLES a. FIOHL1N0,
ap1S-3m 1245 ga st. n. v.
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FIFTEEN. sIx-RooM
PRICE. u 5S4 ASP 81 go EACH.

Now Is the time 70 MAKE yo1r choise a. The houses
are fast aRproachins complesion. Thly contain six
rooms bath large closets and panty N htshsn Ia
room; finished in hard oil with cabinet and slate
tells.
Located on Duncan place northeast, which Il being
improved with pavement, curbs and sidewalkA
McLACHLEN b BATCHELDER,
my2 Corner 10th and g sts
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Z 7. KAISER,
Rooms and @ Atlantic building.
XD II 81 n w.

LroR sAIE-AT SACRIFICE. BEAUTIFUL
II 6-room and hath frame he use; delightfully."- sit
uAfe-i. l4o3 Eth n large lot 70 l2foot alley;
antsnsd IN bard oil; l.trobss; CABINET mAntels sta
owns. T. j. srALEY. 1e25 ". ,cS5-3t
EoR sALE-A BEAUfIFUL I5-ROOM HOUSE on
a .rnont ave. n. W. near MrPnerson squaE- lot
M:HANDf. a E. cor. t3sh ana O sts n v. tsss5-3t
FOE sALE-A rHRKE-s TORY ROUSE on P ST.
= ~. "a rooms aud bath ali l,,sA fmrs price,
8:so' u cash. paa. to sun. BALDWIN i CO.. SIS
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F. F. f 1, 81 s. s s :: :: :: :

W. @. METZER0Tr 4 co. have moved Temporarily
to corner of 18th and sts where they selling the
best makes of Pianos at reduction. Call early
for bargains mh1l-tr
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FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER B! WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
STEAM YACHT AMERICUs AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, JULY SECOND, at SIX O'CLOCK
M we shall sell at Stephensons wharf, foot Of Sth
street.
THE PLEASURE STEAM YACHT AMERICUS.
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
ee20-1t AuctioneeFs-
NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
~ TATE ON THIRD STREET BETWEEN vTR-
GINA AVE. AND STREET SOUTHWEST.
LOT 20x60.
By authority of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
Dssr1cf a. Columbia passed IN Equity cause, no
GO sell at Sublis AUCTION on TUESDAY. THE FIFTH
O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the premises. that parcel
lot Ham6srsd three 60 N square ISL a. the city %
improvements consist Of frame DWELLING house,
years. With interest to be secured By deed trust
the property sold or al cash. ct option OF purchaser
Adspositof 600 must Be made when the property d
struck on. ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Trustee,
I - Once, IS Louisisna ave.
THOMAS BOWLING BON,
je2Sdkds Auctfoneers.
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some your vacation, learn them and then write
i tSi som o u lin one
a21-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

University extension is the peoples univer-
atty, the popularization Of high learning
This is too often forgotten and the methods Of
the university proper insisted upon The
course Of the extension in England, whore the
system originated, still tends in a perfectly
natural order to scientific and technical rather
than literary and historical study, but . resc-
ton will take place. it is in some Of the uni
vsrsisss already taking place, with regard to
history. An English writer in the new monthly
devoted 10 university extension contends for
citizen education. the study Of the history Of
popular government in Athens and Florence
- well q in England and the United States.
Certain 1t u that the highest aim Of the citizen
a. . ciSsen il to 1T himself for his duties as
such Scholarly Investigators, like Mr.. Free
man and Mr.. Gardiner in England and popular
historians in the United States, have prepared
the way for broad study Of representative in
situations. It cannot long be delayed. 1t is
the eapstone Of popular education To the
scientific analysis of popular government will
succeed the scientific analysis of the great
iiseratures of the free nations of antiquity and
modern timea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

Some men experienced in railroading and
having no personal interest in any patent are
sndeavoring to promote the movement to Sc
cure uniformity in freight car coupling and
the use on interstate lines Of some automatic
coupler. This proposition is not new. 1t will
Dc remembered that il was adverted to last
year, when il was Endorsed by the railway men
in their annual convention held in this city. 1t
b . vell-known fact that a larger number Of
serious casualties happen on the roads in con-
nsesion with car coupling than from any other
cause. The proportion Of deaths is two and
half times as great as from all other causes of
accidents on our railway system The use Of
IN automatic coupler on some lines has shown
that 10 il q valuable preserver Of human life
and the movement to secure from Congress a
law 10 compel the use on all trunk and con-
Meeting lines Of some good coupler on the auto
matte principle is a highly philanthropic one
II IL competent for Congress to enact this leg
islation. It is q humane and necessary thing to
do, In the line Of public interest and for the
promotion Of commerce between the states Of
the Union, and there ought to be no trouble In
obtaining . favorable report and early action
on the subje
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

Disintegrating influences are at work in
the south, politically speaking. In North Caro-
Lima, Alabama, Louisiana and other southern
states both parties are more or less divided on
local or national questions Jealousy exists
between the races in the republican party in
Alabama and elsewhere, while in Louisiana the
apparently defunct lottery question is galvan-
lied into life so as to create four parties out Of
two, with the Farmers Alliance adhering to
one Of the two democratic factions. In North
Carolina and Georgia, as well as in Alabama,
the third party nightmare disturbs the domi-
nant party to certain extent dependent for
silver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

So far the borings on the post Office site are
more than satisfactory, as glance at the ac-
count Of the operations contained in another
part Of today's issue will show. To find rock
at thirty-fy feet from the bottom of the eI-
cavation is more than was hoped for by the
most sanguine believers in the accepted site.
fully ten feet better than Architect Edbrooke s
estimate and atleast hundred feet better than
the predictions Of the handful of croakers
whose interest in other sites has naturally
caused them to take an exceedingly gloomy
view Of the prospects of firm foundation
within . reasonable depth at this point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

A peculiar state of affairs has arisen in
Ithaca, which is popularity regarded as one OF
the great intellectual strongholds Of New York
state. They were so busy with town election
and . democratic factionsl contest for state
delegates tina. they forgot to file nominations
for municipal elections as required by law, and
- . consequence none can be held The poll
ticians are being literally laughed at, and the
only comfort they can find in the situation is
In the common supposition that absent-mind-
ednsss is one Of the .accompaniments Of pro-
found mental effort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
SAKs Axp COMPANY.
"LABon DAY..

We lay our plans 70 have our special sales IN
cluds saturday-sives the workinGmen .
chance. Tomorrow will b one Of the event.
full days. The list il iono-thc qualities rich
and the p,iee on svery item u enoiinp from
deep reduction. Theopportunity Of the winter
Il rappins at everybody's door. You must an
sver Quickiy-or it'll be gone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

The Balfour local government bill for Ireland
vas introduced in parliament yesterday and
Ar. Aorsly objected and challenged the gov
eminent to 60 to the country on the measure.
1t il also opposed by Redmond, the Parnellite,
and Mccarthy, the majority leader Of the Irish
nstionalists. The prospects are that the con-
ssrvative government will 60 to pieces on the
rock Of homo rula
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

Ths appearance Of Grand Army petitions
gold and silver watches and other e1traneous
matters in . free silver debate on the Indian
appropriation bill was the occasion Of some in
esrsss IN the staid, slow-goins Fifty-sscond
Congress yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

ward AcAnisssr's reduction Of the Four
Hundred has attracted attention all over the
country. II the reduction will progress down
70 the uni. and then continue the condition
WIN b . universally satisfactory one.
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The release Of Mrs. Montague accused of
child murder at Belfast on less than q, 900
ban would indicate that the requirements. of
security by the courts across the water are at
least - lsnient As they are in the District Of
Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
HE CHILDREN

HE CHILDREN
ARE FREE
TOMORROW. School does not keep
We airegs prepare for the
Children on SATURDAYS.
We usually offer BARGAINS
On those days for the attention Of their
mothers.
This Saturday We make some
Rare Offers,
Because we want to make room FOR
Our Spring stock.
We will merely run over part Of the list
Without going into detail.
Suffice it to say that
The SHOES will please you q
OUR SHOES aIvays DO.
Childrsn's Spring Heel Button
Shoes. Worth 81. % Saturday,
75 CENTS.
Misses Shoes Worth also
Saturday. 50 CENTS. Here is a
special value.
Boys School Shoes. Worth 81 so
Saturday. 9s CENTS.
Better Grades for Boys and
Misses at 81 rs. worth e.; u. 30.
worth go.
Our stock of LADIES' SHoESn
sal too large. despite tie fact
That Big inrodds INTO them have been
Made all this week at
Our reduced prices
No line has been exhausted. however.-con.
seQuently
We can SUIT and Fat you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

There ID some possibility that the machine
which Mr.. Hill constructed with 90 much care
may turn out TO be . Eranksnstein-
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The third party is holding its own with q
wealth o; glissering possibilities There still
remains, however, the strong distinction be-
tween possibility and fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

The political drift il Hillwards. but the old
fsshionsd democrat spells il with . change of
vowel aud an accent Of unmistakable scorn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

The excursion TO Chicago Will furnish an ex-
esnsat opportunity for the congressional mind
TO rest issslf from the fatigue Of silver
problems.
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TEE MONUMENTAL.
937 AND $50 F ST. NV.

TEE MONUMENTAL.
937 AND $50 ST. NV.
FINE MILLINERY. CLoAKs. HOSIERY. GLOVES.
&c.
Our Cloak Department will be most attractive, All
winter goods marked at prices tina: will induce you
TO BUY now even have to La aside for next win
ter ewiii close out every garment tor ladies and
children.
OF every kind below half price.
THE MONUMENTAL.
NOW OPEN,
Anew and complete assortment Of
LADIES' FRENCH UNDERWEAR,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
4-Button Suede. .25. Regular price, sI6o.
Foster Hook Gloves. 79c. Regular price, 81.
Ladies' Black Taffeta Gloves l9c Regular price 31c
For want Of room We must reduce stock of Mus
lin and Cambria Underwear; have therefore reduced
prices on every garment.
For want Of room shall close our Infant Depart
ment. We will sell every of our Short and Long
Merno Coats. plain and embroidered. at the redcu-
lousy low price Of $685. Former price. soto $40.
fe1s-2t' THE MONUMENTAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

Booms appear 10 have been promulgated BY
beth parties on the blunderbuss principle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

An appropriation Of 100000 for Worlds
Fair purposes does not speak badly for France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

The two points Of vies on the silver question
- presented in the majority and minority re-
ports Of the House committee on coinage,
weights and measures are so radically different
that the party In control of the House Of Rep
resentativss Will find no halfway ground. 1t
h either to oct on perple1ing if not danger
Gus question or not to act To act Is to pre-
eipisAss At once financial and political embar-
rassmsnt To postpone is to incur the ire of q
powerful and restless element in two sections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

The speech Of Senator Palmer and the re-
port Of the sub-elections committee in the SEN
ate yesterday will probably give an impetus to
The great popular movement in favor Of cleo
lions to the Senate by the people Of the states
No proposition to change the Constitution since
the government began, except the one plotting
cut human slavery, has ever aroused such in
forest or was worthier Of the attention of
thoughtfrl citizens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
A boy will usually

n oos VIII usuuIs
wear out nan =
ooheh o1oinais
e""' % JOS
A''"N : one PAM
-, :. = . :
-, :
n.re IN.
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.LoSo CAPE NEwM.Rxrrs

dozen styles, perhaps. but this one
claims special attention.
Ladies' English Cape Nswmarkets, double
breasted. tisht-htting waist. with extra
long cape, fastened with silk frog. Only
ell.96
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sD-N % conceded BY svsrybsdv tAds VI ~ fAs
largest EXCLUSIVE elothteys ~ Am~jsa
JAuxrr SrrL.a

A IL BOYS ARE HARD on
A THEIR CLOTHES. YOURS
4 1 AS WELL AS OTHER PEG
PIES: QUITE NATURAL, TOO,
WHEN YOU CONSIDER THE
AMOUNT OF ROUGH USAGE
THEY GIVE THEM. OUR BOYS
AND CHILDREN's GARMENTS
ARE MADE FROM THE MOST
DURABLE FABRICS WOVEN, ARE
STRONGLY sEwED AND RE-
INFoRCED IN THE WEAK
POINTS AND ARE aUARAN-
TEED TO LOOK AND WEAR
WELL AND TO GIVE ENTIRE
SATISFACTION.
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EIstore closes ct O'Clock Moaday. Feb
fuary q. washiAgsoas birthday.
WOODWARD AND LorHaop.
10TH. 18th AND r SITS. NV.
A NOVELTY Jusr Our
Is TIE
PEARL CoRsrr SHIELD.

4Aow many pairs Of corsets have you lying
around that cannot be worn because they are
broken at the waist! Perhaps half dozen Did
1t ever occur to you that they could be repaired!
They can. and without new stays or bones.
new article in the Yankee notion line has Just
been introduced. and for simplicity and inse-
nuity II has no equal
THE PEARL" CORSET SHIELDS.
They not only repair broken corssts, but pre-
vent new ones from breaking. They protect
and support the waist and hips and conform to
all positions Of the wearer without wrinkling.
Price. 25c. pair
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SPECIAL Hos,rnr Orrrr,so. F.,

SPECIAL Hosrrnr Orrrnrsos FOn
SATURDAY.
.LADIEs' FiNE, BIfBRiaaAN ROSE,
rR s s,SG dSi yEssaiAI Prios' 4cS ron SAT;
8 PAIR FOR 81.
LADIES' FINE BAL RRlGGAx HOSE
Regular price. &c; FoR SATURDAY ONLY
,Ldap1Es rlNE GAtGE BAtpRreaAx
p bXsE Regular Price. SaS- foR sATuK,
,.n,rs, Doc. PAIR
s p2rEIb T9 0Niy REGULAR Trics. sos. foR
3 PAIR FOR 81.
a alsh n SS5h "A n s.' yoS lnSs S.
zoe. PAIR.
LADIES I'M , &AJGL WHITE LIsLE
foR SATURDAY
e ah lsSs' s hlfff ih0Sk. in SEw shADks
49,. PAIR
LADIES' RICHEI.iEU KIBRED NAco
nsf rr,as. sss. sfkcfaL f fGsl sAr tx
3 PAIR FOR 81.
all siyes with HiGH Dol BLE HEEI.s AND
SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICE.
Zoe. PAIR.
LADIES' SIl.k-fINISHED FINE CASH
sa a. f hSst sk EftI 6aIi.' Regular price,
79c. PAIR.
CHI DREN's DERBY Ribbed HOSE.
FAST BLACK. Sizes g 90 ~ Regular value,
% to Aoc. SPECIAL lRlCE Fok sATUk-
DAY.
,oNE LINE OF CHIlnREN'S FINE
RIBBED BLACK CASHMERE HOSE sizes
btoyS inrh. Regular rrice. - 20 TIC. FOR
SATURDAY we will sell them At
Hnr PRrcr
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Can't dodge neusss--No Other houss D0Es-EvER
DID-or EVER wILI,-sell such 81 ERLINo QUAIL
TIES ut such Low PRICES - WE quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

"Clodhoppers"in
the shoe line are
things Of the past.
At least our gir.s
won't and can't
wear them.
For . neat. serv-
iceable and per
fect-ftting yet soft
shoe our SL3
Fine DSzyols Shoes
for gir.s have NO
equal.
We have them In
heeled or spring
heels, with or with
out tips. i'm sizes
from IL TO ~. al
widthA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

The Bon MAncur.
3l4 AND 3l6 7rH ST. n. w.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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SPRING CoArs.
SPRING CApEs.

What we said above about the s4.as
Spring Jackets applies 10 the 80 IS s,ring
Capes- 1t being the popular price. We have
secured four OF Eve styles. made of cancels
hair. diagonals. covert cloth. &C.. braided
and jetted effects. feather trimmed. Medici
collar. with and without hood effects, in
Blacks. Tans, Grays aud Light Browns.
81 w.
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SPECIAL PAsrAIoos SALE.

MEMS PANTs-For work or dress
BOYS LONG PANTs-For school or ploy.
CHILDREN's SHORT PANTs-For all
esars
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4 EE'$$ I; 81 F. II 4 Fl 81 !
7 r X III %
! / ii Il # 3 % 2

Everybody nearly
knows Of our 90 80
Fine Calf Shoes for
Men. For fifteen
years cur sales have
steadily increased
on them with every
year. Each s NC
ceeding season fnds
them improved in
quality and style.
until now they are
by far the best Shoe
for the price in the
United States; in
fact, superior 10
uine-tenths of the
Shoes sod for %.
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Hnr PRrcE
New Srnrse UyprrwrAn FoR SAr.

New SpRINe USpERwEAR FoR SAT-
LADIES, rR f5M st SALE s,ryv,,rss
VESTS. RIBBED. SPECIAL PRICE. 2 tor
IkbIEs RIcHErrEu RIBBED EaYP.
TIAN kESTS. Low NICK. Win RIBBON,
slim ElEss. Resulsr Vrice. .Oc. SPECIAL
PRICE. l5SA each.
LADIES FINE EGYPTIAN RIBBED
ntshs sllk CROCHET flNlsHlNGs,
HIGH NICK AND LONG sIkEkES. OR
Low NECk AND sH, RI SLEEVES. sPE-
CIAL PRICE FOR SATJ RDAl,
SOC. EACH.
LADIES' FINE EGlPflAN RIBBED
PANTS. SPECIAL PRICE, .ytc. pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
CoRsrr DEPARTMENT

Announces The arrival Of a complete line Of
p. D." French Corsets in Black and White.
hns Frsneh Saline and coutil. They are in me-
dunn and long waists and have heavily bonsd
spoon busks for stout ladies.
private Fitting Rooms)
Second Noor. Annex to 10th st. buildinR.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

The "YEpDo" CREPE
Is in We promised to apprise our customers Of
its arrival Here it is:
100 pieces in Corduroy" and fancy effects
Light Blue, Light Pink, Corn. Cream and White
lie. yard
(Second floor. 18th ct. building)