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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-15


And, again, why is it that with q
ma3ority tin the House for the last
twelve years, a silver bill has not even
been reported by committee and
plAoed on the calendar. Don't you
think that the firm friendship" h q
little uncertSinS How mahy decades
will DO required for such . friendship
to ripen into actionP WherA was the
"hrm friendship" daring Mr.. Cleve.
lands 'occutSncy ofthe Write Houser
Why is the silver question becoming
"most complicating"? Has not tho
betrayal Of the white metal by the
lead5rs of'the Democracy had some
thing to do with creating the compli-
cati6A?
What influence has effectuated this
breach OF. trust? Why is it that
Cleveland presidential stock took such
a boom immediately upon the death
of the Bland bill2
IL your advice, of keep still boys and
take your. medicine, is followed, the
power that prevented even 80 much
as a vote on silver in a Democratic
House will ESQ nominate and perhaps
elect the greatest enemy of silver now
living-Grover C~lOvelAAd.
Is that a contamination so much to
be desired, an object of such o'erween-
ing Importance that Nevada's chief
industry must be forsakeR, ;abAn-
doned and mentioned only in whispers,
lest the we'll laid plans miscartyH
Don't you know that cleveland is
more dangerous than Harrison, be-
cause he Is more vigorous2 The man
whose influence (shad1w) has caused
chose ties of >'6rm friendship" to be
broken, who Said silence, and the
Democracy was silent, is now riding
into power by reason Of the very
apathy you recommend. ,r .a.s
Gan you consistently support q can
didate whose earnest purpose is the
success OF q policy that will drive you
and your patrons not only out of
business, but also out of the Statef
Have not partisan leaders in the
past always calculated upon just such
blind fealtyf .s
Is it the part of manhood to stand
aloof from the cause of right, because
forsooth it may not win? II that
were not your motto as a teacher
why should it be AZ an editor? Have
not the people Of Nevada followed the
keep still policy until they already
stand on the verge of ruin? Shall
we continue in our folly simply be-
cause we have, times without num-
Der, been fooled alresdy?"
Would you impugD either the wis
dom, sagacity or honesty Of Hen.
George w. Cassidy, the earnest adyo-
cate OF the cause Of the people in
this movement? Foremost in this
cause we also find no less able and
astuts lawyers than Thos. Wren.
@. @. Wallace is standing shoulder TO
shoulder with Cassidy and Wren, and
Eureka county is alive to the inn
portance and necessity Of this move
ment. However great may be his
political faults in the eyes OF some,
Black Wallace for once places right
in advance of partisan ends.
Are we of Elko county less noble
than he. are we any more afraid Of
offending some secret political boss?
Don't you know that the cause Of
silver ia forever doomed; il it's friends
! promise beforehand 10 support it's
enemies? Must We wait until tho
monometallists have given the word
before we raise q baud in defense Of
right 70 even live in Nevadaf
J.. A. PLUMMEB,
CIV. Grover.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-15
DIED.

LrssAK:--In New York, April IL, 1892,
A. G. w. Lissak, formerly of Carlin,
Nevada. aged "a years.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-15
Central Committee Meeting.

Central Committee Meeting.
A meeting Of the democratic Cepttth'
Committee Of ElkoSostntY will beilsid
ut the office Oi.fSsasselD& bradley in
Elko on Saturday evening, April 80,
1892, tor the purpose Of arranging foa
the election Ot Delegates TO the Dem
ocratic State Convention TO be held NJ
Winnemucca on May 26, 1892, and for
the transaction of such other business
M may come before the meeting.
!. A. w. HzssoN,
Chairman.
Attest:
. g. ", Ga WA. .
SECRETARY.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-15
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Lots Of Strawberries and bananas at
Ben Craighesd's.
Banjo. violin and guitar strings, q
fine assortment. at Muller's-
A fpe stock ct fresh French can
dies aAd Stationery Just received at
lJeinhart's. y
Too-fe Psin Balm, Magic Salve and
all the Pawnee Medicines can be bad
atthe Gem Jewsfry Store. tt
Protect your weak eyes from the
luxurious effect of sun and snow glare
ny getting a pair of dark glasses at
Muller's.
II you want to have your jewelry
repaired by a first class workman, at
reasonable prices, take it to Sam
Neuschwander, at Nye's old stand
A fine display Of silver ware, fan "
dishes, lamps, knives, forks. Spoons
ETC., at the EFT. M. Co.'S. Cali and
inspect these goods, which are the
finest lie their line ever brought to
Elko. , =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

The late earthquake in California ia made
She occasion Of some solid preaching by the
press Of that state upon the necessity Of better
building construction. The San Francisco
Chronicle, calling attention to the fact that the
effect Of the shocks was greatest in the small
towns in the interior where the construction
Of buildings was most defective, holds that
s'the proper way to build houses and stores and
similar structures is to put good materials into
chem and to put them together strongly" II
contends that ''brick walls, which are only
two bricks wide and held together with mortar
which is little better than sand, cannot be ex-
pected to stand against an earthquake, and
that such Os the character Of many of the
buildings that were injured is apparent" The
Chronicle concludes in strain Of practical
sense: IAN earthquake is bad enough and ter.
rible enough at best and there ia no need o,
making it worse than it is by attributing to il
results which are due primarily to defective
construction"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

A Speaker Of the United States House OF
Representatives has always an onerous task in
keeping order in SO unwieldy and heteroge-
neous a body as that is. A Speakers task is all
the more eIacting and troublesome when he
has himself prominently assisted in securing
the adoption Of a set of rules that do not seem
to accomplish the purpose for which rules are
framed without the greatest amount Of fric-
tion. Such is the position in which Speaker
Crisp found himself yesterday in the deadlock
over petty matter that ought to have been
settled at the previous session. The present
House, rejecting the example Of the last in
part but not in other parts, adopted under
the report from the committee on rules
. code of rules that neither forbids hlibuster-
ing altogether nor, strictly interpreted, per-
mits it II the chair yesterday had followed
rule II o its logical consequences 1t would
have been found that Q quorum Of members
was present for the purposes Of the occasion.
The rule quoted was apparently framed to pre-
vent futile call of the House after the order
ing Of the previous question The precious
hours Of District day wero wasted in child's
play over a matter OF no consequence. the only
definite teaching Of ths occasion being the
lesson that under the existing rules, as inter-
preted by their trainers, a minority Of the
House can waste timo and defeat action 81
pleasure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

II the G. A. r. appropriation is proper mu-
nicipal expenditure let the House treat il pre-
cisely as other municipal expenditures are
treated and pass it in the shape Endorsed by
Commissioners, President and Senate. II it is
not proper expenditure. and suitable recep-
ton Of the re-assembling veterans at the CAPT
tai ought not to be encouraged let the House
reject the appropriation outright. 1t is more
desirable that no appropriation should be
made than one exclusively from the tax
money of individual citizens. To supple
ment the private subscription by a NUM-
cipal appropriation is the equitable
method of distributing the expense
of the encampment, but merely in order to
accomplish this equity the District cannot af-
ford to suffer a repeal by indirection Of the law
establishing the financial relations of nation
and capital. and to meet an expense from a
fund every dollar of which will be good for two
81 left undisturbed and expended under the next
appropriation act II would seem extrava-
gance to spend asonly sl0o, 900 upon the Grand
Army encampment sum which represents
e200, 900 II expended upon the streets, schools
or police Of the city. The economists Of the
House are to remember that they are under the
constitution as much the local legislators Of the
Ten Miles Square as national legislators Of the
republic and that il is distinctly and palpably
breach Of their legislative duty to fail to pro-
sect in their capacity Of local legislators the
financial interests of the District by the intell-
gent application to its concerns Of the princi-
pies of a wise economy, as it is to be guilty Of
gross extravaganza in dealing with the financial
affairs of the nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

While the vote in the Senate on substituting
the Senate for the House bill excluding the
Chinese was pretty emphatic it shows that the
substitute was not satisfactory to the people Of
the Pacific coast. They desire the adoption of
some measure Of more rigid and certain ex-
clusion. The extension Of tine existing laws
for ten years and the slight additions made to
them by the Senate 90 not seem to them ade-
quate. The law should provide severe punish
ment for bringing the Objectionable class Of
immigrants within the territory of the United
States and rigid provisions are required for the
return to China OF such persons as are excluded
and who evade the laws. Undoubtedly the
Geary or House bill is defective and in some
respects Objectionable, but it furnishes the
basis Of a measure adapted to the emergency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

The anarchist Ravachol is tried today in Paris
As coming events cast their shadows before. /"
the friends Of the anarchists warned the jury and
sook their revenge on the shopkeeper who de-
hvered him up TO the authorities by blowing
mp the shop. killing the shopkeeper, driving
his wife insane and injuring by the explosion
several persons who were in the building II
these anarchists and all their rabid following
could be punished to the full extent of the law
society in France and Europe generally would
breathe more freely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

One Of the two unnamed cruisers should be
called after the city Of the father of his coun-
try. Washington deserves the honor which
will also be sn honor reflected back on its il
lustrious founder. The city bearing so mighty
Q name and representing SO much in history
past, present and to come surely cannot be
second In its claims on the Secretary Of the
Naxv
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el.a5 Wrappers Cor ca
Wednesday,
AZ the rAlsis Roysl.
1000

S.OOO Of our si2s wr.ppe- arrived ,S,.
morning. BETTER than ever. so superior tina, tho..
PREVIOUSLY IN stock marked Ell. IS viii he included
for tomorrow at 90 An have the finish Ct much
superior garments: wEis; lined back and front 20 but,
ton as does corset cover: extra deep hem % sama
Of lenSthenns skirt; sewed lock stitch machine-
warranted fast color designs which Identical 20
the latest shown in French percAepolkA dcts strps.
checks seometrical and horAl hsure. on hsh,
and DARK grounds We cah only afford 10 .ali them
permanently At sl.25 each because Of immeuss pur-
ehases; 80 Of course 90 cent. is one-dAy surpris.
CC-The table shove which the sign re.a. .rour
choice for sa. contains ladies' and M.scs' Jacket.
ana Chiidrens Dresses and Coats many Of which ar.
at less than wholesale cost
INEckvEAR-Today's additions 90 stocf make the
dispAS Of Windsor Ties the largest and most varied
ever gAthered In w. Gigantic purchases have lowered
prices
quo for choice OF 5000 Best English vina.or,
many Of which considered worth 75c NJ the Mem.
Furnishing storos
ZCc. each for 10. 900 winasors made a, ,nror,.s
silks. among which are sfk Grenadines. IN Bl.ek
White and co lors. Wash srk, in check. and r,,a.
OF Grays. &c. surah silks. hundred aud one color
combinations. Twill Silks In plain color- with hem
stitched borders. Past Black English silks rndi. sns.
Of lisht ground. with figures In colors that VIII ~.sh.
White GAUGE silks. with embroidered polka dots.
bewildering variety.
4So for the wind.Ors generally Judged worth
20 cents Three for 90 cents-three for the usual
price Oft~o Checks. plaids. stripes. dO,s. &c. I'D
infinitum.
COc for the surAh and Crepe silks made up ss
Refer soarfs for Ladies' 81 inches long. IL
inches vide hemstitched ends All the latest color.
also Black. White aud Cream See the three new y.,
lows. two Blues. two hnks. the London Red and Ma
rine Blue.
IVc-Have you read Lorna Doope, The mos,
graphic and thrilling account of the most Interesting
period in the history of England. combining love
story that will make IL deult for you 10 lay down
the book before the 637 pages contsins are read
Only 10 cents for this great work Of Backmores or
choice Of any other OF the 800 different works of
eminent authors.
MOTHERS are invited 20 the 'opcning- OF our
great stock Of Guimps. A treat Is promised Her 10
the Marguerite" for little girls and misses Of nAest
indin linen and embroidery. only s5c-thats speciAl
price Here are hundreds Of others nj asc ALA
sl.35. $50. sl.os. 2.c5 s2.as. s3as Don't fail
to ask for the "Fauntleroy" Waist Bring the
children, because we want try on the earments-we
are more anxious than you can be 10 learn how they
ut. &c.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED belowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26
An UNPRECEDENTED SALE Or
SK,Rrs


the THIRD SHIPMENT OF SILK SKIRTS
has Just ARRIVED. We have had two previous
shipments of these skirts and they are sold o
rapidly that we could not supply tina demand
SO we are glad to let our friends know that we
have q full assortment again. with many
HANDSOME EDITIONS. AT PRICES MORE
MODERATE THAN EVER.
NEW SILK GLORIA Skirt, with two
RUFFLES and WATERPROOF finishing
around tho edge to protect 1t from frsying,
WELL MADE. SPECIAL PRICE,
1915 EACH.
SILK GLORIA SKIRTS, with sHEERED
ruf1e. Well finished. SPECIAL PRICE.
$500 EACH
A SPLENDID TAFFETA SILK SKIRT IN
BLACK, with FULL shcered aud PINKED
rufle inches deep. Regular price. %. so.
SPECIAL PRICE,
1857 EACH
CHANGEABLE TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS.
with Tin PINKED ruffis AND RUBBER PRO-
TECTOR st tn, edge. SPECIAL BARGAIN
PRICE
1900 EACH
RUSTLING TAFFETA SKIRTS, HAND
SOMELY MADE, with finch ruffie, In the
NEW SPRING SHADES Regular value, a.. so.
SPECIAL PRICE. 1915 each.
NOVELTY SILK TAFFETA SKIRTS, in
CHANGEABLE and STRIPED EFFECTS, for
1878. SS75. Az so. STA aud sis each.
ALSO LANCE ASSORTMENT Of GISGHAM
CHEViOT aud MOHAIR sKIRTS for SPRING
and SUMMER wEAk 1t the LOWEST PuseI-
BILE PRICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

The mail that Russell Sage receives daily
from the cranks should a. least proven. him
from becoming a victim to that ennui which
wealth Is said to produce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

1t really looks as il thu corner stone Of the
Grant monument III New York would be laid
tomorrow. That will be beginning anyway.
So hurrah for the new public-spirised New
York!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

France has arrested sevcnty-seven anarch.
tstz- This country may congratulate itself thai
there are so many who have not found theil
Way here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

After the humorist for Punch gets through
his travels in America we may expect some
thing really serious in the ike Of impression
Of America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26
HALr-WoOL CH.1nrEs l5o

Il HEsE Figured Challes cost ! &c. yard at whole
sale. Whats the matter with themf NOTHING rad-
cally wrong. Beautiful oolors and patterns but Short
lengths-sbout forty dress lengths for ladies' many
more for misses and double many children. l5e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

Perhaps people should not make so much
fun Of Ward McAllister. He seeks to establish
very harmless and amusing style Of aristoc-
facy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

The United States government should not ex.
pect in connection with the Worlds Fair, tc
enjoy the glory and evade the expense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

Congress yesterday presented the spectacle
Of House that is too busy to transact
business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

Mr.. Reed now appears in the role Of one Who
objects 10 Speakers doing just a. he plsssea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

Tho present Congress will 60 down in his
tory with . great record for economy and
repartee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

The only kind Of economy that this present
Congress objects TO d Chinese cheap labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26
4 :sssss Er' Entt s 9OS A sss
~ Er. / Iii as / ~ III
s $; EE'HH$s ! !. /.
ssas TIT oo, ERR Ern
ssss I VooS I 4 ErK
c'THE CHEAPEST SHOE HOUSE IN Tows.Y
92O SEVENTH Sr 92O
1t between and strccts,
L. B. TOWER e Sos.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.

L. Is. IowSER Il SoS.
DRY GOODS DEALERS
1916 eth St NV
Black Henrietta all wool. from 40c M
Beautiful line Of Gray and 1 an Henrietta all wool
Rom SOC up.
Mool;fsce Henri in all the new shades, 25c.
Double width Cas- siuere. in all coors. lolvc
l0c ' ~
Percales for Boys Shirt Waists Nc. Toe l2kc
Erewster Whalebope Corsets Balls. X. c., sonnette
Z. Hamburg, SWISS Edge and flouncing.
Dotted swiss damaged by water, worth from SIC TO
soc, closing price loo.
White Bed spreads soc. Extra large size 75c
black Cashmtre shawls, single and double rood
value. from 81 as to s12. w.
Large White Aprons 10c.
IA rows Pins &c. Barbours Linen Thread &C. Roys
suspenders DC, Large spool bastins Cotton lc Rows
shirt Wrists l0c, Cnidrens Vests Be ladies' Nests 10
BOO more Of webe.crs Large Dictionaries 20 be
Fard. ap2o- 81
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M1ssIx. FoSDA & CoMpAsr.
1. SO7 PrssA AVE n w.
w. A. PIERCE & Co,
10 MARKET SPACE,
Cor. sth Of.
R1D,crlous MARk-Dowxs

R1D,cr,ous MARk-DowSs
IN WHITE EMBROIDERED HEMsTrTcHED
FLOUNCINGs.
We will offer this week some rare and
CATCHY BARGAINS in 45-inch White
FLOUNCING.
45-inch WHITE HEMSTITCHED FLOCNC-
ING. EMBROIDERED IN VAN DYKE En-
Feet. Regular price. &L REDUCED TO
371<c yard.
45-inch HAND-DRAwN WORK HIM.
STITCHED WHITE FLOUNCING ON VERY
FINE SHEER CLOTH. Regular value az 25
MARKED DOWN TO SOC yard
45-inch HEMSTITCHED FLOUNCING.
WHITE. in IRISH POINT, TUCKED and
OPEN WORK VAN DYKE POINT Effects
Regular price, $2.25. $3.50. s2.75. Re
DUCED To Use yard
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be repisnishsd every morning. It's popular
because Of the extraordinary values found
there lunches Of Roses with Rubber Stsms,
Carnations, Cherries. Buttercups. Wrcsths, &c.
Some are sood values at 20 aud SOC; choicA
25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

ofsscurnss pair Of me shees re sAvss-
Hssd . few days go q rsduesd psicsA
want Of shelf space for our sAornous
summer stock conpels a. 10 disposs Of he
following sessonsbls and sxcslisnt linss Of
0oods q sacrifice:
Bssh Room slippers for men, ladies or
'''''''n INDUCED TO 10c.
innate Genuine DonsolA Hand-surpsd
''''' '''''' REDUCED 10 Zoo
chiids 9 70 1O,S Hid worksd-hols Button.
REDUCED TO Z DC.
Ladies' Durable KM and Pebble Button
~ REDUCED TO 95o.
Ladies' Broadway Toe Fine Pa.ensap
' ''''' REDUCED TO $1.75.
hissss' Hand welt Donsol. and Kangaroo
Emo Spring. heel Shoes.
REDUCED TO 81. go.
osns.' serviesable. Drsssy Laced Shoe.
''~ REDUCED TO $1.15.
Cents CALI Hand-wsi. PLATA Toe a
Shoes REDUCED TO 81. IS.
THIS SALE BEING LIMITED BY THE
SMALL QUANTITY TO BE DISPOSED
OF. DON'T PUT OFF TODAY WHAT YOU
MAY MISS TOMORROW.
W.. HAHs & Co.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
$50 and 932 7th IT.
1914 and 1915 p. sva
23l Pa ava ae. II
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p n1cEs TRIMMED
|[x
|0REss TR1xx1sos

)REss TnrMnrsoa
Our regulation supply Of Dress Trim.
rnings is Invariably an ample one and
the kinds arc choice. Occasionally the
stock 10 augmented by q peculiar cir.
cumstance. but the quality Is never
other than the finest. AZ in other
things. we sometimes make a special
purchase by reason Of o special opportu-
nifty. Never do we let these chances pass
unused and when they come YOU get
the benefit
30 today. Both narrow and wide Trim
mings are comprised in this special
drive. Jet and Steel are the materials
mostly. Tho variety and richness Of de-
sign will delight you. There is attract
fveness in each one. A for prices. we
bought them low and have marked them
ut what may honestly be called less than
low.
Narrow Steel and Jet Edgin9s, such as
you pay from 35 Genus to 81 for. are zoe
per yard. Bargains. in truth. In other
lines you will find reductions averaging
25 per cent from regular Dress Trim
ming prices. Neither goods nor these
prices can last long.
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ADJUSTABLE W1nr FIR SCREWS,
FoR Funs,1unr SLIP Covrn1sos

We have full assortment Of LINENS, GRE
TONNES. and DIMIT1Es, imported goods, In
great diversity Of designs and colorings. Esti-
mates cheerfully furnished without charge. If
you prefer We will make tho covers in the very
best manner, guarantee perfect fit and entire
satisfaction and only charge you moderate
price therefor.
window Shades, Wire Fly Screens and Door
to order. Estimates free
Upholstery Depastment,
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70 Cxsrs, WoRru.

MUSLlN WALKING SKIRTS. with tucks
and wide rafiie OF EN- broidery.
CAMBltIC GOWNS, with yoke Of fine tucks
and cambria rufie around neck and sleeves.
MUSLIN and CAMBKlC DRAWERS, with
deer. rufile Of French embroidery aud I'm.
ished with fine tucks.
Only ~ csnts
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80 Crsrs. WORM.

GOWNS Of Fine Muslin-with Nv" front
. trimmed with tucks and insertion and Vatican
plated back.
MUSLIN WALKING SKIRTS, with tucks
and founce Of hemstitcbed embroidery.
CAMBkiC DRAWERS, with double cluster Of
tucks and four-inch ruf1ing OF nainsook en-
broidery
CAMBRIA CORSET CONVERSION. low
neck-with wide insertion back and frvnt aud
sleeves trimmed to match
Only o. cents
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SrLk WA1srs.

We are showing = line of China Silk wsisss. in Nav
Cardinal. Black and Tan, thoroughly made, wi
plated back and front, flushed with diamond fro
belr
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l2llo

All the scarce tints Of
Blues. Greens. HelloNs.
PINK. Laveaders, &c. forni-
ing innumerable plaidS,
checks. &c. Warranted alb
solutely fast colors. 1--we
yard
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p Be

All the scarce tints of
Blues, Gre ezra. Nellows.
Pink.IAvcnders. kc. form
INK inuumcrable plsids.
cnecks.Sc. Warranted ali
sOiuteiy fast colOrs 25c
yard.
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SOME WASH Dnrss Goops.

IAN Interesting display. 81 only because Of the rival
oinghamS Here descriptions Of shs American ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26
&l.25'S WoRrH.

MUSLIN GOWNS, with hemstitched and
tucked yoke. turnover collar and cuffs--all
sizes.
WALKING LENGTH SKIRTS. with deep
dounce Of French Ham burg, ruffled.
CAMBkIC DhAWEkS-with tucks and in
sertion and ruilie OF Medici lace.
CAMBRIA CORSET COvEhS-'v" front
and back Of Medici lace.
Only Al 15