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PERSONAL.

WE'RE AFTER YOU, AND AS A SPECIAL IN
dncement offer generous cash value for any
amount Of gents discarded garments or an
hundred pieces; IL all goes JUSTH'S OLD
STAND 6i9 ID st. NV. dill
ored gentleman Wednesday November Z, at 18th
Ut. and Pa. ave-, while alighting from cable car
please communicate with HERBERT NJ. LOCKE,
Attorney at Law, 605 st. dlO-3t
w. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DE-
tectiye agency - Confidential communications
promptly attended to; Office open all hours; best
refs CHAS. T. FLINDER Supt, 800 ct. NV.
nl22ms
WILL ANY PERSON WHO SAW OLD GENTLE.
man struck by east-golng grip car at It'll snd
Penna. ave. on Saturday, Nov. 10, 1894, about
50 O'Clock pm, communicate with AUGUST
KLEINHENN, 1919 9th st. NV? dat
shoRTHAND-COACHING, INSTRUCTION, Die
TATlON; SMALL CLASSES; PERSONAL, AT
TENTION; THOROUGHNESS; 40 AND 10: IS
PER MO; GET SCHEDULE. THE DRILLERY,
So4 nth 81. NV. nol7-tf
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House and store in
Tennallytown ...... 20
blacksmith shop. 1T25
ID NV. Is
RI 1920 22d, Ar, wa 1850
3 good 3r houses sc,
for white tenants, re-
duced TO. 81 ca.
3 Ar bricks ON y Y ay
bet 21st and I'D NV.
water. ca. %. 30
Large storage room,
SIS 18th st. IS
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FOR RENT
300 LIST NV. Tor. :. .S35
1915 Corcoran NV. 10r.35
1l9 oath NV. Or. 10
COB I'd ne. Or. rs. 40
1926 \ J ave NV, Or. rs
1916 eth ne. Or. 1878
9lS 18th NV. Or. 1880
1871 Seaton NV. r.1S.30
63 Pierce NV, Or. 10. 30
203-205 L ne, Or. 10. 30
$40 18th ne. Or. Is. 80
2203 + NV, Or. :. H. 30
POST T. NV, ar. IL. 30
232I r 1125 oath NV,
Ar .............. 10. 80
RI 1877 10th NV. Ar. 10
1925 2ith NV, Or. $50
l32S-30 Harrison av
Sc. ar. $50
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Bi GENTLEMAN, ROOM NV. WITH
board in strictly private family; must be I'd
floor. south ex-, bright and warm; within square
OF Conn. ave. or l+th st. above n. Address,
stating terms, NIXON, Star Office. 1T
WANTED-SliAII FURNISHED FLAT OR THREE
rooms, with sleeping rooms; in northwest price
not to exceed SO per month. Address Box 80,
star office. It,
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, WITH CHILD
Is months old or rooms, furnished for house,
keeping; give particulars and terms. Address q.
q. s., S'ar office. It,
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BOARDING.

1872 ST. NV, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK
First-class family table board at prices to suit
the times; also elegantly furnished rooms. slngly
or en- SUITE dll-1ms
LARGE FRONT SUNNY BAY-wINDOW FIR
room; suitable for married couple or two gentle
men; also table borders desired; cable cars pass
house. terms reasonable. 936 23d ST. ds- 3ts
THE EXTINCTION" Sd AND T SITS. Ne
greatly enlarged; newly furnished; elegant baths
and billiards free: direct from depots; terms
moderate. n241ms
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WANTED-ALL PERSONS DESIRING HE'LL
white coored. with refs, will find IL advaI
tageous to call address the CAPITAL EN-
PLOlMENT AGENCY, I2Y 4th st. NV. d3-l2t
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FOR RENT-AT Sl2. 80 AiONTH-A COY
home In a white neghborhood; 2 sqs. from new
cable cars: on 9th and Il ne. G rooms: newly
papered ana painted; range; hot and cold water;
latroDe; No co. Callan ST., bet. 9Th and eth,
and l..
1t DAVID ID STONE SOL and COG l. 81 n
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-COMPLETE FLAT; FOUR ROOMS
and bath; door opener, speaking tube. letter
box, etc rooms and bath; also small house;
all NV; rent reasonable. Keys 1911 N ]. ave.
dlO-3ts
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FOR RENT-SO3 EAST CAPITOL ST. ROOMS;
all NIL; frst-class order vacant 18th inst.
81 WRIGHT & STOCKETT, GIG st. NV.
delI-3t
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ill 500 18th ST. NV.
FOR Rk.NT-A TEN ROOM HOUSE; HALL. PARK,
bay window and all modern improvements; 4l0
X l. ave-; rent, SO. Apply at HOG st. NV
dist"
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A LADY LIVING IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, va
would like TO board three or four children girls
preferred between the ages OF six and twelve.
Address Mrs. s., Star office. dlO-3ts
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Lot l, at Doc.

FHTY-FIvE FINE PASTEL PAINTINGS AND
FRENCH FAC-sINILS OF WATER CoLORS,
evslshaped, framed in . new pattern OF white
andgold molding.
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HE WAS GOING TO DIE.
And the Drug Clerk Put Him in the
Way of Doing so.

e-~ ~ - SseFA him In the
Way of Doing SO.
From the Chicago Mail
He was a wall-eyed man, with white hair
and pink cheeks and when he came into the
Slst street drug store ne told the clerk he
was going to die. He did not mind dying 20
much. he said. for he had a clear conscience.
ana had paid his tab at the saloon. But he
did object to presenting himself at the heay-
emily portal with q pain In his stomach ana
he wanted to know IL II could be extracted
before he crossed the dark river.
The clerk put on his spectacles ana razed
hxedly at the last button but two of the Gus
toners waistcoat, as though he might pene-
trate the dark secret Of his malady by con-
temptation
Have a cathartic?" he inquired. much m
though he had been asking. whats
Well, should smoke an onion" aid the
moribund man.
The clerk took down a paper from a hook
inscribed With hieroelyphics. the finale be-
ing, .Misce ct #: pill: XII" He vanished
bottle labeled ''Camph: Linz" on his way.
ne emerged shortly with q package wrap
ped In white paper.
Every three hours and two at bedtime
ly. S~S~
Then shall die in peace, said the white
haired man. as he paid the price ana want
into the saloon next door.
1t was twenty-four hours later that th.t
clerk saw him next
go, Them pills amt no blamed use" ne said
I've taken 'em all. and that stomachsche
mas ADDED suburb to fits boom"
,ahen EN- all! shrieked the Mortified
clerk. IAN! Taken 'em-
s,s ny, You just bet your blue bottles
oio. i wasn't going to wait TIL bedtime nor
any every three hours. neither 1 Just went
schooner and let 'er 60"
the clerk, aghast
Mary a Govern
wen, you Just go home and wait TN that
cover comes on. After that would he,,.r ga
home" Se''ei seAs
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Ready-Made BedWear.

THE FOLLOWING ARE LESS IN PRICE.
SUPERIOR IN QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND
FINISH THAN THOSE HERETOFORE OrFHRED
IN WASHINGTON:
72x90 Sheets tOr S1hc.
90x9O Sheets for 45ikc.
42x36 Pillow Cases. 12c.
45x36 Pillow Cases. 1shc.
The above Ready made Bedwear il less than
the materials alone would cost you.
Dwhilc only startling low prices are quoted
in detail we cannot refrain from pointing to the
extent and variety Of our 1894 collection. and in.
viting you to view the gems from william isi.
dell & Co. Of Donscloney. Ireland. and the Genuine
Dew Bleached Towels from Webb Of Newtonards.
Belfast, Ireland: -...
The Towels up to 81 IS each.
Table Covers up to SIC each.
The Napkins up to SIS dozen.
The Sets up to s25 each.
Linens Sheets up TO SO pair.
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--== Sample Curtains.

The kindred sale to this occurred q short tune
since at the establishment Of Mcssrs Strawbrldgc
& Clothier. Philadelphia. On that occasion the
crush was such that ladies. otherwise most modest
and retiring, quarreled the possession Of this
that sample
Perhaps the best criterion Of the values Of tie
samples that will be offered at the Pnlais Royal
ON Monday is the fact that have had to forbid
employees from buying before the sale commences
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Champion Towels.

1000 DOZEN EXTRA HEAVY AND WARRANT.
ED ALI-LINEN HUCK TOWELS, SIZE 22x42
INCHES. go. ONLY l3c EACH.
DTowels Of equal weight. quality and Size can
not be procured elsewhere At the price.
$50 DOZEN EXTRA SIZE HEMsTITCHD
HUCK TOWELS AT ONLY 23c EACH.
DComparison with tn. best rival towel at the
price IL what we ask. s-
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Our SOC Shirt.

1000 DOZEN UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS THAT
ARE 30 NEARLY EQUAL THOSE ELSEWHERE
AT Soc THAT THE DIFFERENCE Is UN-
NOTICEABLE
OBefore tire writer was the 8ec Shirt Of lead.
ing competitor. the 60c Shirt Of another we'll
known hrm and the Palais Royals S9c Shirt. The
rival SOC Shirt il nowhere" the Soc Shirt IN
much more like ours at Sec This statement is
made with the knowledge that comparison will be
made, and that ridlcule and uistrust will follow
an untruthful statement
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''E. & W." Collars.
2oc-3 for soc.

ALL SIZES. IN ALL THE Latest STYLES.
=. W. CUFFS, IN 1894 SHAPES AT SIC, OR
THREE PAIRS FOR g.
0Warrented Anlinen Collars, made to the
special order OF the Palais Royal, in e 4 W."
latest shapes. 10c each, or q per Dozen
Warranted Ah-iinen Cum at i3c, or two pairs
for 25c. 49,. That these Collars and CUFFS are
vastly superior to any heretofore offered At tho
prices will be at once evident.
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= Housekeeping Goods

A SPECIAL SALE THAT INCLUDES SUR.
pRIsING BARGAINS IN TABLE LINEN. BED
LINEN AND TowEIs-BARGAISS SECURED BE-
FORE THE ADVANCE IN PRICES.
~ Since the opening sales Of the season have
already occurred at similar establishments. both
you and We enabled to make intelligent com
parison and claim that the following champions Of
the Palais Royal have no successful rivals:
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2;3c to csc.

1.o42 SAMPLES OF IRISH POINT AND SWISS
TAMBoUR LACE CURTAINS IMPORTED TO lie.
TAIL FROM 80 TO $4S PAIR ARE TO BE
OFFERED IN LOTS. FROM CSC TO csc FOR
CHOICE.
g-yNote that these samples are halves Of Cur
tains, as generally used in the trade.
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SOC Night Shirts.

1905 DOZEN WINTER AND SUMNER WEIGHT
MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS WITH COLLAR. PoCK.
EFT. FRONT AND CUFFS EMBEIIIsHED WITH
CAsiI'S FAST COLOR FANCY TRIMMING.
0The above Night Shirts are equal to the best
rival SHIRTS offered 1t Soc. which ID also Q stats
ment made after proper inyestisatiou
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:3zc and 48c.

$50 PAIRS OF SWISS MUSLIN RUFFTED SASH
CURTAINS, WITH HEM AT TOP. .31c AND
4Sc A PAIR INSTEAD OF 81. so AND 81.
EFThe above Curtains are one yard long
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Only T2c.

THAT ARE POPULAR FAvoRITEs AT vARI-
Gus PRICES UP TO 81 YARD. .... YOUR
CHOICE FOR lie.
T. These samples come In one yard lengths.
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46c and SIC Shirts.

1900 DOZEN OF THESE FULL DRESS SHIRTS.
WHICH WE CHALLENGE IN COMPARISON
WITH RIVAL SHIRTS At CSC AND nc.
OThe Pslsis Royal Night shirts At 4ec. TIC
II, $50 and LIS are also without rivals at the
prices asked
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@c Yard.

24s3 SAMPLES OF SWISS MUsI.INs. IN END.
LESS VARIETY OF DESIGNS, IN WHITE AND
CCLORS, DC INSTEAD OF FROM 2Oc TO Toe A
YARD
u Above samples in one yard lengths.
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The Consumers of Fancy
Flour

Can buy our Cream Blend Flour OF the following
grocers. 1t is the only recognized Blended Flour
on the market, ard a trial will convince the most
skeptical that 1t is the very best in use: Whole
sale by Is. T. EAI,NsHAw x BRO, Washington.
ID. C.
K. p. WHITE, 1l3s 18th
p J: BUCKLEY, 52s list NV
JAS. NJ. DENLY, cor. 9Th and NV.
A e K E.AFIt1 = :o 1so "a LIST s0d n.y.
T. E. LANE, 446 II E.w.
3 " H n SNsSc Cor eO 5h 18th s and NV
Ho e R6aoS NbS sdi + e. market ass. n NV
Il. A, WEISS. 9TH and Ridge DIV
SnHs, butt BSI4. S; $50 ~ "a aI NV n"'
JNO. L. cox, o st. market NV.
5SS r. S MhE r. eo cor s sth aa and
fAc q xE E7E,i osh s aRd es a~ ~ st. sw
&c; DeATLEY. los 7th st; s.w.
a J. sASf6RD q 4 BRO 1 "' i2 i Union s.w.
$ /. DENLY, 1900 "a s.w.
Y WA ! {. HtSrr i; 81 4 s.w.
Z. H. soRRIai' cor; ID and ) s:w
K !. LusGY, 522 East capitol.
NJ sc fHHbIRE 4ss IN Nd il ave. me- nee
REE : M11 " WA y J, cor, Sd and he.
j. no T. n Hl eiSn 4 % ssr. mt 9Th and ne.
R iIRs; Mlt Mdhli,s BE sa1 4ol me-
r. Hrf ME,'i Cor oq isth and md Gales ne
F. W TUCKER BRO. cor. LIST and ne.
R R5IEhs yGt' CO.. sth a "or III, ne am.
+ {: M:AGIisTEK, cor 9TH and Nd. ave- e' n. e..
y: it, ESSis % % cor. n' 9th and ne.
fiI kh n r Yf 5, s SN5. i2.h and me-
D. KENNEDY, cor 10th and b
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6Sc and Soc Shirts.

Csc Is THE INTRODUCTORY PRICE or THE
"a 'PALAls ROYAL" pI,Esss SHIRT. WHICH
Is TO SELL AT 75c. THE SC SHIRT Is
sUPEnI0R TO ANY u RIVAL.
gan Shirts from sec to soe have three lengths
OF sleeves to ench neck size. .felled seams. .
patent stays at would-be weak points. &C.
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Crayon Portraits, SI.o5.

size l012o Made from any style photograph,
executed In the best possible manner and salts
faction guaranteed.
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Baby Carriages.

New styles for 1894 arriving daily At s1o.5o
and SIS are some excellent values. Others lower
and higher In price-each one the best the amount
Cos buy.
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-- Mems Shirts.

THE PAl.AB ROYAL SHIRT AND COLLAR
SALE COMES LAST. WE HAVE THE ApyANT-
AGE OF KNOWING WHAT OUR COMPETITIONS
ARE OFFERING
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The Silk Dress Stuffs.
At soc. the Yard,
Imported to sell for 7sc.

PINCH PRINTED PONGEE "a colorings,
Hight, medium and dark grounds, with dots, ng-
ures and flowers in the small effects. which will
De 50 popular the coming spring. Cream. hello
trope, gray tan. navy. plum. slate, cadet old rose
red. brown, &c. An excellent value at Soc
~ yasl
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Lewis r. Tenny, jobber In boots and
shoes. 122 Summer street Boston and
brother OF the senior member of the firm of
w. H. Tenny & Co., which failed Thursday,
has assigned.
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Wool Dress Stuffs,
Silk Dress Stmffs.
r1onday==SpecialS Sale
OF Two Exceptional Lots of
Dress Goods.

the
in
OF of Dress
a
4 a wise nlua doesn't
tina
Is
ynoning
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w. T. Stead has secured the n.r,.. =, IN
owners OF property In Chicago leased for
1lsreputable purposes and proposes 10 num-
hsh Them In his book on that CITY.
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Travelling Goods

Now In thei- old home on the fourth floor. The
Qualities this season Of Trunks and Bags will be
tue same as we have always sold-the best-and
the prices in many cases will be lower than ever
before.
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Picture Frames to Order.

Our new holding for '94 are here. Our
name work Is done in q perfect manner. and our
ps1ces are as low a. the lowest. Frames delivered
the same day ordered
9th foOr
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Success

HAS CONE TO CLEvELAND's BAKING
POWDER
BECAUSE
i. 1t is as pure and good A. can be made.
2. Ii is not q secret nostrum- It's con-
position 10 stated on every tin.
3. rounded spoonful does more wosk
of Others.
4 1t is always sure. No spoiled dough -
be thrown away
Q. Bread and cake made with Il ksso
their natural FRESHNESS and Favor.
O. IL is full weight and full strength usfa
all used.
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Evening C0rsets.

espe, and
lac rbbon lined
an silks dSsns
a
plush - ' OH'N' ~"'''N'''
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At 20c. the Yard,
Made to sell for 3zlc.

FoPTY PIECES ALI~wOOL CHEyIOT. in a Va.
risty Of shadinss. including navy blue and black.
A rare bargain at PC.
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At Other Clubs,
Charles G. Leland 10 Not Inquisitive.

From the Chicago Post.
Charles Godfrey Leland declares that he
hates inquisitiveness with a hatred only
equal to that which he reserves for ,.,ssip.
and adds that he largely owes his faculty
for minding his own aff. lirs to an incident
Of his youth. At that ae he met a naval
officer whom he greatly admired as a mod
ell Of good manners and q man of the world.
One day Leland repeated to him a bit of
gossip which the other at once cut short.
saying that he never listened to such talk
The remark made a profound impression.
and one which time only confirmed and
Strengthened.
George Boxer, the poet, was one who
studied men as IL they were books and
ne one day entered Lelands room at Prince
ton and laid down by him on the table a
paper or picture with its back uppermost
Lefano took no notice OF II and after a
time Boxer asked:
Why don't you look at that picture?"
II you wanted me to see It," was the
reply. you would have turned IL face up"
Il put 1t there to see IL YOU would look
at It," said Boxer. Il thought you would
notr
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The soc Skirt.

Made Of good musiin, full width and length, cam
Uric rufie and tucks. 1t contains follows:
yards Muslin at Zoe. Soc
~ yards Cambria at 6c........... &C.
Tape and Sewing Cotton. ............. &c.
Will cost Won n ke
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RAFF'S
E N I E RIP RISE,
I24n IHth St. S. e.
Our
Spring Salute.
We have just received from our mills
the first shipment Of Spring Remnants,
which will be sold at prices to eclipse all
former sales ever taking place in the Dis
&c. Apron Ginghams. ............. Our price 31sc
Sc. White Plaid Muslin. .......... Our price 4asc
(lnp nftcQ
&c. White India Linen. ,......... Our price 41sc.
7c A Bleach Muslin. ...........O Our price 4Tsc.
&c. White Domet Flannel. ..... Our price 4Jsc.
Sc. Apron Bingham. Our price 5'sc.
Sc. Bleach Muslin. ..............O Our price SIC.
12Hc. Figured satteen. Our price 5Jsc.
1Oc. Armenia Cloth. ..............O Our price 51sc.
1Oc. Black Satteen. .............. Our price SIC.
1Oc. satteen cream pink baby blue Our price SIC.
Toe. Century Cloth. ............. Our price exc
10c. Cameo Drapery .............. Our price 65sc
12isc Cretonne. ..................O Our price S3sc
iItsc Satteea Drapsry. Our price SIC.
12,<c Gamers Percale. Our price TIC.
2oc An-wool Serge. Our price l21zc.
2oc Dress Goods. Northumberland Our price 15c
2oc. Cream Challie. .............O Our price SIG.
lse. Figured Challie. Our price Size.
Ioc. Figured Satteen. Our price S1sc.
ioc. Llama Cloth. Our price TIC.
l2hac Outing Cloth. ..............O Our price 71sc
lac. Fanneettes. ............... Our price s1sc.
3oc. SIX Striped Flannel. ..... Our price 1sc.
zoe. o. Unblsaehed Sheeting -. Our price 13c
&c. 90 unbleached sheetng. 80. Our price tic.
Csc. 10-4 Unbleached sheetiug .. Our price 1sc.
25c. 1o-4 Unbleached Sheeting %. Our price l9c.
2oc. 1914 Bleach sheeting ... Our price 1oc
DC. 1914 Bleach sheesing ........ Our price Isc
25c. o. Bleach Shooting ........ Our price 1oc
DOC. 10-4 Bleach Sheeting. ....... Our price &c
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==== Wrap Sale.

| The Wraps had not arrived at time Of writing
| this announcement. -. The following telegram
| from buyer" will explain Mondays sale:
NEW YORK.
|
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Lot q. at ST.. 70.

TWENTY-FIVE FREE-HAND PASTEL PAINT
NGS. 14x2s, framed in artistically ornaments
holding.
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MARRIED.

ooLh-MARTIN. Az NJ. MAry's parish 4. ns,,,
more by the Rev. Father Meow on the 20
xd January, 1884 J. HARRY O0i.E Of WASH
ineton' ID. c. 10 MAGGIE MARTIN
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At soc. the Yard,
Made to sell for nc.

FORTY PIECES SERGE. full IA yards wide.
staple fabric that sells all the year around for 75c
bargain at 59c.
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AT Csc. the Yard,
rFade to sell for Sic.

19-NCH ALL-sILK TwO-TONED BROCADE.
About six hundred yards In medium and dark col
orines. including garnet with tan, black with
eninenee navy blue with tan, black with hello
frope, brown with tan, myrtle with cardinal
black with cardinal, &c. Very choice, very pretty
An exceptional value at CSC. the yard.
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Lot S, at SI.:35

TWENTY-FIVE STEEL ENGRAVINGS. All
famous subjects by the best American and Euro
pean engravers. Size 2Ox24. Framed in patterns
OF and 31-inch oak-and-silver molding.
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WOODWARD LOTHROP
F
About Our January Sales.

the our
lit We
widespread epfden y adding
n be podt and nteestn
third resi-
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Table COVers=-Soc.

800 WARRANTED ALL-LNEN "a DAMASK
TABLE COVERS. WITH FRINGED BORDERS. :.
Soc EACH.
DCovers as good the above cannot be obtain
ed elsewhere at less than Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13

Read $. Kana. Sons & Co.'S great adsertisemes
On the 9Th page. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13
At 2Oc. the Yard.
r1ade to sell for AZ

A0AS W SSAA AVA \S(s
THKTY PIECES DIAGONAI4s. all the staple
eolorings. "a inches wide. A rare bargain at
Zoe. I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13
Not more than three gar
ments of each kind to be
sold to each purchaser.

0Since the regular prices are but a slight ad-
vance over the cost TO us, the souvenir prices
must be less than cost. Let see what some
Of the garments would cost you to make:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13
The Wool Dress Stuffs.

At SOC. the Yard,
rlade to sell for 75c.
PLADS. navy, myrtle. green, brown garnet and
black grounds. A bargain at Soc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13
Prize Table Linens.

THE FOLLOWING ALL~LNEN BLEACHED
TABLE DAMAsKs ARE WORTH AS STATED IF
PREVAILING PRICES FOR EQUAL QUALITIES
ARE CRITERION OF WORTH:
"a inches wide. Goc yard. worth 79c.
82 inches wide. 4sc yard, worth Soc.
81 inches wide. 45c yard. worth Sc.
IS inches wide, 37e yard. worth Soc.
sc inches wide. DC yard. worth Soc.
DAMASK TABLE NAPKINS.
V size. soc dozen. worth Soc.
u size, 0yc dozen. worth S5c.
u size, CSC dozen, worth s1.25
y size. $1.19 dozen, worth $1.4e.
y size, 81 40 dozen, worth t1.75
q size, l.9s dozen, worth $3.50.
U size, -. - dozen. worth $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13
Lot 3, at Soc.

SIXTY REMSRQUE PROOF ETCHfNGS. $780,
bad polished oak frame. with small silver lining
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13
Lot a, at SH.o0.

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE FREE
HAND PASTEI-S AND WATER COLORS, 12x24
neat tcrchon mat and rich white aud gold frame
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13
The 49c Gown.

Made Of good muslin cambric rafhe. warranted 70
wash embroidery. 1t contains:
yards Muslin at Zoe. Soc
~ yard Embroidery at lie. .........,. d.
VIII cost you 70 make. ....,.... .0sc
Ot could also be sbo3p that all Of the other
ninety-hre styles are offered at souvenir prices
that are less than cost Of materials. that three
garments of each style to each purchaser 10 really
q liberal allowance.
CHHDREN'S UNDERWEAR
TO 10 years, in Children's garments: 13c for the
f8c Drawers, 25c for 39e skirts and Drawers, :yc
for 4sc Gowns, Soc for SOC skirts. SOC for Zoe
Gowns, CSC for Sc SKIRTS.
The Palais Royal,
@ AND ELEVENTH STREETS. ..A IIsNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13
Eleventh and g streets:

Have purchased the stock Of Cloaks OF Freed
man Bros. at twenty 1--we cents on the dollar on
account Of removing. Advertise them at six
dollars and ninety cents for choice; worth upward
Of thirty dollars. s. LINDAU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13
VIII cost you TO make. /.
CHuDREN's UNDERWEAR
The Palais Royal,

q AND ELEVENTH STREETS. :. u. "A. LIsNER