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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-26
MEDICAL
MINISTERS ENDORSE 1T.

Dofnohd, forsyth Co.. N. C.
DE-. R.. v. PIERCE: Dear Sir-For some
six or seven years my wife had been an in
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NOR RENT, the desirable residence %
IL Nichols street, near Savannah Florida
and Western depot Apply Theo Groot, real
estate agent, o6 West Broad,
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HOUSE for rent. 9lR Whitaker street.
II Apply Mohlenbrook. cor. Charlton, OF
ia Jones street. Jacob Cohen.
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LNOR RENT, the premises 1911 Congress
~ street, now occupied by Dryfus & Rich;
possession Oct. 1. Apply TO Geo. W. Owens
124 Bryan street
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LNOR RENT. store on the southwestern
n corner OF Broughton and Abercorn: also
store on Abercorn, second door south OF
Broughton. For particulars, apply to s.
Guckenheimer & Sons Bay and Jefferson
streets
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ENOR SALE, at LiYington's and solomons',
IL tickets 10 worlds fair Illuminated; %
and IS cents.
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HOUSES AM SHORES EOR REM.

ITO RENT 6s Gordon street. suitable for
Il two families. Apply PIP New Houston.
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No 90 Perry street, now va
III cant; tenants in possession notified w.
]. Harry, No. IS Habersham street
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TOWNSVILLE, GA.
MITCHELL HOUSE.

Now open under an entirely NEW manage
ment. offering TO the public house thorough
ly frst-class In all It's details.
LOUIS =. ROBERTS, Proprietor
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HELP WANTED.

S~-~S~r~~~~-~p~~~~~~~-~
WANTED, a competent nurse; must come
w we'll recommended. Apply after 10 at
~ Bolton street. .t.
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MILK. cream and butter Vale Royal
VI Dairy, post Office box 200 ~
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FOR SALE.

>-~-~-~~~-~~~-~~~r~~~~~
nNHOROUGBBRED pigs for sale, Berk-
Il shires $50 per pair Jersey Reds $3.50
per pair; delivered to express Office Bruins
wick, Ga. Address ]. F, Bailey, Baileys
Mills Ca.
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VOUNG man that understands dry goods,
Il and with some. knowledge Of booking,
wanted ]. II Cohen 3 Co
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PERSONAL,

PEkSUNAL.
~~~-~~~-~-@-~S~~~~~~~~~~
- IORESENTS," finger rings are always
Il handy, Friendship rings silver 25c,,
gold. Soc Misses rings, handsomely set, $3.50.
Plain solid gold rings from 81 up to $40.
Fegeas, the reliable jeweler, liz Broughton
street
no you want money! II so. you can get all
~ you want on your diamonds, watches,
jewelry. clothing, tools, guns, pistols, etc,
and on almost anything OF value at the Old
Reliable Pawnbroker House, lT9 Congress
street E. MuhlOerg, manager.
GOLD Commentaries 1 have treated
~ your feet you will wish you had called on
me sooner l cure cerns. bunions and in
growing toe-nail, L. Davis, Resident Chirop-
odist, 81 Broughton street
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ITO RENT, furnished or uufurnished par.
l. Tor and bathroom floors; also furnished
rooms for gentlemen. Apply l0l President
street.
LYOR RENT three rooms; 81 per month.
A 2714 Congress street.
NEWLY furnished rooms to rent Hot
~ and cold baths. 90 Habersham, corner
S. Broad.
ENLAT OF three rooms with bath for rent 1893
4 Perry street.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
ITO RENT, 6s Gordon street. suitable for
Il two families. Apply 2l2 New Houston.
ENOR RENT. the desirable residence %
II Nichols street. near Savannah, Florida
and Western depot. Apply Theo Groot real
estate agent o6 West Broad,
NOR RENT, a nice five room house, Second
Il avenue, near Whitaker street. Apply
1heo Groot, real estate agent 90 West Broad.
E1OR RENT, house corner Jones and Price,
II ten rooms, all modern conveniences j.
L. Fulton & son, corner Bay and Drayton.
ENoR RENT that desirable store 1872 Brough.
II ton street; immediate possession. G. p.
Miller.
ITO RENT, 2-story wooden tenement on
Il brick basement, McDonough street, near
West Broad, Possession given Immediately.
81 Ebert square.
TOR RENT, that desirable dwelling, corner
II Whitaker and Perry, streets. Apply to
Andrew Hanley 80 Whitaker street
E1oR RENT, from Feb. 1, house No 20 Jones
A. street Apply TO Champion g. Germany,
llS Bryan street.
TIGHT ROOM new house, ali modern i'm.
II provements 1851 New Houston, for rent.
Apply Appel q Schaul.
HOUSE for rent. 9ih whitaker street.
II Apply Mohlenbrook. cor. Charlton, OF
ia Jones street. Jacob Cohen.
LNOR RENT. store on the southwestern
A corner Of Broughton and A bercorn: also
store on Abercorn, second door south Of
Broughton. For particulars, apply to s.
Guckenheimer q Sons, Bay and Jefferson
streets.
L1oR RENT, the premises, 1911 Congress
~ street, now occupied by DrYfus & Rich;
possession Oct 1. Apply TO Geo W. Owens
l24 Bryan street.
DEsIDENCE No. ss Perry street, now va
IL cant; tenants in possession notified. w.
]. Harry, No. IS Habersham street
->------------.-------
FOR SALE.
TSHoRoUGBBRED PIGS for sale, Berk.
Il shires go per pair Jersey Reds $3.50
per pair; delivered to express Office Bruins
wick, ca. Address J. f, Bailey, Baileys
Mills, ca.
MILK. cream and butter. Vale Royal
VI Dairy, post Office box zoo, l-'
ElOR SALE, at Liyington's and solomons',
IL tickets 10 worlds fair Illuminated; %
and IS cents
LNLEGANT lots in a most desirable part OF
II the city: you can have one by saving
81 80 per week from your incomes. Call on
The Title Guarantee Company, 1856 Congress
street
no you want home? See the inducements
IL offered by The Title Guarantee Company
in the special notice column OF to days Morn
ing News; lots almost in the heart Of the city
az $40 per month until fully paid for.
VNHE Title Guarantee and Loan Company
Il win sell you lot, In the city, upon pay
ment OF $40 per month. Sec special notice
column.
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no you want homer See the inducements
IL offered by The Title Guarantee Company
in the special notice column OF TO days Morn
ing News; lots almost in the heart Of the city
az $40 per month until fully paid for.
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VNHE Title Guarantee and Loan Company
Il win sell you lot, In the city, upon pay
ment OF $40 per month. Sec special notice
column.
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WANTED position at anything; will
w clerk, collect, or do general o nee work
moral habits Address J. II. Hooker. 80 West
Broad street
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WANTED two intelligent young men APP.
w ply at J. I. Cohen co.'s, i5s Broughton
street
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REWARD.

. ENIVE dollars reward will be paid for proof
Il to convict the party who stole the milk
sign and rod from my stoop, 1871 Gordon street
on Monday night M. l.. Exley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19

ing was passed in playing different games.
put the browning event was the openiU q
OF the Jack Horner pie. which Contained
souvenir for each of the little ones
Among those present were the MISE.
helen Davis, Annie Gresham, Gensy1eve
slmms. Katharine Smith, Alice Van Ars-
6ale. Daisy Frey. Lula Frey. Annie May
fM n, Alice Wright Bessie Wright.
Lillian Wilson. Laura Louise Bangs, Mar
gerry Mast. Elise Reed, Catherine Reed.
louise stephen, and Masters Donald DAVIS
George Davis. BERTHE Frey, Able Frey, Joe
Donh huins Thompson. Alfred King,
Frank Mast and Van McCreary.
Mrs. c. A. farrell has gone TO Indiana.
called there by the sudden death of her
mother, Mrs. J. K Steele ana will rer,ain
part Of the summer.
Mrs. William n. Moore ana her txo
DAUGHTERS left the city yesterday for the
north, expecting TO spend the summer in
various places in Massachusetts, and
Maine. mrs. Guy II. Gibbs who has been
the guest Of Mrs. William n. Moore. &C
companied her. =
Miss Sophie Kettier sails on tn aad
instant for Europe
Mr. j. c. V. Smith and wife Of New YORK;
city are visiting his parents, at 1llI Massa.
chusetts avenue northwest, and will be a 4
home to their friends Monday evening.
There are rumors Of stlll another out.
door festival. which viii have for q back.
ground one OF the loveiiest places about
Washington-the old Linthicum place ssrhs
oaks now owned by Mr.. Henry r. BiounI
AT this country carnival Mr.. Hoysn-
den's new picture, Jerusalem the Golden. %
VIII be exhibited for the first and probably
the last time In Washington The other
diversions offered are to be q short bright
comedy, which will be given IN the house,
ana a moonlight musicale. which the man.
ayers OF the affair promise to be q surpr1a
ana delight TO all hearers.
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DIED.

DIED.
COLE T;, On , Friday Nay is. 1884 q pssunosia.
Funeral services al bis late residence. l2o2 Lin
den street northeast, Sunday. Nay 20, at q
pm lnternent at Glenwood- =
GREEN; Departed TIN. life. May Is, 1894. MArr-
"a IA, d; SRhEN: wife Of Robert X; oreen .ssd
thry nine years. two months and three days.
Gone, but not forgotten.
FAME BuRSErTy
Dearest mother. thou has left NE.
And Thy loss deeply feel:
II Is God who has bereft me;
He can all my sorrows heal.
81 her daughter
Funeral Monday, May q, from Asbury n n
Church. at ! O'clock Relatives and friends 10
NGLE. On May Is. 1894. ELIZABETH c., widow
OF the late Henry insle;
residence. lao street northwest. sunday after
h ,%S,,s az 9cloef Relatives and friends are
cemetery. Baltimore. y
RosENBACM. On saturday, May 10. 1924. at 8
O'clock an. AZ the residence OF his parents.
Mr; and Ms. Levi Rosenbsum. EBER A Ro-
Funeral at the house Monday at O'Clock pm
sMALLwooD. On Thursday, May II. 1894, at u
pm, Of consumption. NARY MAUD, beloved
daughter OF Mrs. Frances smallwOod-
northwest. saturday morning. at ESQ e'ciocE
lnterment at Hsrper's Ferry, W. Va
TAYLOR. on Friday evening. May L. 1894
JAMES WILLIAM. beloved husband OF LYDIA
A. TAYLOR.
Funeral from his late residence ioi5 81 street
northwest, Monday, 2ist instant, at pm
Relatives and friends invited to attend
THOMPSON. On May 10, 1894. ELLA l., -
loved daughter OF Asbury " and hsry ).
Thompson. =
Funeral private.
In Memorfam. 40
SMITH. In loving remembrance Of ny desr hun
band. ISAAC SMITH. who died one year q,
today.
Gone. but not forgotten
Before the morning had arrived
Oh, how my heart was bled;
My husband. that was my light al nm
Was lying before dead
Gone, but not forever.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE
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A REMARKABLE CASE.
A Young Girl Who Clears q House -
Its Furnfture.

Judge Miller presided over his brunch a
tne Police Court today, and on the desk be-
tore MIN was q magnificent basket OF nov-
ers from the clerks ONCE TO mark thu CO.
casion. He was In q good humor, ana the
various oelinquents who came before him
mad taste OF Justice that was tempersd
with mercy. One OF the FIRST cases that
came before him was a most remarks HE
one and II puzzled even the good commoa
sense Of Judge Miller to know just what 70
II was the case Of q little white girl. thir-
teen or fourteen years Of age and rather
eomeiy In appearance. the daughter OF 4
pricklayer, who was charged with lsrce1y
her came was Florence Goddard, and the
evidence IN the case showed that on Tues
DAY last she entered the house OF Mrs jan
nie Fuller. ITO p street, and carried away
with her. a surprising amount OF furniture
and household goods. She must have name
a number OF visits TO the house, for among
the things that she took 70 her own home.
Just around the corner, at laos 18th street
were several rocking chairs, a big lounge
three or four large framed pictures and a
toilet set. These were part OF some goods
belonging 10 q niece OF Mrs. Fuller thai
Were stored at her house, and their cisap-
pearance was not noticed for some time
Onleer q. T. McGlue of the third precinct
nnaliy located the stolen property In Mrx
under arrest
Florence was kept over night at the sta
ton house. and when shes came into court
she was represented by Mr.. Harry z. pa
Wis. There was no real defense offered AZ
al According 10 Mrs. Goddard's story her
daughter brought the goods home and told
her that kind lady on street had given
them to her. The furniture and pictures
were placed around the house and nothing
more was said about It. Mrs. Goddard told
Judge Miller that her daughter was subject
70 spasms and was Eighty at times She
old not seem TO be Eighty at this time,
however. Judge Miller called the little girl
up TO him and had a little talk with her
which showed that there was something
wrong In her upper story. She told In the
most unconcerned manner how she had
climbed in Mrs. Fuller's window and taken
the furniture away. She said that q coli
ored man, who, she presumed, was the but
Ter, had told her she could have the thinRs
In disposing Of the case Judge Miller re-
marked that IL was one OF the most re-
markable he had heard Of In many a day.
The girl was clearly guilty. but the reform
school was no place for her and he did not
want TO send her to jail He finally decided
to hold her guilty, but suspended sentence
on condition that the mother agreed 10
watch her closely and see that she got into
no further mischief. This the woman prom
ised TO do ana the child was released, APP
parently neither glad nor sorry over what
had occurred
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LOW-PriCe Buttons.

Big variety of 10 to 25-cent Silk Crochet.
sizes. Ciosing-Out Price. ......5 CTS. DOZ.
Big assortment Metal and Pearl Buttons.
WIN steel points. that were - cts. 10
$l.3O dozen. Closing Out Price Is CTS D0Z
Big lot Superfne White Pearl Buttons, ali
sizes that were IS, 20 and Is cts Closing
Out Irlce. (sTS DnT
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SeaSOnable Gloves,

Fine silk Gloves Gust right for warm
brown; mode, red or heliotrope, 65-cent oual,
lily. Closing-Out Price. .......45 CENTS
o-Button Length Black SILK Gloves. were
90 cts. Farewell Price. CENTS.
o-Bntton Length Black Taffeta Gloves.
were 90 cts. Farewell Price. =. 80 CENTS.
o-Button Length Isle Gloves, In tan.
gray or black. were 80 cts. Farewell
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Mr.. Boswell Missing.

Although his friends declare that he hes
departed from the city, IL is thought that
Mr.. Charles T. Boswell. who was mar.
ried TO Mrs. Leonard a few evenings ago
while in the possession OF another wife. d
still in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Bos.
WELL the parents OF the young man, still
maintain the utmost silence in regard &C
him. and the fact that he IL absent 10 al
that can be learned at his once In the
Warder building.
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Magnificent Laces.

.Ps. d 1rlande Laces. beige and white 2
10 inches wide. Were ID to 20 cts. I'd.
same, 10 inches wide, 81 to 5o-cent DUAL.
tiles; Closing out Price. .,....,. II Cents.
ity Closing Ont Price "iue' iS-e cr 9lri
Black Bourbon Laces, y inches wide.
Si:0 qualities Closine-Out Price, SO CTS
$l2o qualities. Closing Out Price, 90 CTS.
black Bourbon Laces, % inches wide,
i;oo qualities. Cosing-Out Price, 10 CTS
~. Venice Laces, 4 to 8 inches wide 9sc,
81 and $l.3s qualities. Closing Out
rice 49,, ;;.:;.:.......,.4 9 CENTS,
lot Coored silk Null, ~ inches wide in
light blue. pink red and gray, ts.cent
Qualities. Closing-Out Price. IL CENTS.
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Dress Trimmings.

All we have OF Colored Silk Guimps. is
10 oo-ct. qualities. Gosing-Out Price,
All Soc. and 81 90 Fancy Beaded Trim,
mings, all colors. Closing out Price,
81 to s2-qualities for. 40 CENTS
81 to $3-Qualities for. .9S CENTS.
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"Yankee" Notions.

GCuT OUT THIS LIST AND BRING TT
WITH YOU FOR REFERENCEg.
Belongs Best SILK. all colors full 100
yds. Closing Ont Price. g CENTS.
Twist all colors, 2 spools. 3 CENTS.
Hooks and Eyes, all sizes. Closing-Out
Price. ....................2 CTS. CARD.
Best French Horn Bone. Closing Out
Price. % lIS LUZ.
36-inch Real Whalebone. Closing-O Out
All Dress Shields; 10 AND Is CTS.
Extraordinary values.
All our IS. Is and 3O-ct. silk Stitch
Double Bone Casing. Closing Out Price,
- CTS. PC.
All eolors Inside silk-stripe Binding.
Closing-Qu Price % CHS. fp.
Closing Out Price. .............4 CENTS
Tape. Closing-Out Price. g CTS. PC.
Needles all the best makes. all sizes.
Clpsing-Out Price. ..........3 CTS. PAPER.
Pins, assorted sizes. ......9 CTS. PAPER.
English Plus .............5 CTS. PAPER.
Steel Scissors, all sizes Closing
Safety Pins, I'll sizes. % CTS. PAPER.
All SILK Belts. black and colors, % and
ascent qualities. Closing-O u Price,
.-.- 10 CENTS.
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r1uSlin Underwear.

We've become famous for the high stand
ard OF excellence maintained In this de-
partment, and 1t is crowded with as fine
productions as were ever put on sale Most
all made especially for us; hence exclusive.
But they're offered at prices never before
equaled or approached.
A magnificent opportunity to make provi.
sion for marriage outfits.
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BLUTl BROS.
743-45=47 Sth st. S. e.
WE ARE THE ONLY MATING IMPORTERS
IN WASHINGTON.
5000 ROLLS. 5000 ROLLS.
Mattings! Mattinqsl

Largest deal on record OF high-grade Mattings
Are you looking for MattIngsf
DON'T MISS THIS GREAT SALE
121ac. Heavy Chinese White Mating, SIC yd
yard. -'--' s' "
dsc Heavy Chinese Fancy Mating. &c. I'd.
25c. Heavy Chinese Imperial searnIess FANG,
Mating, lie. I'd.
.oe Best Chinese Seamless Fancy Mating. e1
4oe Fine japanese Seamless White Mating, 15c
60c Best Chinese Seamless Fancy psm.sk Ma,
ting, 25c. I'd.
SOC: Best Japanese Cotton Warp Seamless Fsnc,
Mating. 2oc- yard. Don't compare this with thu
common cotton warp, that Is advertised by other
az sos. yd ours - the Identical quality that ou1
competitors are offering at SOC I'd.
~ pieces Best Quality Table 0ilcloth. 25c. I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Dress Goods.

Az styles silk-stripe Zephyrs, e5-cent
qualities Closing-Out Price. -. 40 CENTS
All our % cent Wool Piaids, Checks and
Dress Mixtures. Closing-Out Price,
lG CENTS.
Outing Cloths beautiful line of coors and
mixtures, i2h aud lo-cent qualities. Clos
GnShams that wer. ials and is st sN ys
Closing Out Price. .......... ~ CENTS
All so and 37h-cent Figured and Dotted
Swisses. Closing Out Price .2o CENTS.
Plain White India Linens. at these Clos
ing-O Prices:
12La-ct. quality for. 10 CENTS.
l5-cent quality for .............l2Ia CTS
2o-eent quality for. ............i e CENTS
2s-cent quality for. IL CENTS.
LOnsdale Cambria, Qsc. yd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Dress Innings.

12h-ct Black. Gray, scream and White
Percalines. Closing Out Price. 10 CENTS.
Regular Get. Camhrics. black and all
colors. Closipg-Out Price. a CENTS.
Fine MORE Antique Percalincs, 25-cent
quality, warranted fast black. Closing Out
Price ..................9 GENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
LOW-PriCe Ribbons.

All silk and Satin Gros Grain Ribbons,
E Nos, Q. Z and .. We're 5. and 9 cts: I'd.
Nos. II and 10. We're IL and IL cts. I'd.
Closing Out Price. ..........,,...s CENTS.
A full line Of colors.
All our Satin and Velvet Ribbons en-
hracing complete variety. At these Clos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Fine Hosiery.

Children's Extra Fine Quality Fast Black
Ribbed Hose, with double heels toes s0les
and knees, were 35 cts. Farewell Price,
o % CENTS.
2o-eent qualities. pear. ...ls CENTS.
q pair for so cents),
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Knit Underwear.

Ladies' Extra Fine Balbriggan Vests,
with low necks and short. ribbed sleeves,
Ladies' Regular 1O-cent Qualities Isle
Thread Vests. Farewell Price, FOR o5 CTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Dress Silks.

Dress Silks.
70 and s5.cent India Silks, figured and
striped. Closing-Out Price -. 40 CENTS.
SIX Grenadines. figured and stripes, 1t
Closing Out Prices:
$1-25 qualities for. rs CENTS.
$3.50 qualities for. .......,.....9 S CENTS.
tl.26 and 81 Bengalines and Fancy
N5o Plain Benyalines, ali shades. Clos.
TIlCe. JS I'm To-
$1.25 and so Satin Duchesse, In green,
shades of brown. lavender navy. cardinal
and heliotrope. Closing Out Price. II CENTS.
HO Changeable Satin yigilant," In
blue and red. black and red, black and
rose aud green and rose. Closing Out Price.
D. 60 CENTS.
Regular 50-cent Striped Moires. In all
street and evening shades, an immense
riety, embracing every conceivable pat
tern. Closing Out Price, ....... .33 CENTS.
500 Plaid Surahs. Closing Out Price,
81 CENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19

Ask amy of the thousands who've bought
this week If they've ever met such prices as
we quote, and remember that ours is am HON.
est Getting Out-of=Business Sale. No HUM
bug!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Special Bargains
In Our Mems Furnishing
Department.

special bargain. 45c. -
Shirts, special bargain, Zoe.
ssc Men, Fine BaiSscgan undsrshirts. all
2ac. Mems Best Hermsdorf Black Hose. special
bargain. 11c pair.
15e, Mems crsDOn Windsor Ties. special bargain,
SOC: Mems uniaundered White Shirts. special
ase Mems silk Embroidered suspenders. wire
buckle, nickel back special bargain. 15c.
SOC. Mems Fine Seckwear. Four In Hand and
latest style Tecks. special bargain 24c.
$50 Best Quality Gloria silk Umbrellas, 2e-in.,
special bargain, 96c
25c. Boys Straw Hats. special bargain, &c.,
ooc. Chlldrens Blousss, deep sailor collar,
s9c. Chiidrsn's Blouses. deep embroidered TRIM
15c. Ladies' and Children's Silk Windsor Ties,
special bargain, sc.
12i9e. Misses Fast Black Heavy Ribbed Hose,
sizes to 9lS. special bargain, &c. pair.
Specials I'm Dry Goods.
Fruit q the Loom Blsached Cotton. special
Inequality India Linen. special bargain, &C. I'd.
10c.-Quality Dress Ginghams, special bargain,
SIC. I'd.
These are the greatest bargains ever heard. 1t
Is well worth visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Remnant Dress Goods.

All Remnants Cotton Goods, that were
121 to rs cts I'D. Closing Out Price.
5 CENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19

No desire to continue the business
We willard must-sell at any sacrifice
The prices we advertise prevail as long as
the goods hold out, and here are some values
knowing ladies will recognize as the greatest
ever offered:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19

faneta silks OF better quality than ever bef,rs
offered at the following prices: 59c CSC, 75e, Sc
sse ysrd for T5e quality Black Satin Rhadams
and $50 Tor 81 quality are unusual bargains.