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The morning call., 1893-01-18


Smartsvle, $50.
Seventh premium, Mrs W. N. Rogers, Mays
VILE, S25.
Eighth premium. Mrs. Mary Kurr, MarysyiIle.
$50.
Ninth premium, F. G. Congdon, smartsvlre.
$40.
Tenth premium, Miller g. Lusk, Marysv.lle, So.
Glass VI.
SEEDING ORANGES.
BEST TWELVE SEEDING ORANGES GROWN
BY EXHIBITOR.
First premium, W. j. Pretyman, Porterville.
Second premium, Jacob Mansfield, wyan-
dotte. 80.
Third premium, }. W. Curry. Tulare County,
Fourth pre- mium, W. b. Vineyard, smarts-
vile, 81.
Filth PREMIUM Mrs. Mary Karr, MarysvIlle,
So.
Sixth premium, Excelsior Water Company
Smarlsville, So
Seventh premium, Mrs. NJ. A. BENJAMIN Oro-
Vile, 81.
Eighth PREMIUM Robert Beatty smartsviIle,
Ninth premium, William A OBrlen, smarts-
Vile. So.
Tenth premium. F. c. Congdon, smartsve,
Class VII.
SEEDING ORANGES
BEST DISPLAY STANDARD BONES PACKED FOR
MARKET. NOT LESS THAN FIVE BONES
First premium, j. r. Ketchum, BidwelPs Bar
S25.
Second premium, James O'Brlen. Smartsyille.
Third premium, Butte County Infrmary, s15.
Glass VIII.
LEMONS.
BEST DISPLAY BY PRODUCER
First premium, w. j. Preityman, OrovilIe $50
Second premium, f.. Tucker. Oroville, s35
Third premium, Pogue & Son. Tulare County
Fourth premium, Mrs. Mary Karr, Marysville
Fifth premium. Mrs. NJ. D. CoOmbs, Mays
Class TX.
LEMONS.
BEST TWELVE LEMONS GROWN BY EXHIBITOR
First premium, j. G. Hussey, Thermalito,
second premium. W. ]. Prettyman, Porter.
vile, So.
Third premium, Pogue & Son, TuIare, 81 so.
Class Y.
LINES, SHADDOCKS. POMELos, CITRON,
ETC.
BEST DISPLAY BY PRODUCER.
First premium, L. I. Tucker. OroyIile, $50.
Second premium, W. j. PFettyman, Porter.
Vile. $l5.
Third premium. NJ; Bggs Jr.. orovine, $40.
Fourth premium, Joe Gardia, OroviIle.
CIass XII.
CITRUS NURSERY STOCK.
SEEDING AND BUDDED GROWN FROM SEED
BY EXHIBITOR.
First premium, Or0vie Citrus Association.
500.
Second premium. Fl. C. Bell, Oroville, s15.
Class XII.
ARTISTIC DISPLAY.
First pi emium, Holland windmill $40
Second premium. locomotive and lender S25
Third premium. Arcade Market SO
The judges were A. W. Porter. ID. f..
Allison and j. G. Whitmore. wholesale
fruiterers of this city, for the citrus and
other fruit displays; and Norton Bush. Mrs.
W. G. Richards. Miss Mary ID. Bates. r, ID.
Yelland and e. L. GruDsky of Sacramento
for the artistic displays
The judges announced that the Seeding
oranges from the Browns Valley irrigation
district, though not entered for premiums.
were considered worthy Of mention.
The morning call., 1893-01-18
Fifty Years Settles Il.
CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CURED.
SAN FRANCIS co.

II Dr. Scbenck's treatment and cure OF Consume
tion were something new and untried, peonle mjrht
doubt: but what has proved itself through record
as old as our grandfathers. means just what itis
The morning call., 1893-01-18

, UBA night at the fair.
There was no doubt
about it being Yuba
night TO anybody in the
Mechan les Pavilion last
night.
Y-U-B-A.
Hip. hip, hurrah ! was
thu watchword and the
cry.
No OF h er county's
electric lights burned as
brightly as Yuba's, and
The morning call., 1893-01-18
SEEDING ORANGES.

BEST GENERAL DISPLAY BY PRODUCER.
First premium j O'BrieD SmaTtSville, $3.50.
Second premium, O. Il. Owens, Peusyn, 800.
Third premium, Butte County lnfrmaTy S75.
Fourth premium, l.. Ii. Nero, Knights Ferry,
SEQ
Fifth premium, f. W. Fogg, Butte County, $40.
SIKH premium, Excelsior Water Company
SmaTisville, $50.
Seventh premium, Mrs. W. n. Rogers, Marys-
VILE S25.
Eighth premium. Mrs. Mary Kurr Marysyile.
500.
$40.
Tenth premium Miller & Lusk. Marysyslle, So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

The Oven Sound .Ssa. one of Outario's solid
nsw-rapsrs. l. much disturbed over she stories
A. O. Brush cruisers on the lakes which have
for some time past been extensively circulated
south a. the International boundary line As
h alleged cruisers were built az Owen Sound
the >fu,. knowing. as it saws ''all the facts -
makes categorical denial Of the various versions
Of the story that had come 20 its notice Ii
states very forcibly that there is not one
vessel nor anything that could bv any
possibility be construed into a war vessel, be-
longing TO either the British or the Cana
thai the British government has not bull. and
doe not own a single vessel Of arv kird what
ever or any Of the lake.; that there Is not a
single gun 81 any kind-sporLng firearms ex-
cePted on any vessel on the lakes excep; those
employed by the L. :. authorities. and that the
ONLY vessels Of any Kind owned BY the Canadian
government on these waters are two living at
this port. One OF these two. the Bias field is
said 20 be Autographs survey boat: the
other. the Petrol, protects the fishery interests
A farther evidence that these yachts are not
war vessels It IL stated that the Constance an
other boat Of the same class emf loved in the
81 Lawrence. failed to capture q whisky snug
Cling schooner because the smUggler's crew
Iointed two or three rifles at her Ii really
seems as though that cruiser story must have
originated with the able f4ker who last week
slaughtered 20 many people IN North Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

Objection Is being made in Chicago to the
expense Of studies in the public school course
which are characterized As ''fAds." Among
these alleged fsds are wood carving, drawing,
clay moidiag and physical culture I; is to be
hoped that Chicago will not strike a plane Of
culture where the dead languages and abstruse
mathematics are ranked before manual training
IN importance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

Cltrs-en;hu-iast- Wh o taxi "a though Presiden,
Harrison should be canonized for extending the
civil service rules so a. to protee: all the letter
carriers employed in free-delivery Offices should
pause. The President merely does his duty or
. part OF his duty. OF course his action should
be commended. but after all he has done no
more than siatesmanship and true business
principles would suggest. The time is almost
Pa-' for the government of the republic BY men
sho reward personal or political fealty far be-
yond its merits and out Of the public purse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

The legal recognition of Friday as hangman's
day has been viewed elsewhere a. an encour-
agemsnt TO superstition and abolished. There
b no good reason why Friday should remain
associated with the sxecutioner in the District
Of Cslumbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

Tie seventh annual convention Of brickIAyers
WI be held in Baltimore tomorrow. IL is note
worthy that when for any reason an association
cannot select Washington its meeting place
II gets n close to 1t as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

The Cudahy-wrighi combination has cornered
. -. hogs IN the country except those that
chew tOoaeeo and expeetoraie in the street cars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

The uudeniel rumor which makes Carlisle
the future secretary of the Treasury is hailed
~ TIE political prophets an oasis in q very
sxpanstve desert Of doubt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

All Washington wants the enlargement of
freight facilities and the business development
which the entrance of new railroads brings. Al
Washington also wants relief from the menace
to life and limb and the injurious obstruction
to trafic and travel of existing grade crossings.
and protection against like evils from proposed
new grade crossings. That all Washington wants
the Norfolk and Western, with proper safeguards
in respect grade cro-sirg- to enter the city Is
not der ed and Is undenisble. Emphasis might
b. given to the fact by public meeting: but
the existence Of the fact did not need this
demons tration. and a Lack of harmony in re-
sre,t % details % procedure and questions Of
thraseoloSy amcng those participating in SAT-
Urdav's meeting cannot weaken the whole city's
sVTcai and demand To it, legislature for just
and intelligent and prOmP: action in the matter
under considerati1l- The universally of the
local sentiment in favor Of enlarged freight
facilities and against grade crossings Is not
modified or abridged by differences among citi-
gems IN the method Of expressing tina; sen;i-
meut. or concerning the mos: effective policy
Of securing the embodiment Of that senti-
ment into law. Some men will reason.
some will persuade. some viii denouHcc. all
moving toward the accomplishment Of the
same purpose. IL will be remembered tina: the
Old man who caught the bad boy in his tree
stealing apples fired a: him first words. then
grass. thea stouez. and IL bal boy at the last
fa-syade promptly descended. The old man
We just a. earnest in his mil!er methods Of
attack IN the heroic measures 10 which he
fE1ily resorted The District apples viii be
protected. and when it shall appear TO be
absolutely necessary for the accOmT lishmeut of
this purpose. all Of u will undoubtedly become
sjone-tnrower.. including those who believe
tina; al this stage % the movement stone
throwing Is irnpolIiir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
CARHARr & LE1Dr
92S 7rH AND 7O6 K ST. NV.

OUR NEW DEPARTMENT
Ladies' and Childrens Ready made Muslin Under
wear.
Good goods. well made and moderate in price. We
ask an inspection.
Mems Unlaundered Shirts. No. /. made of New
York Mills cotton reinforced &c., the best shirt
for the money in the market.
No .. made Of New York Mills cotton. fine quality.
Linen bosom and bands. irst-class shirt at 7oc.
No 3. made of New YORK Mills cotton. POO linen
bands and cuffs and bosom. French yoke back. Fully
equal to any custom-made shirt. Only 81.
No l. Mems Night Shirts. PLAN and fancy. made of
good cotton and full in size Only SOC.
No. 2. made of Dwight Anchor cotton, white and
fancy Sizes Ia to Is Only 75c.
good time to buy anyth ny you may need in cot
tons. You will pay more for them month from now.
CARHART 4 LEIDY
JAG 92S 7th and FOG sts n w..
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private John Allen must look to his iocula

Private" John Allen must look to his jocular
laurels For years he hz- had almost a monop-
DIV Of humorous utterances in the House. but
Saturdays debate brought to tbs front men
who can say the most laughsble things without
varying their countenance- into the semblance
OF smile IL has been intimated that none Of
the newlv-discovered ''end men really intended
to be funny, but that theory can be sustained
only by imputing 20 them most astounding ig-
uoranee OF course the House was discussing
the ri-trict Of Columbia appropriation bill
On the weightier topics which worry states
men-such as river and harbor improvements
and the erection Of court houses and
post oAices-the House acts with due de-
liberation and solsmnitv, but when a meas
ure simply concerns the welfare OF
more than quarter OF a million of American
citizens and the growth Of the national capital
then the testers come to the from; in all their
parti-colored and CANDY array and with inces-
SAINT chatter Keep up e continuous jingle Of the
bells that sdorn their professional headgear. OF
course. these testers knew that the residents Of
this region originally donated 1ve-seyenths Of
the city's all that even Tupelo Miss.
Butler. No. could or would do, and they must,
as Weu-informed statesmen, have known that
the nlted states di-reghruet nearly every
promise il made concerning capital improve
msnt until by the Law Of ISIS 1t agreed to full
~ portion OF its contract No man who Is
sent BY an intelligent community 70 legislate
for ID. country could be unaware OF the fsci
that the nation made attempt 70 keep faith
with the District Of Columbia with those to
whom it had made pledges in connection with
the sale Of lots until the government laches
we're too fragrant TO be passed by without
action. When the capital was estab-
hshed here this place was a wilderness
and for more than three score years the govern
nent a d little more than erect the buildings
which it needed. and it paid for the original
buildings ont of the proceeds Of the sale Of lots
donated 10 it bv the local property owners The
people Of washington-nOw the target for every
uniformed mud-slinger who can achieve
election to Congress three-fOurths of
century sustained the capital and at last shamed
the government. which had pocketed money
obtained under false pretenses from the pu--
chasers Of lots. into doing that which it ought
in justice to have done from the beginning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
CHE World PnoroeRApHED"

For 81 so.
A HANDSOME CLOTH-BOUND VOLUME AR
RANGED By HENRY NEIL. AN EXACT REPRO
DUCTION OF THE *. 90 EDITION. 1t contains
Views of Cities, Public Buildings Cathedrals Street
Scenes. Mosques. Churches. Temples. o. servations.
Castles. Homes Of Noted People, Voc NOES. Lake and
Mountain Scenery. Falls. River Scenery. Canyons.
Geysers. Bri iges. Par~s Fountains Towers. Memo
rias. Pyramids. Ruins of Temples Tropical Scenery.
&C., gathered from North America. South America.
Europe. Asia. Africa. Australia and the Pacific Is
lands. Also copies of Paintings taken from the
galleries Of the world. Altogether beautiful collec
ton of Pho:ogr phs in one volume
Price, 81. 90
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INDICATIONS Or TIE WNp.
They ARE MERELY Srn.ws
TELLING
How THE WIND Bows.

HOW he w IND BLOWS.
LAcH straw is representative Of one OF the great
bargains of the Pasi. Royals Clearing Sale Of Win
ter Goods. as advertised in Saturdays Star.
NEVER before such a blow Of bargains. The two
columns Saturday only sufhcient for hints This
one column can only tell OF the way the wind blows.
w HEN you learn the cause You can best Judge Of
the effect.
The Pslais Royal will not be located here next win
ter Not piece winter goods is to be carried to the
new store.
STRAws are these: - -
Ooc yard for Wool and Silk and Wool Dress Goods.
some of which were 81 so yard.
OSc. for Crepe de Chene in every shade. Was Soc.
but worth Csc. yard.
of which have been sold for &c. SOC. 81 and 81. -.
IOC. yard for short lengths Of BLACK SILK Chantily
Laces that were 95. % and 35c- ya1
OIL y is the reduced price for Genuine ',GloriAH
Umbrellas with artistically twisted wood handles.
silk tasses. extra cover. Warranted one year-reeov-
cred free Of charge If they split.
SZ.4S for the 81 ss Ladies' Waterproof Cloth
hnish Wraps with London cape. 80. 30 is prevailing
price
- - for the 4button English Walking Gloves
with four big buttons. Reds and browns Never be-
fore sold at less than sl So
Cc pair for Pigskin or Biarritz Mousquetares tina,
will be found on special counter.
OOC for the asc- French Cambria Corset Covers.
Best possible materials, trimming. and At.
Zoe for the Sc. scalloped and Embroidered Ia
dies Handkerchiefs. On special counter. door
No. 11l9 Pa. ave.
OC for the CSC. scalloped and Embroiaer. d Hand.
kercEiefs Any three for 50c. But lot than
three TO any one customer.
LJC. for the SOC. and 6sc Mouselaine de Sole Hans
kerchiefs Delicate colors for evening wear.
&c for choice Of the 25c Jewelry you will find in
a Especial tray.
c0C for the Jewelry in adjoining tray Not a piece
was less than Soc. and many Csc. and T5c articles
are there.
%OC. Silk-covered Chair Head Rests. thousands Of
which have sold for pc. each.
OJC. for Mems SOC. Canton Flannel Drawers.
Samples in case under show window.
&c. for Ladies' 81 Atwood Vests and Pants. Also
other reductions, for which center window.
20. yard for choice Of DC Neck Ruching. Nc
mean quality variety.
&c. for the Ostrich Feathers that have been pro
nounced such good value at Csc bunch.
DUT these only few straws from the stacks and
stacks Of bargains here.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
Corner 10Th st. and Penna. ave.
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sss N ME- %$$EE$##S IS IS
NJ Nm n Xxi Nm ZEE ssss
DahIILLYY LETTER.
FINAL Deduction Gale
Il tnal heduction Gale
u, Childrens I org ,oats.

These are new and stylish garments and will
Be equally desirable nett winter. There are
only about thirty Coats in the entire lot and an
early call Will be necessary you desire
ehoice. as We have but two or three sizes left In
each style
DARK Green Camsl's Hair Coat. with triple
cape. sdFed with fur. and fur collar. sizs 10.
SIS to SI2
2 DARK Seal Brown Goats. finished with triple
cape. edged with fur. sizes and 10. SIS and
s19 TO Ella and sl5
Lirht Tan Melton Cloth Coats, edged with
otter. fancy sleeves. sizes and 10. $40 and
s21 to sl6 and Sl7.
Kers.y Cloth Coats In tan. red and navy,
fur edged. finished with handsome pearl but
tons. sizes Q. snd 10. were s15 -. SIC. IS.
si7. 75. to 1850 sl3 90 and sl4.5O
3Nsvy Melton Cloth Goats. with triple cape.
finished with smoked pearl buttons edged with
fur. were sl9. eco. s21. to els so. SIC so.
$3.50
Gray Mixed Nov.l.y Cloth Coats with mill
tsry cape. Krimmer collar. sizes 10 and IL.
500 so and s21 to SIC 90 and SIG
Navy Cheviot Coats. military cape. notched
fur collar. sizes and 10. SIG and s16- 20 to
sl3 and sl3jO
2 Tan Mixed Goats. fancy eap-s. braid trim
med. sizes o and 8. ell. 10 and sl2 so TO so
and SO so
. Brown Mixed Novelty Cloth Coats. sizes
@ and 10. were go and Sill 80. now IS and
60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
You CAN Buy The d. JAEGER UNDERWEAR
Gun JANUARY SALE
LINENS AND HousEKErp1sa


has eentO appearance durability
low price How well
@ TEL
mefmBn
perfect Linens the OF
Underwear g Linens
Towels kind
which offered atweem
n IS to s. '"N -" '''
REApY-MADE BEDwrAR
% following
MADE % % each r mR saas sasss inches m s.
cdh00r"". - t
SECOND WEEK. SuARY NpERwEAR SALE
LADIES. Misses AND CH1DRENs
OPENED TO-DAY
One of the busiest
Aos
Corset Covers Go Gowns e SO C. % SKI &C. siscs
That MANUFACTURERS SAMPLE LINE
INFANTS AND CHrLDRrss LONG AND SHORT Dresses -
LONG AND SHORT SKIRTS
AND COMPLETE OuTF1rs
sR as U a @ csShhG
y raern
,r ..,crt S sT1rS S sns5,1 R aTaa
5neh six skirt Rum ns plain coon n eaeea t
Only25c
this runus anai
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WOODWARD AND LorHRor.
10TH. nth AND sTa NV.


Star AN ANCIENT
Crescent
Co. AMAssoF IRoNM Co
And
ionAhh
HSss and Mirrs and ROBES
i0~e"romsn 75o
1HR SALE Or US1AuNDrRED SHIRTS
Mnrs AND Bors-FoR Day AND N1eHr UsE
BEGINS Irs SECOND WEEK TO-DAY.
M muslin the linen and
Inc parts suoecedto ri 20
and through the
them more psa0ft0
You CAN Buy The d. JAEGER UsDEnwrAn
Here 20
.xxorxorr .,.u...u 49, HAMnune DrpAHrnrxr
ITS
MANY NOVELTIES IN coloRED EMBRoDERIEs
Particular attention is called
Which come 4fyadenshs.
but embrod Theyar ~
. 10th st. building
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##if II III SssS SIS
oUR sHoEs-thoush low in price
!; 4 4. :: :: : :
Fon THREE DAYS.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ONLY.
300 pairs Ladies' Fine Donxola Button
Boots. with patent leather tips. on
the Richmond tsquare, toe. with gen
uine oak-tanned flexible .oies
$50 pairs Ladies' Dull Dongol.
Double-soled Button Boots. on the
common-sense last. a very comfortable
Winter Boot.
Both lines are excellent So. 80 values,
ouf having Just $50 pairs too many
of them. they win be sold
TOMORROW. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
], + :: s:
WV HAHs & Co.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
$50 and e3c sevenths,
1914 and 1915 Pa ave.
23l Pa. ave-. 1t
CLos1Se-Our SALE
In order to continue our successful sale we
H. ~
Wraps. regardless of cost to close out imne-
diately.
MILLINERY.
Highest quality. half Price.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Extraordinary opportunity. A closing-out
sale at % per cent of.
Az ITEM.
Heavy Cotton Combination Suits at sI.25.
Now Soc.
Fast Black Stockings. 25c.
Now l9c.
Silk Stockings, all shades.
Sl.25 Pam
GENUINE FOSTER KID Gloves
The Celebrated Genuine Foster Gloves at
one-quarter off regular price
All our gloves warranted.
We offer regardless of cost all slightly
soiled. also odd sizes in Gloves
DREss Trimmings.
All Paris Novelties. our importation. at half
n ! Metal and Fancy.
DoTroNs.> lie. and DC Dozen
Former price. 12c. to 1Jc. dozen
Our goods the latest importation and
finest quality.
Hurcu1SsoS,s.
9O7 Penn. AVENUE ,ae-u
ALwAYs FAT THE PET
CANDY.
1t does not
cost much. only
%. 81 and 60
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Basement. 18th st. building
ABOUT CoRsErs.
The best fitting dress wi not look we'll over poor
Corset. We employ rcpairer who will remodel your
Corsets if they do not fit. We will also sunder and
rebone Corsets at a small cost. We have always
in stock complete lines OF the following French
makes: .'Psnsy." IL .""P D.. &C. P. WI"
and all the best domestic makes.
News FRoM Rue DEPARTMENT.
THE ..CoLoMBo"-A NOVELTY RUG.
Ours exclusively for the District of Columbia 1t
is similar in texture to the French Frieze Plush.
with double-knotted fringe on either end. and in
beautiful standings.
Size 24x4s inches. 90. TO-
Bagdad or Turkish Portieres.
$40 90 pair
Oriental Single Door Mats,
81 90 to -. co.
Oriental Hearth Rugs.
SIS. COUP
Chinese Goat Rugs. lest quality and odorless.
Cocoa Mats. . sizes
!. --45c. to "a. 90 -
Domestic Smyrna Rings,
30x,90. O.. 25. Worth e32i
o6x54. el.S5. Worth So
lsx:A, roc. Worth 81 CO.
Always on and-a complete line Of Byzantine Russ
an Ksa snsson Art squares.
t4th door LIST annex.
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REAL LACE CuRr,rSs.

NEAL LACE tDURTAINs.
l pair Real Lace Curtains. yard. long.
reduced from SO TO $40.
I pair Real Lace Curtains. 4 yards long,
reduced from go 10 co
1 pair Real Lace Curtains. yards long.
reduced from sI6 TO %.
I pair Real Lace Curtains, 4 yards lons.
reduced from sls 10 ell.
/ pair Real Lace Curtains, 4 yards long.
reduced from s17 10 so.
pair Real Lace Curtains. 81 yards long,
reduced from 81 to Is. so
i pair Real Lace Curtains. ~ yards long.
reduced from s5 TO 81 30.
& odd pairs Of SILK Striped Curtains. ~
duce6 from e. to e3. 80.
AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAs
YOU WILL FIND EVER SO MANY
CLOSING OUT" BARGAINS II
ALL PARTS OF OUR STORE THAT
ARE WORTH YOUR LOOKING
AFTER. THAT 1T WOULD PAY You
TO TAKE WALK THROUGH OUR
STORE OFTEN AND SEE WHAT 10
GOING on.
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WIIEELLIEhAMM III. McKSSEEW%::
933 p: AVE.

MADAME MnEs
OF 80 EAST TwENTY-EIGHTH ST,
NEW YORK CITY.
VIII exhibit at the Arlington Hotel
On JANUARY 10. IL, IL AND Is
PARTISAN MODELS
From Eandnitz. Felix. Doucet and Roufs."
Very truly.
S. A. MILES.
30 East Twenty-eghth St,
tn94t New York City.
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IL
THIS
business
Ill si>fSs

There are tirnes whom there VII ee brofea
lots Of Shoes. aud ne sell them 81 the srssr
est sacrifice Just 10 Tet nd Of them Thee
are several hroken lots q FINE SHOES
now here Wen name . few Just 10 rive
you some idea Of what . proken-lot sale
means 10 you who need sHOEs
Ladies 81 30 cloth-iop Shoes.
s 81 :,.s. en S. ,.gl'' Of toes $3.50
Ladies' s3 Dongoia Button
Shoes. square or pointed
toes. patent leather tips. o. %
Broksn-io; T-tcs Loo
Ladies' 81 DOnrola Button,
Patent Tip or Common
Sense Shoes. B-ose.-iot op "a
Broken lots Of Mems Shoes, all stylss ana
sizes. NJ the same sres, reduction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
H HiTE I NNBBIIa L MONS
AND
ERFNCH NAINsOOKS. &C.
Il RENCH ~ AINSOOKS, &C,

Al ths exceptionally low prices of 12ls. Is, IS.
20 to SOC per ward.
Special attention is called to the quality at
DO Per yard. being equal in our opinion to
any sold ordinarily at 30r. per yard.
NOTE--Au Ladies' Fur-trimmed Coats at
reduced prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
70. AND lOc. PER YARD.

Many of them being worth from &c. to DC. more
per yard