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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-11-05

j. B. Wilson, 81 CLAY St, Sharpe
burg, Pa, says he will not be without
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
hampton, Coughs and Colds, that il
cured his wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia after IN attack Of In
Grippe when various other remedies
and several physicians had done her
no good. Robert Barber, OF Cooks.
port, Pa, claims DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery has done him moro good than
ANYTHING he over used for Luug Trom.
Die. Nothing like II. Try L. Free
Trial Bottles al j. Il. Jones. Large
bottles, 500. aud 81 90.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-11-05
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bittcrs sing the amc song OF
praise. a purer medicine does noe
exist and II is guaranteed to do all
that is claimed. Electric Bittcrs will
cure all diseases ofihc Liver and Kin
ncys, viii remove pimplcs, Boils. Salt
Rhcum and other affections caused bv
impure blood. win drive malaria
from the system and prevent as well
as cure all Malarial fovcrs. For cure
OF headache. Constipation and Indi.
gcsiion try Electric l'itters. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded. Price SOC. and $1OO per bot
tie at j. y. Jones'.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-11-05

f. 1. Chase OF AIvarado, Texas, had
catarrh. lie gained t~hirty.tivc pounds
IN seven months by using "Cactcrino"
or extract Mexican Cactus. For sale
by Il. S. Murphcy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-11-05
HOY's Your Head ;

Pio.ton's IIed-Akc cures any head
ache IN any form, 1t j. q guaranteed
cure You pay only for tho good il
docs. Fit does not cure yOu il won't
cost you Z cent. Sold BIZ all druggists
everywhere.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-11-05

Franklinton, La, Dec. 20, 1891.
We tried DR.. T%ichenor's Aniiseplic
on a Horse so sick with Collie that we
had given him up to die. To II sur
prise aid pleasure he was soon re-
lievcd and cured. We recommend il
tor collie, MAGEE BROS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-11-05
DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic.

For sale by
J. f. Jones & IT. $. Murphcy, Macon.
DR.. w. w. Hamilton Brooksville.
O. F. Hamilton, S%huqualak.
j. ID. Randlc, Crawford.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-11-05
NEESSpASS NOTICE.

All persons, all horses, cattle. hoQa, ctr.,
are hereby forbidden TO trekpnss on any
land belonging to DR.. Borders estate. or gu
and belonging to the undersigned. nnfef
r.e1nolty OF the law. NJ. T.. BURpELs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-11-05
Ask your Neighbor about it.

Any lady who has used Creole Fc.
male Tonic will tell you there is moth
ing in the wide world that will do you
so much good. II is a certain cure for
all weakness, Irregularities and SUP.
preston. 1t restores tho organs 10
natural action when They have become
weak and debilitated by disease.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-11-05

. ~
Note tor oue.j
Il d MnnnY.

IT, II 'IUWV!'
1t will be well 10 cut this out and
keep it for rof renee Tor yCu will iud
the name, Of lhirty.six candidate for
Elector. aud tso ion Congress on your
ballot. Ecach voter is entitled to three
trials in marking his ticket, and if not
surc you are right, return Tie spoiled
ballot tolhe officers and get a new ono.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-11-05
Country D-E Fecls.

Sometime since the editor ofilis "a.
per saw going lie rounds Of inc pres
a statement that Capt. Frank Burkii.
nominee ct tie Third party Pr Con-
gross and self-constifu:ed champion
! Of the farmers, had il = moment 81
couvivia'ty sc far forgotten himself 81,
10 speak Of them IS these G. d-u
country fools in A conversation viii
Capt. !. +. Dlount, OF Yalobusha COM
iy. knowing how easily isagua-e
was exaggerated. uui hog easily cam
pai.n lies were manufactured. We
wroie TO Cspt. Blounl asking sto The
.irulh oflhis rumor, IS VIC d5l not DE-
sire 70 10 Capt. Frsnk BGrki.t aa IL
justice in the matter by publishing $
fake report, Capt 1T Biouat was
mil Is Tie Dcmocratic.Eectar tor This
Congres>iau.. District, . gentlemen
If uudouuled Yef5eiiy sud integrity
OF character. whose va-1 +. isr beyond
dispute. Y. received The following
Information With authority rao'ish;
"W-ter Valley. Miss sept. 2slh lS,--
D1s- >r: -Gsg,y;u- to ygars Of
.tfh inst. WI, say ll.t never hesr@
Capt, Bnrsjtt usa tic words y5V QUOTE
! suppose Che language youC iDtcr-
maal i. driving al .tis: In ISIS or.
- h0skir. csuc tn tas county O.
spgak at NC.Hls. Il Ui.-s from Ws,er.
Valley. lie Gaze here tie tg-p
ing previous and meeting bi'9
I impor,uueI wi;A him. iaasEatl s.,
be had influence with . eer'si0 e'-
m0nt here. TO U>t that influence To Dc.
hsl' o' tie democratic party. ul &C..
pour oil rH jho troubled wsfC-s rather
ian ,rs fame Of Jsl blood he
agreed with me sy9-tlv. ami sid IIa'
his spcCche rlre 80 in the iafC-=-
of straight loIe.ra". That vti'eic
advised his A.liaBct i-C'herCu 90 e1u.
tend t7rthefr rights, Ll-5 aysiusi>te.
That they W1s, 30 it mss. rle Gem.
ocrs'ir party and IS democrats, s-8te
held Lis allegiance to 'Aai paris high
sborc ell other organizations. | Of
course agrccd with him IN au this auj
expressed my saIf perfectly satisfied
with Uj, Qrow's2 90 make good jru.
o%era'ic speech next ily. lie ri,n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-11-05

PICKENs, Miss, Nov. ~, 1891.
can recommend DR.. Tlchcnor's An.
liseptic as a first class family mcdi
cine. j.. II. WILLIAMS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-11-05

always viii find fresh Cracke ,
sud The finest Capde ai'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22

BAsTIAN. On Thursday. April 81. s92 CHARLES
FRED. BASTiAN, beloved son Of Charles & and Katie
Bsstian. nee DrEeser aged three years aud twenty
funeral private New YORK papers please oopy.l .
COUGH. ON April % IL 92, GEORGIANA COUGH
Funeral services from Oak Hi Chapel saturday,
April 23. at 4 80 pm. lnteruent private.
KART suddenly. on AEril 10. 1892. az his home.
Funeral services at Bay Ridge Friday, April 20.
Interment on the 23d at Congressional cemetery.
:, KING On Thursday. April ~. 1892. CHARLES
Alfred and Sarah King.
y, fugsral slIl ,shs place from Sc Bsrnsass Church
friends respectfully invited 10 attend.
MANDLyIIhE; on April 22, 1897, at am,
frank Jones, 3l0l street northwest
PATTLRsoN. After short illness. April 81. 1892.
funeral from his late residence Eishth street be-
tween and i STREETS northeast, AZ pm. Saturday.
G. A. r. respectfully invited 10 attend.
RHODES. On Wednesday. April 20. 1892 st p.rn-
a. her residence; g25 Tenth street northwest Misc
Her reDains win be taken to Fails Church for burial
Friday morning st 70 O'Clock
SAVAGE Az ;. DEPARTED ,his NE on Apri r. 1892.
third year of her are after short illness which she
Funeral VIII take place at her late residence sstur.
day NJ ? O'Clock from the Soldiers Home. New yorn
and Baltimore payers please eopyl
fsAEELLE beloved wife q James D. smith
STEWART; On Thursday morning. April p, 1892
g p ss s 3. fer 'n
Funeral wiz take place from his Aupt's dence,
eSsnias Relative and fssa. Ss insssS =
attend. lBAlumore papers please copy.l e
In Memoriam.
MUDDIMAN. Who died one year ago today.
Tho Lost 70 sight. yet 70 Qemory dear.
HIS DkCoAzER ANNIE.
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FAITHLEss SERVANTS.

Capture Of Henderson, the Omaha Forrer-.
Arraignment of Tifany's Dishonest Ems
ploye.
PITrsBURa, Pa, April PR ii. Henderson,
the Omaha forger, who fed from home . year
ago, was captured in Chester, Pa. yesterday
and passed through Pittsburg this morning in
charge OF two special officers. Henderson
forged papers on various Nebraska firms 10 the
amount of nearly $4,000. The prisoner had
for years occupied positions Of honor and trust
and was connected with the first families Of
Omaha.
When captured he was in the employ Of the
Interstate Trust Company OF Philadelphia
The Omaha officers left home on Tuesday and
within six minutes after capturing Henderson
we're on the train en- route home.
INV YORK, April ~. James A. Palmer, who
was arrested yesterday, charged with defraud-
ing Tiffany d Co.. the jewellers, out of ed, 900,
was this morning held in $4,000 bail for ex-
animation next Monday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22
NJ A p RTEn

AHERN-MURPHY. On Monday. April 1s, 1902.
in st. Josephs Church, Boston Mass by the Rev Vim
II O'Conueu, MICHAEL AHEkN OF Washington.
ID c. to Miss ELLEN MURPHY Of Boston. Mass.
HIGDON-BURCH. At 81 Peters Church. on Tues
day, April 10, 1892. APP HIGDON formerly Of 81
Msry's county, Md, 10 Miss EMILY BURCH Of WASH
mgton, ID. q.
wHITING-JoNEs. On "Wednesday, April 20.
1892. at St. Iaas Church, by the Rev. Alfred Hard
ing. GEORGE CARLNI.E WHITING and MAkH
ROXASA JONES. both OF this city.
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GLOVES.

s-BUTToN MOUsQUETAIRE SUEDE
GLOVES. IN TAN. BROWN ANDENGLIsH
RED. go, PAIR. REGULAR sl25
QUALITY.
5-BUT1ON sCALLoPED TOP GLACE
KID GLOVES. IN TAN. GRAY AND
BLACK, 81 PAIR.
s-BUTTON GLACE KID GLOVES, Is
TANs. FAwNS AND MODES, La PAIR
S-BUTToN PEARL GLACE KID
GLOVES. WITH BLACK STITCHING, a.
PAIR
5-BUrToN GLACE KID GLOVES, IN
TAN. FAWN. PEARL. GRAY AND BLACK.
WITH scALLoPED TOP. LARGE GOLD
BUTTONS. 81 PAIR.
4-BUTToN GLACE KID GLOVES. IN
BLACK, WITH WHITE BINDING. LARGE
PEARL BUTTONS. e. PAIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22

Sir Lewis was born 10 1925 and was educated
at Rugby. He entered The army at the age Of
fifteen and earned promotion by distinguished
service. In 1851 he was appointed attache 10
SIR James Outram. lie was in the Persian war
OF 1857 and for some time afterward he was on
special service missions to Zanzibar and other
places. In 1872 he was associated with Sir
Bartle Freere on a mission 10 the east coast Of
Africa and OF Arabia for the suppression OF the
slave trade. and in 1876 he Was envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenipotcntiary FOG
Afghan affairs. He was a knight Commander
OF the bath and also knight Commander of
the Star of India. lie was elected from North
Hackney in 1885 by vote OF 1897 20 2, 9lI for
Mcintyre, liberal In 1856, when the liberal
party had declared for homo rule. Sir Lewis
was elected by vote Of 1851 to l,sis for An
brey, liberal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22
National silver Convention.


The national silver committee at its meeting
today decided TO call a national bimetaIic con-
vention to meet in this city on Thursday, May
26, 1892. The formal call, which will be accom-
panied by brief address, will be issued tomor-
row evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22

Nominations by the President.
The President today sent 10 the Senate the
following nominations:
United States consuls: Dwight Moore, (now
vice consuD at Alden, Arabia; Geo. T. Lincoln
OF Connecticut. at Antwerp; Joseph A. Jones
of Massachusetts (now consul at Alden, Arabia),
at Zanzibar.
Richard Hudson OF New Mexico, Indian
agent at the Mescalero agency, New Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22

DEEP-sEATEp COUGH cruelty tries the lungs and
wastes the general strength A prudent resort for
the afflicted is to use Dr. d. Jaynes Expectorant, @
remedy for all troubled with asthma, bronchitis or
any pulmonary affection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22
DROPPED FROM SIGHT
Strange Disappearance Of Judge Mar
of New Orleans.
GENERAL PELLY OF ENGLAND DEAD.
German Legations New
Secretary Arrives.
FAITHLESS TRUS TEES.
GENERAL PELLY OF ENGLAND DEAD.
THLESS TRUSTEES.
A JUDGE MISSING.

Mysterious Di-srpearsnce of Judge MAR q
the New Orleans Criminal Court
NV ORLEANS, April 22-Judge Mari Of the
criminal district court is still missing. His
mysterious disappearance has caused great ex-
citement throughout the state. About o'clock
Tuesday evening he was seen walking near the
new levees at Carrolltcn and the police nov
believe that he fell into the river and Vas
drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22
ABOUT THE REDUCED CoArs.

There are Just three dozen left The only
fault is that they are not quite SO long Is the
new styles. Ladies who are not over-partic-
ular on this point will secure an extra
ordinary bargain If their size 10 IN the lot.
They are Black and Navy Blue Diagonal
Cheviot Goats with and without vests. This
length is really more becoming to misses
and short and medium height ladies' than
the extra long lengt this. Some are now half
price and some considerably less than half
price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22

BARON Won MUMM's SUCCESSOR.
The New Secretary Of the German Legattoa
Arrives I'm New York.
NEw YoRK, April 22.-Daron Won Kettelcr,
secretary o. the German legation at Washing
ton, is among the passengers of the steamer
Trave, which arrived this morning from Bro
men
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Skrnrs Ar REDUCED Pn1c1s.

w advertised for today special sale Of surah and
Glace Silk. Satin, Mohair Batiste, Satesn and Cling
ham Skirts To make selections easy q special coun-
ter first floor pressed into service. Then came
the spoil the effect of labor THE SPECIAL
PRICES ARE THEREFORE, TO HOLD GOOD FOR
TOMORROW. Here q few hints Of the bar
gains: 44c. for the new sec. Wash Material
Skirts, in Gray and Black stripes &C. $3.50 for the
Black Satinet Skirts, with 6-inch hounce of point
d'1reande lace 81 80 for Back Baste skirtswtth g.
inch ruflie Of embroidery SI.4S for Mohair Skirts,
IN the dress goods shades S59 for Glacc Twotone
Gloria Silk skirts. sc 6S for the Glace India Silk
Skirts 349S for Black Satin skirts. with deep
rufie Csc for Warranted Fast Black sateen Skirts
collection of Skirts second to in the Diht
Prices ranging from SOC. to S1j each.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
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GEN. PELLY DEAD.

He Won Name the Martial Field, IN
Diplomacy and Politics.
LONDON, April 22--Major General Sir Lewis
Pelly, conservative MP. for North Hackney, b
dead
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E ,ts ssHHok Z EssSsExs WV
EEEEE kkks III IL, WV y W +
E. s. E. {. IL f. =. |
LIE ERA f1TT TIT ErB >sRR
{ E.. / +. + + T. T.. II / !

More Novelties" In Ladies' Refers.
Blazers, Capes, Cloaks. &c. The strongest
point in favor of our garments is their
stylish, perfect-ftting shapes. An ill-htting
coat is not cheap at any price. We have just
received live Of Light Striped Blazers, full
roll front, at 1878.
Novelty" Blazers. In Tans and fsht
shades, IS.
Our Famous Full Roll Blazer Of extra
length. in Black and Navy Blue. Is.
Cloth to match for making skirts at S1.50
Per yard, making the skirt pattern Of 2k
yards cost but IS. 10.
That special value in Tan Cloth Refer 1t
e7.75. advertised = few days ago met with
Just the reception expected. As we said then
1t will compare favorably with any coat In
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THE --LATEST NOVELTY IL LADIES

HE --LATEST NOVELTY In LAD1l
NEcxwEAR
Is sURAH AND CREPE sCARFs. WITH
ENDS FINISHED WITH Joint DIRE
LAND LACE. THEY ARE TO BE TIED
IN A GRACEFUL BOW AND PINNED AT
THE THROAT.
SuRAH SILK ScAnrs
IN YARDS LONG. TRIMMED WITH
POINT DIRELAND LACE...........5OC.
CREPE De CHESE ScaRrs,
III YARDS LONG. TRIMMED WITH
POINT DTRELAND LACE....15C
sURAH SILK sCARFs. INCHES
WIDE. IN YARDS LONG. TRIMMED
WITH POINT D'IRELAND LACE, EVERY
DELICATE SHADE. 81 AND s125
CHIFFON JABOTS IN EVERY DELI
CATE SHADE, TRIMMED WITH POINT
DIRELAND LACE, AT 81. 1891 5O,s1.75.
$500. $3.50. $500 and $3.50.
GINA SHE RucHrsorscsrAM
BLACK, RED. ORANGE. PINK. LAvEN-
DER AND LIGHT BLUE, 15cYp.
CHIFFON RucH1se. IN CREAM.
LACK. RED. ORANGE, PINK, LAvEN-
DER AND LIGHT BLUE, aocYD.
SuRAH SILK RUcH1se WITH
RAGGED EDGE, IN CREAM BLACK.
RED. ORANGE. PINK, LAVENDER AND
LIGHT BLUE. Poe PER YARD.
YELLING.
FISH NET WINS. POLKA SPOT.
FULL WIDTH. y OF A YARD LONG, IN
BLACK, RED AND NAVY BLUE. TAN,
GRAY. CREAM. WHITE AND BROWN,
15c EACH
ALL-SILK FISH NET, VERY LARGE
MESH. IN BLACK, CREAM, NAVY BLUE
AND BROWN. 4Oc PER YARD.
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II ARASOL9

sATIN-STRIPED PARAsOLS, IN TAN.
GRAY AND BLACK, $3.50
SILK GLORIA PARAsoLs. IN TAN.
BROWN. GRAY. NAVY BLUE AND BLACK
WITH PLAID Saline BORDERS. s2.7,
eros GRAIN SILK PARAsoLs, IN
GRAY. GARNET. TANs, BROWN AND
BLACK. $3.50.
BLACK GLORIA PARASOIs, wITH12-
INCH SPANISH LACE FLOUNCE, So so.
PLAIN sURAA PARASoI.S, TRIMMED
WITH 4-INCH FLoUNCE. IN BLACK,
WHITE, TAN AND GRAY s2so.
BLACK SATIN PARAsoLs, WITH IL.
INCH CHANIILLY LACE FLoUNCE a.
sURAH SILK PARAsoLS WITH 8
ROWS MoUssELINE DE SOLE sHIR-
RING AND EDGED WITH MoUssELINE
DE sOIE RUFFLE. SO.
BLACK INDIA SILK PARASoLs, FES-
TooNED AND TRIMMED WITH NOUS
sELINE DE SOLE FLOUNCE, $40.
MEws FuRSIsHrsoa
WE ARE GAINING QUITE A REPUTA.
TON AS MEMS FURNISHERS. AND DE-
sERvEDLY so. WHEN WE OFFER SUCH
BARGAINS AS THESE CONSTANTLY.
MENs HA1r HOSE.
200 DoZ sCHOFFLE's UNBLEACHED
GERMAN HALF HOSE THESE ARE
RENOWNED FOR THEIR WEARING
QUALITIES
l2i!c. Pam.
100 DOZEN IMPORTED SEAMLESS
BLACK HALF HOSE. HERMSDoRF
DYE
12aao. PA,R.
so DOZEN SEAMLESS Isle THREAD
HALF HOSE. IN GRAYs. STATES AND
TANs.
2Oo. Pam. 6 Pam Fos 81,
P,crunxs.
so SUBJECTS TO SELECT FROM II
ARTooRAvUREa
llxl3 INCH
33c. EAcn
65o PAIR
$l.25 Fon Foun
THEY ARE VERIFY A BARGAIN. BE-
ING 1lxl3 INCHES ARE JUST THAT
CONVENIENT SIZE TO FILL IN 50
MANY BARE PLACES ON ThE WALL
THEY ARE FRAMED IN GILT. SILVER,
WHITE AND GILT AND WHITE And
SILVER
MINNIE. FospA & CoxpAxr.
S07 PENN AVE NV. -
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MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP

MI ASos "INol1OW , SOUIH INU . NUP
Has been used for over FIFTYYEARs 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 CoLIC. and the best remedy for
DIARRHHA- Sold by Druggists IN every Part of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs winsiow's Soothing
d31-ly
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w A1srs

The New Russian and all the other Novelty Waists
OF Surah and India Silks at az 81 90 t725 $3.50.
g. $3.50. s4.DS and S4.1J each, i'll Black three
shades of Red. Navy; also In Glace Two-tone IF
fects and with White hairliDe stripes All and
absolutely perfect itting
The Navy and Black ssteen Waists. with White feur
de lis and bow-knot figures. only 81 30 Those
with ring figures, with full front and plating are
815o Black Satnette Waists, with White stripes at
only CSC each.
The French Percsle Waists at 81 IS have belt and
are shown In all the latest styles and coors Of stripes
Very beautiful Organdy Waists in stripes combining
the art shades. at only s?.6s each.
Shirt Waists and Blouses TO fit children, big boys
and girls. and ladies' Fancy PercaIes. 5c. 39c Soc
7Ic u, ID White Percale. 5Oc. 75c 81. 81 IS.
FLANNEL. 39c. 50c. 75c. 81. Ssteen 0Sc Reliable
makes al the latest desiguA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22

GIevr BAReA1ss FoH SArpnDAv.
You NEED GLOVES. Why not stop in here
and get them at BARGAIN Prices IOMOR-
ROW.
4-BUrToN KID GLOVES. in the NEW
sL25. SPECIM, 81 pair.
4-BUTTON SULDES. ALL SHADES. 100
pair.
s.BUTToN MOUsOUETAIRE SUICIDES, in
TAN SHADES. for o7c and 81. % pair.
65c pair.
BLACK SILK GLOVES. 20. zoe and 81 pair.
SHADES. 75c pair
CHILDREN,SGL GLOVES, all shades in Isle
mi KID FINISHED TAFFETA.
GIRLS WHITE MITS AND GLOVES
LADIES' BLACK SILK ENGLISH MIrS.
Doc; extra lie, tOs pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22

YANKEE Nor1oss SPECIALS For
SATURDAY.
10 GROSS Of FLOWER HAT PINS Regu-
lar Price, 10c. FOR SATURDAY ONLY,
&c each
YELVETEEN SKIRT BINDING, all shades.
SPECIAL PRICE FOR Saturday,
SC piece.
WATERPROOF SKIRT PROTECTORS.
REGULAR price, 25c. SPECIAL PRICE, 2lc
each.
GXeTER CLASP in GILT or sILyEREp.
Regular prce, 25c FOR SATURDAY,
- lie pair.
BEST MACHINE OIL. Regular price l2c
SPECIAL PRICE, &c bottle
BEST ENGLISH PINS. all sizes Regular
price. IL and loc. FOR SATURDAY, &c
paper.
TAYIOR's MOURNING PINS Ee.ular
price. lie. FOR SATURDAY. Sc box
BELDING'S WAsHTWI and ROPE SILK..
Regular price. &c. SPECIAL. &C skein.
BkLplNGS 100 yards SPOOL SILK in
Black, WHIT and ALL COLORS. SPECIAL,
S9c dozen spools
THOUSANDS Of OTHER ARTICLES at
similar close and REDUCED PRICES for SAL
CRDAY
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Cu1LDRxs,s GAaxxsrs.

From the baby fn arms to the Mia In her tee We
have collection to choose from that ID unsurpassed
in variety and Of qualities for the prices only possble
with cash business Every convenience for trying
on; an expert 70 make alterations suggested free
Of charge.
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JEasEYs.

Hip pieces make the New Summer Jersey q perfect
garment Plain at sl.35 el.6S, 81 9S, ~ 6S AMI
e. 30. Braided at clos. e. Us, SOS, S39S ant
81 so each.
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w A PIrnon & Co.
no MARKET SPACE.
Cor. 9Th 81.
SPRING Hos1ERr Marx Dowss
Cor. 9Th 1t.

SPRlNa Hos1ERY Marx DowSs
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Many Of the Hose that we will offer for to-
morrow's bargains are OUR OWN lMPORTA-
TON and have ONLY arrived during the past
Gay or So These will be offered you At SPE-
ClALLY REDUCED PRICES for SATURDAY
as an EXTRA HOSIERY ATTRACTION.
LADIES, kIcHELIEU Ribbed MO-
ROCCO RED MACO HOSE All sizes Rsgu-
lar value, 3Sc. SPECIAL PRICE,
26c PAIR
LADIES' FAST BLACK FRENCH Isle
dOSE, plain: double heel and toe. Regular
price, SOC. FOR SATURDAY ONLY,
Ale. PAIR
LADIES' FINE FRENCH Isle HOSE
cluster drop-stitched. fast black. double heel
and toe. Regular price. 6Oc. SPECIAL PRICE
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
acc. PAIR
LADIES' EXTRA FINE SEA ISLAND COT
TON HOSE. with HIGH DOUBLE HEEL,
DOUBLE SOLE and TOE, we'll shapeA fast
black. Regular price. SOC. FOR SATURDAY,
PAIRS FOR al
LADIES' FAST BLACK OPERA HOSE full
80 inches long. with HIGH SPLICED HEEL
and DOUBLE sOLES. Regular price, 02ISc,
FOR SATURDAY ONLY,
47 c. PAIR
LADIES' FRENCH Isle BOOT PATTERN
HOSE REGULAR price, soc. and 6Oc. FOR
SATURDAY,
Acc, PAIR
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WRAppEas.

The more expensive with silk fronts the medium
priced with ribbon trimmngs and the lowest priced
- perfect fitting As the Paris garments Chsllie
Wrappers %. alo. el2, sl3. $40, SI6 SIS and
$40 Ssteen Wrappers &2.6S. Lawn Wrappers.
e20S Crepe Wrappers, sl.Ys. Gingham Wrappers,
u. u and sl-9s. Calico Wrappers. sl.25s sl.35
and LIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22
SHAw1a

Drap dete is suitable name for the dainty works Of
art ranging In price from 81 rs o1o each Others
OF eashmere. chudda ice WOOL silk and WOOL crochet
from 9Sc to Is 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22

Sl.56 for the 8-button "Pala 9
Royal" Undressed Kid Mousquetaires
in the new Greens. Blues, Laven
ders. Fellows, Pinks: also the art
shades ,of Modes and Grays with
stitched backs; also Pearl and
White with black-stitched backs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-22

CurE Lrrr1E Boxes
OF Fine french Candy
Our Finest FRENCH CANDY
10 gaining friends every ,Iay
The price Is 80 CENTS per
f pound. D cents less than the
came. and even INTERIOR
Candy l. sold Tor elsewhere
That itss ,uaintanee may ba
more wi1es~ -ead We arc now
putting NJ Gus little pound
6oxes SAMPLES They're
only 10 CESTa GET ONE
Cruz & Sox.
Popular IS. 30 and 60 Cent Candies,
.vez Con. Him AND + Srs.
SseIVHERE ~ 1 GOOD THING ABOUT TfrE
u shooxe-tha mako q man forget his other mix
oriee-" good thing about good fitting shoes I.
they help man 20 think q hts other comforts.
As Q ooncrets example OF this kind OF q shoe 10
have IN mind our yici Kid andKangaroo in CO gress
spii-in' j. W. sELBY. 1901 Pa svss
IRON RAILINGs.-A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL
Rsiling for TSc. per foot
dEO- WITH SONS.
io26b3m Eaane ave. bet ~ aud 9Th st4
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