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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
THE COURTS.
PROBATE CoURr-yudqe Hdoner,

PROBATE CoURr-JtGdge Hdgner
Today-Estate OF VIM. H. Wright: ]. Maury
Dove appointed administrator; bond $4,000.
Estate of Sallie C. Beirne; will admitted to pro-
bate and letters testamentary issued to C. II.
Tilghman; bond $4,000. Estate of Esther Nc
Glue; IL. S. McGlue qualified administrator;
bond $500. Estate Of Edward II. Wayson;
will filed with petition for letters
of administration with will annexed.
Estate Of John N. Smith; Nancy E. Smith ap-
Newton Hillard; C. B. Hilard appointed
guardian; bond $500. Estate of Elizabeth
Bowden; petition for probate of will and order
Of publication. In re John N. Smiths
orphans; Nancy E. Smith appointed guardian;
bond $500. Estate of Seligman Pifer-
ling; will admitted to probate and letters
issued to Fannie Pifferling; bond $500.
In re George Schulz's orphans; petition for
allowance filed and allowed. Estate of James
C. Laurie; petition for letters Of admins
tration fled. Estate Of Thos. E. Lloyd; petit
ton for letters OF administration d. b. n. fled
Estate Of W. K. Duhsmel; letters testamentary
granted Elizabeth Il. Duhamel; bond $500.
Estate Of Uriah Daley; order Of publication.
Estate Of B. J. Accinally; petition Of &c orge
White fled. Estate Of George E. Spencer; win
admitted TO probate and letters granted W. ".
L. Spencer; bond, &600. Estate Of Chas. J.
Murphy; petition Of ]. 7. Simpson for letters
filed. In re children Of Wellington A. Davis;
washington l.. ana y. 20. appointed GUARDIAN
Estate Of Jane +. Pitts; win admitted to pro-
bate and letters testamentery to W. b. Butler;
bond e600. Estate OF John Hagan; do. do. to
W. W. Boarmau: bond e500. Estate Of Sarah
Utermehle: order Of sale. Estate Of Ellen H.
Croker; will admitted to probate and letters
issued to Louisa T. Watrous; bond
$500. Estate Of Jane Hart; W. L
Hart appointed administrator; bond $500:
In re c. Il. Nerney; ]. s. Tierney appointed
guardian, bond $500. Estate Of George w.
Grove; Washington Loan and Trust Company
appointed administrator. Estate Of W. 4.
James; viii admitted 10 probate and letters Of
administration c. t. q. TO n. A. James; bond
&2,5O0. Estate of Robert N. Bell; do. and let
.ters Parliamentary to Leo Simmons; bond el0o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

lyG1 LOAD
Tomorrow viii Be unloadins day in our
Wrap Depto-
Entirely too many Capes and Coats. and in order 10
make them move We have severed the prices
We have always claimed, and ind 1t 70 Be trus. II
one wishes to big results always force an
Gapgs and Goats
Tomorrow at half price,
% 80 Childrens AL wool Gray Jackets,
$l.OO.
sL5o Navy Light weight Refer, for children.
$50.
saS0 Tan Chsviot Jackets for Children.
Sl.9S.
$3.50 Ladies' Navy Black and Tan Blazers. new
shape.
Sl.9S.
Sl.9S.
% Misses capes. navy and black broadcloth. en-
S2.4S.
s5 Ladies' Cspes. tan. mode. black and cray.
$2.9S.
70 ..mn,se I.clet. ...orted ,tv,.. and co,o,. .o.
very choice goods among this lot to IA years. your
choice.
$500.
- Children. Red Jackets. with narrov braid
trimming. gilt buttons. 9 to IL years.
S2.4S.
a Tan Broadcloth Jackets full sleeves and notch
collar. 4 to IL years.
$2.6S.
Is Ladies' Tan Broadcloth Jackets butterfly capes.
S2.9S.
$40 Tourists Blazer Suits made of navy and black
serge. wide skirt and full sleeves.
S6.9S.
SIS sample line of Jackets 30 to IS bust measure.
plain butterfly and triple capes.
$500.
SIS Extra-size Black Capes. neatly made, ribbon
trimming.
$1,000.
s. Navy Broadclosn Misses Jackets. full sleeves.
S2.9S.
Is Black and Navy Broadcloth Blazers. very fine
cloth.
$500.
skirts and full sleeves.
S3.9S.
e1O-6 styles Capes. in tan and black,
$500.
$40 Tan and Black Broadcloth Capes. quilting of
satin ribbon. empire top cape.
S6.9S.
s15 Black Silk Capes lined throughout with India
silk. butterfly top cape. ribbon trimming.
$1,000.
This gives you choice of garments at price that
ought TO strike the Ct every class Do
this sale. for any one can afford to have spring
wrap at these prices.
Store open tomorrow until 8 pm.
AZ [NAU[FR1AE]2
900 p AVE. NV.
THE PEOPLES MONEY SAVER
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Had Her Foot Crushed NV d. Car.

As car No. of the Brightwood electric rail-.
way, which left Takoma at IL 80 q m. today,
passed Brightwood Park a woman passenger.
from Iakoma, whose name could not be learned,
left the car and passing across the back end to
reach the east side OF the avenue she ran into
a north-bound car, which passed over her right
foot, crushing it badly. She was conveyed 70
Takoma on the same car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

came Of the attempt at arbitration. He never
had feeling Of luminosity toward Mrs Hutch
inson, and she undoubtedly loved him little.
Referring 10 the ginger ale incident he denied
that 10 took place. He believed IN people
drinking whatever they liked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

BURGWIN-CAkLISLE. At the Church Of the
Epiphany "Wednesday. ATrl 10 1873 by
RlgnI hey. william Paret bishop II Aarylsnd.
sisted By the Rev. Randolph Mckiul. MILDhsED.
DAUGHTER of the late James Vaudeville Carlisle. 10
Angus TUS T. BI RGhIS Of f1ttsDurg.
FIERCE-HARyEY. On Thursday. April %. 1898,
at the parsonage by Rev Byron Sunder and. FRANK
A. PIERCE VI Pony. Mont. 10 fLOkENCE L. Hail.
NEl Of Highlands, AID.
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HAMMocks AND BELoSe1ses.
WATER Coolies AND FILTERS.

w AIEh OOOLEhS IAND Il ILTERS.
There is no make Of Coolers ami Filters better
known and more reliable than Jewett's The follow
ing are all this make:
6-Quart Clipper Coolers. "nckel-plated faucet
Doc
2-gallon Coolers. galvanized iron reservoir
81 3d.
Porcelain-lined Coolers. iron body.
-4h-auart. 81 .25.-
-7x-quart. 81. So
-1l-quart, 80. Co.,
Patent Charcoal Filters. with new fltering bed.
No. 600. $500 No. IL. 1926.
No. ~, 81. 80 No. ID, 81. 90.
The "Climax" Filter and Cooler combined. solid
iron reservoir lined with porcelain Japanned in stone
color.
-2-gal. 81 3gal.. So Co.
-5-gal.. SS-
Viva SoA Aosn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

Bernard Harding, the champion amateur.
pool player OF Georgetown, will play q match :.
game of 200 points, continuous pool, tonighs :
with John Baldwin for purse OF ESQ. donated
by George L. Paxton, at sos street north ]
west The game will be called at 9o'clocs.
sharp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: George N.
Grymes and Carrie Crawford; Oliver r. Carr
and Nora B. Lewis; Aaron Redmond and
Martha Lawrence. both Of Baltimore county,
Md; Louis E. Read and Ida Knovles. both
Of Baltimore. Nd; Maurice Jolly Of New York
and Lucie KlotE; Harry Hand and Mamie Cos
tello.
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TOMORROW
VERY SPECIAL LOT OF
INFANTS. WHITE SHORT Dresses,
NAINSoOK AND CAMBRIA.
In various shapes and styles.

81 90 for choice.
Excellent values that invite your buying for present
use and the summer outing.
Nainsook Short Dresses. Gretchen" style, ruile
Ct nainsook embroidery at bottom. cluster of tucks
above waist fancily trimmed in dainty embroidery.
-S1.OO.-
Nainsook Short Dresses. Hubbard" style. deep
hem at BOTTOM cluster Of tucks above yoke finished
with Hamburg inserting. high full sleeves.
-S1.00.-
India Linon Short Dresses, Gretchen style,
waist fancily trimmed with Swiss embroidery skirt
finished with deep hem
81. Co.,
Nainsook Short Dresses. English style. long waist
fancily trimmed in clusters Of tucks and Hamburg
ting, high full sleeves finished with deep hem.
-el.O0.-
ia uOOr.-.. 1Utu Dtu8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

PIEURIsY PAINS and all AsthmaIic and Bron.
chial affections are soon relieved by that CERTAIN
remedy for Coughs and Colds, Or. ID. Jaynes Ex-
pectOrant.
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VVE]l / E
MllIL[llMIEIRV
Q)LP[EMlMG

We WILL PLACE ON EXHIBITION THE MOST
COMPREHENSIVE DISPLAY OF WHITE MILL
merry EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON.
PatiepmSo
IMPORTED SUMMER PATTERNS. AND
HATS OF OUR OwN MAKING WILL
BE SHOWN SIDE BIZ SIDE. AND
TO JUDGE BETWEEN TEEN is ALMOST AN
IMPoss1BILITY. HATS FOR THE CITY.
MOUNTAIN, COUNTRY AND SEASIDE WEAR
HATS THAT BRING TO YoK MIND FANCIEs OF
SUMNER. GREEN FIELDS OR THE WASH OF
THE WAVES
[FlOW9pgo
ALL OF NATURES BEAUTIES FROM The
MODEST BUTTERCUP To THE RARE ORCHIDS
AkE SHOWN IN OUR CASES AND on OUR
TABLES
UmtP6mmed MaEgs
WHITE CHIPS. MILANs AND LEGHoRNs
IN THE LATEST SHAPES AND EFFECTS.
FOR BOTH LADIES AND CHILDREN. AN
UNLIMITED ARRAY.
PPi@G9o
ALWAYS PUPULAR-THE KEYSTONE OF OUR
GREAT SUCCESS HAS BEEN THE HIGHEST
AND MOST EXCLUSIVE STYLES COMBINED
WITH PRICES THAT PLEASE WE ALWAYS
LEAD IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is NEW
WE ARE ALWAYS THE FIRST TO SHOW IT
Your Summer MaIo
THIS EXHIBITION WILL BE AN OBJECT LES
SON OF WHAT YOUR SUMNER HAT SHOULD
BE. WE HAVE TAKEN GREAT PAINS TO MAKE
IT COMPLETE AND YOUR ATTENDANCE WILL
BE ALL WE ASK FOR OUR LABOR
BAUEl'G7
4l6 .TH ST. 1t
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nR oLMsrEAD MAKES DENIAL OF MANY STATE
nESrs MADE By MRS. HUTCHINSON AND nRs.
BALL-eES. yxFFRIEs, SENATOR AND KISS
VOORHEES, AND OTHERS GIVE KvrpEScE
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INTERPRETATIONS.


JEWETT'S cold BLAST"
BELONGS NEW PERFECTION"
Both are makes Of national reputation and We can
them. They made of HARD uood only
packed with charcoal. have charcoal sheathings and
are finished in the finest possible manner.
Prices, "a 80 to 500
Lower than any other hardwood refrigerators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
SAILOR SUITS EoH Bors.

Well-proportioned boys wear anything becomngly.
but good taste suggests the Jaunty Sailor suit for
81 ender boy the most appropriate attire The full
Of the blouse makes the slightness Of the boy
really graceful. and the effect is tired of. We
show you four times the variety in tn ever
could before-all fresh designs.
-Four styles. some flannel. serge, blouses very
full and collars extra wide. Sizes to 10.
-$5.00.-
Four styles. three and flannel. exquistely
trimmed with white black braid. black pearl
buttons Sizes 3 to ~.
-s5U.-
Five Styles yacht CLOTH serge and doeskin prettily
trimmed any kind of buttons. braided with white
black. blouses extra full. very wide collars Sizes
to 10
Two styles, broadcloth and serge. double front
effect. double collars. arranged that the fancy
collars may be substituted for the collars Of black
satin. Sizes too.
-$9.OO-
These are q copy from foreign navy
SPECIAL.
Combination Suits-coat, two pairs Of trousers and
q Prince ton hat-warranted all WOOL All sizes.
I'D noor 10Th st. bldg.)
G1RLs, CLOTHING.
Navy Blue Atwood Refers. s.ashed back. large
sailor collars. brass buttons. Sizes to II.
Ties
Atwood Refers tan. gray and cardinal. plated
backs. braid trimming. Sizes to II
-&3 and "a. -
Atwood Broadcloth Refers. tan and navy blue lap
pockets nosched collars faced with silk velvet Sizes
H. IA. 10 and IS
Bingham Dress for school wear worn with or with
out guimpes neatly trimmed with embroidery. Sizes
TO IL.
-75c.. 81. 25 and Ga
India Linen Guimpes, tucked yokes full sleeves,
finished with embroidery. Sizes to II.
u.s. SO and &C.,
Consrrs Fon Present WxAn.
vsntilssins corsets. long waist. side steels. vsn
hitting. al sizes.
Thomson's ventilsting Corsets, LONG, medium and
short waists side steels. extra stay tapes.
I'll
''R and @" vsntratins Corssts. extra long and
medium.
81 Co.,
French II. c." Double Net ventilating Cor.sts,
long waist. finished with lace and ribbon. Sizes Is
| to 30.
CD Annex TO 10th 1t blds)
JAPANESE SPECIALS.
Rice Bead Curtains. 50 pairs. ten designs In
birds and flowers. feet long ana 50 feet
wide. Usually "a 90 bargain at. ..........eL96
0old-smbroidsred Panels. Usually sold for
u 6O and ~. o.. CSC
Keoto and Underglaxed Vases. Very hand
some. Usual price. 81 so to e3OO ......... IL
| Three-fold Gold-embroidered Screens. Just
fifteen left. Regularly "a. 5O................ a25
| Turkish Slippera Sizes. I. and J. Per pair. 55c
t3d aoor. LIST and ID anne xes
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RANGE of the Tbermo,ne,,

Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office of the weather bureau today: 8 an, 5sy
Up. m, CO; maximum, 69; minimum. 43.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

PICTURE FRAMES TO ORDER.
New samples Of mo;dings are constantly being
added. Quick work and popular prices.
WIN uOOE lOtN ST. OlQH.
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lANsBURGH & BROS RWCM-
INC SPECIALS.

lNG SYeGlAlS.
CHIFFON make. . very h.na.om. and :.:..etiys
Srs.s trimming for both evening and sssss drs.ss.
Of green, blue hsliotrope. cream. rsd and Fr.y.
We hav. Jus, received new line of Skirt Ruchins
Zoe. to 75c. per yard.
lANsByRGH & BROS jew
ELRV SPECIALS.
We have jus. received fun and complete line Of
SHIRT STUDS IN pearl. enameied rhinestone.
Hanging il price: 25c. SOC 75c- sLOo
Tomorrow. price: lie. ssc. sc. nc.
Ranging in price: s1.es sl-5o s2.oo
Tomorrow's price. s1O5 sllA sl5e
CUFF BUTTONS in endless variety.
Those that are 2oc. ooc. 1oc. s1oo
will be tomorrow lie. ssc Sc M.
Those that are 81 30 $500 e. so e3.00
Will be tomorrow slo5 sl.5e Else O.. 10
LADIES' CHAIN BRACELETS in hne rolled gold
'9d if5ns sTrEk
7oc slO sL25 s1.5o
Tomorrows price: SOC. 79c sLW Sl@
$500 saso
Tomorrows price: $3.50 e2.09
Each piece guaranteed
LANsByRGA & BROS.
GLOVE SPECIALS.
LADIES, I MAR5ss; a. GIe sy rs =, ~ 49,
latest shades with large button. and fancy ssischinS
Sl.5O AND $l.75.
LADIES' 4-BUTToN GLAcE. in all new shades, for
Sl.OO.
LADIES, 4BUTToS SUEDE in red and blu. With
large buttons for 81.
brown and BLACK for Sl.25 AND S1.5O.
lANSByRGM & BROS.
LEATHER GOODS SPECIALS.
ALL-LEATHER CHATELAINE BAGS. with OH
died tops. Soc TomOrrow's price. 90,
SEAL LEATHER oHArELA1SE o sAas. with
leather trimmings. worth ysc. Tomorrow's price.
74c.
CHILDREN'S GHA At LANE BAGS. in seal and
price, l9c.
SHOOTING BAGS. with leather bottoms and cloth
tops ooc- Iom0rroW's price. 36c
SHOPPING BAGS with leather bottoms and satin
tops 81 % lO'nihOfF0"'' price, Sl.O7.
LANsByRGH & BROS.
HOSIERY SPECIALS.
LADIES FINE BALBRIGGAN HOSE. extra long.
'Oiieed '0ls' and heels Soc SDair for 81.
LADIES' Isle HOSE. Rsrmsdorf black. isieh-
elieu RIB. spiieed hee. and toe. 80
LADIES' FINE GAUzE LIsLE. spiiced sole and
heel 5Oc.
LADIES' EXTRA SIZE FINE COTTON HOSE. in
gray or ''n' spheed heel and toe 5Oo.
JERSEY KNEE PROTECTORS. Zoe.
LEATHER KNEE PROTECTORS. Soc.
lANS5y8GA & BROS.
RIBBON SPECIALS.
No. % FANCY VELVET RIBBON. suitabl. for
hat trim ming worth 7'',' now 4Oc I'd.
No. VELVET RIBBON. satin tack. in all light
shades. for lSc I'd
Nos. 81. .. II. 1s and % SATIN RIBBON, with
n0ire back in the newest spring shades. from e
to 3Oc Dsryd-
Nos Is and p eros GRAIN RIBBON. satin edge.
in all shades from lSc. TO 25c I'd. worth
from 2.,c. to 3Oc.
ALL-siLK BABY RIBBON. in all shades for
lSc. bolt or sd' for Sc
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Ir You READ TINS You VIZ
NOT BE DECEIVED

Good things have always been couutsrfstsd ana
imitstsd-srticles without merit never.
We cautioned you last week against the limitations
of CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER FILLS
Nobody likes be deceived-so don't forget the
csution-ask for CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS;
insist upon having c-A-R-T-E-R-s and zee that yos
get them
Don't forget the czution-donr be deceived
A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small Rll. Small Dosa Small Prlos.
ocl6f.m.w-J
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CHIFFON makes 9 very handsome and attractive
dress trimming for both evening and stree< dresses
We have lovely assortment in those pretty shades
Of green, blue heliotrope. cream. red and gray
Then We have . much wider width In pretty shades
for 6Sc. per yard.
We have Just received new line Of Skirt Ruching
in all styles from
25c. to 75c. per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
Toy DEPARTMENT..

For the accommodation Of our patrons carry
plete stock in this department the around There
dolls. games. puzzles. tops. roller skates seaside
pais boats ten pins. trumpets base balls and bats
printing presses. rubber toys tea SETS drums. pianos
banks. magic lanterns. iron toys. pistols, guns.
worsted toys, &C. besides the following larger toys
Iron Velocipedes. the strongest made.
-$lS5. g.. %. g.. IS. @3. 25 and So Co.
Misses Tricycles. with adjustable seat. Light and
durable.
50 IS. %. e5. "a. 30 and %. 45.-
Safety Bicycles from the Western Wheel Works.
PIT" 20inch wheel. e19.5O.
Boys Junior" 24-inch wheel. ga. "a
''Cinch," cushion tires. e32 So
These machines finely enameled and nickel
plated and have the best solid tires
(4th door. 10Th NJ .buildinr ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
PORTRAITS,

That our customers appreciate efforts to supply
their wants is evidenced by the Of this branch
We produce truly artistic Crsyons. Pastels. Water
Colors. Sepas and Pastel Crayons At popular prices
e. 9o for perfect likeness in Crayon to the finest
Pastel. life size. at Ga. 90.
- Sdfistaction guaranteed
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Choice for 81. 3d.
Sizes l6x2O, 2Ox24 and 22x2S,

900 New Engravngs choice and popular subjects.
framed In q pattern Of 1k-inch white reedsd
moldng. Size l1x14.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

New subjects in Pastel Paintings, framed in neat
hafinch cream molding with metal corners and heavy
torchon mat. making q very rich effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
TRAVELLING GooDs DEPARTMENT

TRAVELLING GooDs DEPARTMENT,
MAMMOTH DEPARTMENT WITH MAMMOTH
VALUES.
NO BETTER Oh STRONGER TRUNKS WERE
EVER MADE.
Metal Trunks. Canvas Trunks.
Sole-leather Trunks, Mems Trunks,
Roller Tray Trunks,
Worlds Fair" Trunks
Nv. l. L." Tourists Trunks,
Columbian Lightweight Trunks,
French Rattan Trunks,
American Tourists Trunks,
Feather-weight Trunks. Cabin Trunks, sc.
eS-Irunks made TO order.
81 Trunks repaired and recovered.
cs Trunks mGrked free of charge
ga strong strap free 18th each trunk
BAGS AND VALISES
In all shapes and sizes and at all prices
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WOODWARD AND l017@R0P,
WoRks Or GEoaeE WILLIAM Cunr1s.

SAruRnAr-TR1xMED Hat DAY.
new Lot Of pretty Trimmed Hats
go to go
Trimmed with new. fresh flowers and rich ribbons.
Over nifty styles Of Sailors all colors. New rough
stravs, black. navy blue and white.
New NECK F1x1ses
The "Chifonstte." q combination Of chemisette
and scarf. to be used with tailormade suits.
The new black silk rulings for trimming wraps
and dresses. silk Grenadine with satin stripes and
dots and mourning effects in Surah-sinsle edge or
box plated.
81. 81 12,<. 81. 37K. 81 so and 81 IS I'd
Liberty SQuares-white. cream. cardinal. Light blue.
pink. mails. nile. heliotrope and black.
Windsor Tss-a new invoice in plsids stripes
plain colors and the latest in plain and figured China
silks. Those Of China silk with hemstitched ends
are perhaps the p rettiest in the lot.
Plain China Silk Scarfs, 40 inches long. inches
wide, hemstitched all around. two rows of drawn
work at ends. White. cream. black. navy blue light
blue. pink. mais. heliotrope and cardinal.
-5Oc.-
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CH1rDxxx C.r
TOE PIrcaER's
CAS- RIA.
.ass
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P1oruaEs
TRAVELLING REQUISITES.
BABY Coaches.
RErR1eERAroRs. WATER Fr1rERs.
HAMMocks. Tors. ETC.
New P1crUREs

Almost daythings that will beautify homes
at small expense. Today-a drummer's samples of
Framed Pictures-Pastels, Engrsvings and Etchngs-
shout fifty styles and patterns-that bought ct
half price,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
BAGS AND VALISES

In all shapes and sizes and at all prices
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BABY Coaches.


recent large purchase enables ~ to onsr. these
unusual values.
Large shellacked Rattan Carriages upholstered in
fancy figured goods. Strong gear. wooden OF wire
wheels. patent paraso rod and good parasoL Regular
%. 90 style.
SPECIAL price. e. 9a-
Ten new styles Fancy Rattan Carriages, uphol-
stored In silk plush. piped and pointed spring seat.
woundcane bottom. hand made shaved spoke whesls
hns satin psrasol lined and edged with lace best and
strongest gear. English wool mat Rsgular~ SIS
styles.
Special price. e1O.-
Twenty-Five styles Fine Cans-wound Rattan.and
Antique Oak-hnish Carriages. new and rich Designs
finest and newest upholstering rich sk parasol with
silk lace edge. Regular Sos styles.
SPECIAL price. s1h-
Baby Carriage Parasols. e15O to g.
Baby Carriages repaired.
Baby Carriage parts.
e4sa moor 10th st. building.
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BIG LOT.
$50 DOZEN
MUSES., AND MATTRESSES. Cars
Ok SALE ToMoRRow Ar

12H 15 and 25c.
Imported goods. else could not sell them at any
such prices supply yourselves now for the summer.
The same grades would ordinarily cost a good deal
more.
Lot l. Made of Swiss with double frill to the face
finished with one row Swiss embroidery. Well made
and easily laundered.
l2hc.
Lot 2 Made of better quality Swiss with three
of ching to the face. Six distinct styles Easily
laundered
1oc.
Lot 3. Made of fine Swiss plain and dotted, with
various styles of embroidery. with and without wide
t.es-l0 styles-thoroughly made and easily
laundered.
25c.
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-27
CONDENSED NEWS.

Out of the $4,000 names added to the
registration lists in Chicago 5000, and
possibly 5000, are said to be fraudulent.
The land Office investigation at Austin,
Texas, has implicated such prominent
men that the proceedings are likely to be
smothered.
D. W. Bushyhead, ex-chief of the Chero-
KEGS, says they will ratify the action of
congress in reference to the strip at the
meeting to-day.
Boston newspapers claim that the sole
leather trust is going to issue certificates
to the extent Of $5O,O0O,000 for the pur-
pose of buying up the tanneries that are
to be included in the trust.
In the district court at Wichita, Kas.,
Saturday, Judge Ray declared the lease
held by the Cherokee Live Stock associa-
ton from the Cherokee nation to be alb
solutely void and unconstitutional.
The town of Rowland, KY, was almost
wiped out of existence by cyclone. The
postoffice building was swept entirely
away, together with the mail. The town
Of Stanford was badly damaged.
The vault in the Henry county, Kas.,
register of deeds Office was broken into
by unknown men, the books and papers
piled on the floor, kerosene poured on