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The herald., 1894-03-18

Mrs. Lottie D. Willard, late principal
Of the musical institute of Seattle.
Wash. is now in this city and will be
prepared to receive pupils in vocal or
instrumental culture, after this date, at
341 Hill street.
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THEPOLICE JURY.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS,
iii 81 Bays aeAsiJn.

State of Louisiana. Parish of Lafoarc!,r. !
IhibodanA. La. sept. Is, 1881
The Police Jury ot the Parish oi iafoHrche
met this day i'll extra session.
Present :-president Ihos. ID. Nent and
Messrs. +. C,ifisteu, L. Letiet H. turet
H. w. Tabor, -. S.ally and Z u. Morvant
Absent Nj sSrs. kile Dacus, c. L. Gaude
On moti,,., Of AIr. CIr!stem seron,lpd by Air.
tIor-ant the le;.diig ui tue m,nutes uf the
session of Sept. 18th last was Dispersed with
President Kent st tied tii1t the object of
thr present cHtrt int -t.H:s was to
comply with he provisions pt Act No lSi of
the last Genert Assembly of this State en-
ti.!2d an Act IL reglatu ib.' conIGct and
maintain tue purity al e.eciiurs etc, and
therefore IL Mis- HuW ttic "Jity oi tht. Iury to
oc>ignaie the eirctlon pre,lnIS am. poihng
places throughout tho pa ISL. ;;nl also to
elect one OF the tllrcc sutcI Nl.ur> ui election
revilred under sis. act NJ. 81. " NEcIcGliln,
Mr Tabor, seconded by hir. Chvistcn. pre-
sented and moved that tue I"ltoWing or,li-
nance do pass, aud tbs sttlnr W.ts duptei. by
The following vote:
| Iras-kent, EhriSteu. Lr.!et. togtt. S.aiiv
| Tabor and ,toryan!.
|
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Z. R. Mcbride president: A. f. Kno
bloch, SUPERINTENDENT and secretary A.
j. Braud. Numa EIfer Chas. s Math
ews.- ...., w f. Howell, }. Il
Leblanc, Emile Toups.
THIE4.Agx BRIDGE COMMITTEE.
W. c Ragan. president; Chas. }. Rar-
ger, secretary + ank ZaTnott, H. ".
Tabo.. E. L, Morvant. Emile Ledet
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lrcslFrt W '0.--Shali extend from the up-
peril"r / Crsi' Lr,iianc'S to the loaer line OF
the rsauta i'm oyned by Jean ClauGet. with
Il po!lina place Lochport.
Precinct H". II Shall extend from lower
Inc Of |%,fn C!andet's plantation to rhe lower
'a'e Of fe ! B., Eadeaux's place wish polling
rii'e3 -, .'f near tresllde htE,une.s place.
Frccieot NJ. - -Siia.l extend from lower
line oi the il. I. Badeauy's place toa point
"ppo slte Hlra"@'s Canal with i po ling place
q Or liral tie srore formerly kept by +. II.
ilacr0ix.
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DssseRS aNs;s. No

Whereas acting nnder OF and iy virtue Of
Act No iS. oil the Genetal Assembly Of this
state, app.ovel July l., lH9l. eutitIed an
Act 80 regulate t.ie eonduct and maintain
the purity and frreti,,m OF c!ectiens etc,
throu. hous the State ANA t. rep,ai all laws
or parts oi laws cnhh.ctiu. til e~lth
Re it ordained by the ulrc Jary of the
parish of Lafunrche III Mceiu:, assembled,
that the various Police Jary wars!s comprised
in this Parish, are hereby divided into, aud
the following hereh.y desi@nattd as eec-
tlon preeincts and polling plates. viz:
Police fury Ward No. |.
Precinct No. !.-Shul comprise al that
portion OF this parish lying uttween ,he
upper time of tho Parish. rigAt Bank uf
Bayou Latourehe and the upper line OF the
st. Johns Chapel lot. lnc'auIn3 the brulee
Clene Vert, with Polling place at Or near the
Webre Plantation.
Precinct No. a.-Shall cou pr.se the remain
der of Police Jury Ward No. with polling
place at or near he Bayou Ltttourche end OF
| the Bruee Guiiiot lane ro.td
Police Jury Ward 80. 2.
Precinct No. ) = nail extend from the
| lower limits of the R.dgeiieit Plantation to
| -he upper line oI the AcaHls Plantation. with
| pollin place at or nrar tlo Court House in the
town OF Thibodaux
| Precinct No. 4.-Lhall eAtepd from the up
| per line OF the -1csdla iania..'in Lafunr-
che Crossing, with il poll. IL 81. a: Arsenv
! Bergeron : residence.
| Precinct No. 3.-ShaIl extend from the Iear
Of the Acadia pla tatlo.s, OF Eayol blue.
| East Bark 10 :hr Dftge ,ser tie Bayou
| tIacroix. i'll said jatou bhr .T,lrineEi. with
! polling place al or :.ca! ntrui" InInodauA )
residence.
Precinct No. 6--Shai! e, trul trutu the said
| Bayou Lncro.x t. liit extreme .a!nfts of the
settlement. WITH .. polling p!'':e III or neal
| the residence OF Detuitiinnr a.'fut.l
| Pciice Jary IFard No 3
| Precct No. - Shall extend from
| Lafuurche Crossing 10 this lower line
OF Louis Bourgeois place with "a pol
hing place at or near the residenc of til,
late julie ThibodanX
orecnct No. S.-Shal extend from tit
lower line If Louis Bourgeois place To th
lower line oi the Louis Martins piacr. witt
polling place at or near the store formel.
kept by Lov.ncy Folse
Precinct No 9.-Shall extend from th
lower line of L ouis Martins place u uppe
iiue OF Ursin Leblanc, with polling place a
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Second Days Session.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Thibodaux. sept. 18th, 1894.
The Police Jury ot the Parish of Lafour-
che met tins day pursuant to adjournment of
yesterday.
Present President Thos. D. Kent, ana
Mess,sF. Christen. f. toret. l.. Ledet, K.
U. Morvant, ID. Scally and II. w. Tabor.
Absent :-Messrs. Z. K. Gaude, E. Ducos,
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State Of Louisiana. Parish of Lafonrch, J
Ihi bodanA. La. sept. Is. 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15

The official count of the votes In the
Seventh Kentucky Congressional district
reveals a curious state of affairs In the
first place. there Is an interesting mathe-
NAUTICAL coincidence in that the vote of Mr..
Owens was 1857, while that of Denny, his
republican opponent, was 13,576-S1 less. 1t
will be noted that In each case the num-
erals of the vote are the same. But 1t is in
the matter of the Independent vote that
the most striking fact Is developed. The
populists cast 262 votes, and-wonder of
wonders-the prohibitionists poIled no less
than 5J4; ard this in Kentucky! But the
marvel does not cease even here. In 1892,
when Col. w. c. p. Breckenridge was elect
ed by a majority of I,155 votes over his
republic an opponent although 730 votes
were cast by the populists, not single pro-
hibitionist ballot dropped into the boxes.
Can II be that this is the starting point of
the Kentucky prohibitionists? Is II posi-
BILE that the famous trial has caused such a
great change of heart among the voters of
the Ashland district? But the fact that the
prohibitionists held the balance of power
in the election this year is also apparent.
This Is getting serious. When Kentucky is
to be swayed by the votes of the teeto-
talers revolution may be looked for.
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$500.

SWANS DOWN trimming-in different
widths.
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Science makes advances in peculiar ways.
II Is both fortunate and unfortunate that
many of the most important steps ahead
have been taken through the sacrifice of
some useful existence. Noble men have
often risked their lives that good might
{ come from the contact with death. Much
was done towards the discovery of chloro-
form in this manner. Now comes the It'd
fngs that DR.. ]. NJ. By ron, one of the lead
ing psychologists of New York, who was
prominent during the cholera scare two
years ago. and who Is director of the bac-
THEOLOGICAL laboratory at the University
Medical College. in New York, has become
infected with the seeds of consumption
through his experiments with the bacteria
of tuberculosis. DIR. Byron Is advanced in
this branch of science, and has had init
mate association with the germs of con-
sumption through the microscope. He at
tributes his disease to the carelessness that
usually comes to men who handle danger
Gus elements. II has long been known
that the ba cterium of tuberculosis Is with
out any Infectious power while 1t Is wet.
and that IL Is only dangerous when allowed
to dry. Then. in the form Of dust, II Is In
hailed and thus finds Judgment in the lungs.
This sad accident confirms the suspicion of
nedical authorities that In dryness lies the
greatest danger. DIR. 7. N. Prudden has
already written a note of warning to the
s0Unicipal authorities to ensure a perfect
sprinkling of streets before they are swept.
The affection of DR.. Byron makes this
lpecessity emphatic. DIR. By ron's attention
having thus unfortunately been directed
60 the matter. he has made a special study
OF the disease. first in the hope Of curing
h.mself, and then OF aiding humanity. He
gives his conclusions thus: That there Is
now no known cure for consumption. but
thAt 1t Is durable Is demonstrated by the
ct that In at least "a ner cent of autopsies
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Black Goods Dept.

3 yards All-wo0l Henrietta, 45-inch. Reduced
from So. rs TO 81. IS for the piece.
3A yards All wool Fancy 40inch. Reduced from
$4.13 to $500 for the piece.
2n yards Gray and Black 42-inch. Reduced
from So 13 to $225 for the piece.
~ yards All wool Armure, 45-inch. Reduced from
s.. 63 to 81 so for the piece.
2h yards Broadcloth. 54-inch. Reduced from
81. % to So . for the piece.
21k yards Silk warp Henrietta 42-inch. Reduced
from 6.5O 10 500 for the piece.
2h yards Cheviot, 5O-inch. Reduced from 50. IS
to 81. Is for the piece.
Al. yards Fancy, 40-inch. Reduced from s4.75
to So. rs for the piece.
5h yards Serge, 5Onch Reduced from $S.13 to
81 90 for the piece.
5 yards Atwood Henrietta, 4O-inch. Reduced
from 81. so to $l.9O for the piece.
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Curtain Department.

5 pairs Scrim Curtains. Reduced from 81 90 to
soc. pair.
2 pairs nottingham Curtains. Reduced from 81 so
to S.. 90 pair.
$275 81 ~
1 pair Real Lace Curtans.1 Reduced from $500
to 1925.
pair Real Lace Curtains. Reduced from $1,000
pair Irish Point Curtains Reduced from 50. rs
1 pair Irish Point Curtains. Reduced from $40 90
to So. 50.
pair Irish Point Curtains. Reduced from $500
to $1,000.
to 5000.
White Screen Frame, 3-fold. Reduced from
100 to $3.75.
(4th floor 18th ct. bldg)
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do YOu want the best

do you want the best
laundry work we
don't mean OCCASION
aily-but all the time?
If so, let us be your
launderers. Collars and
cuffs are our speciality.
No order too small.
It's the little orders
that make the big bulk
of our business. Drop a
postal and our wagons
will call.
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Japanese Department.

1928 A''u ir'"' ~'''" u
1918. AioA s'-'" "
2 odd Bamboo Cabinets. Reduced from $500 to
81. 80 each WV
odd Satsuma Vase. Reduced from $12.50 to
$1,000 to 81 80.
Large Embroidered Panel, slightly damaged
Reduced from 5000 to So 75
Very Fine Old Satsuna Vase, slightly damaged.
Reduced from 5000 to $1,000.
S1.5O each.
I'D floor. lat apnav
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Housefurnishing Dept.

1 Step Ladder, CIT. Reduced from $11O to 75c.
Clothes Horse. Reduced from $1.00 to 75c.
/ Painted Tub, damaged. Reduced from 40 to
25c.
i Wire Door Mat Reduced from $3.50 to 81 .95.
/ wooden Spice Cabinet, damaged. Reduced from
81 so to SOC.
Clothes Dryers Reduced from Is to 25c. each.
1 Waste PAPER Boz. Reduced from 81 90 to Soc.
Wire ONCE Baskets. Reduced from Is to soc.
each.
s Enameled Tea Kettles. Reduced from 81 % TO
csc. each
i Buffers Stand damaged. Reduced from 81 Is
to 75c.
1 Meat Cutter. large sine. Reduced from s3.O0
to 500.
1 radiant" Gas Heater Reduced from $1ioO
to 800.
Tin Toilet Set. Reduced from 81 . to 0sc.
9th floor .1lth st. bidg)
w0od vxyo p.d
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performed, without regard to the cause OF
death, there are found traces Of tubercu-
lCsis having existed at one time or another,
and of having teen cured by some means
not discernible.~~ Thus II Is to be seen that
somewhere in nature il q remedy for this
terrible scourge, which Is by far the great
est cause of death. Many have been the
efforts to ferret out this great secret, and
at times 1t has been thought that success
had come, but today the melancholy an
nouncement Of DR.. Byron as to his own
case, and, therefore, as to consumption in
general. points the fact that has been prac-
tically demonstrated before-that the cure
for tuberculosis Is yet beyond reach. But
IL DR.. Byron's premise be true, that nature
has remedy and that 1t operates in q
laI &c majority of cases, 1t Is but reasonable
to believe that eventually the secret will
he wrested from her ard be given to the
world. The marvellous advance of bacteria
logical science during the past decade IL
such as to encourage the hope that the
twentieth century will be very young when
the great remedy Ii at hand. Beside this,
the efforts Of mechanical science are In
significant. The attainment Of human flight
is a great goal for the physicist, but the
success of the physician in the direction Of
the discovery of a sure cure for consump-
ton Is far more to be desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15

<-------
At the meeting of the Board Of Trade
Monday evening DR.. A. p. Pardon openly
and fervently accused himself of being an
tagonistic to civil service reform; today
The Star cheerfully accords DR.. Pardon
space to defend himself against his own
accusation. The defense seems sincere, and
If the charge that brought 1t forth could
only be at once lost sight of would establish
DR.. Fardon's reputation as a reformer Of
the advanced sort. But the charge persists
in remaining where even he who runs may
read. and the most impressionable Of men
will find difficulty in harmonizing the re-
formatory remarks of the doctor in today's
Star and his utteran ces before the Board Of
Trade. Monday evening he said: There
have been, from time immemorial, certain
fads Of the American people, and one of
them has been, of late years. this matter Of
civil service reform, not only in this, but in
several preceding administrations. of both
parties / am opposed to the extension Of
this idea to the District government.
consider civil service reform the colossal
political humbug of the nineteenth CEN
tury." Today he asserts that his opposi-
ton Is not to the reform. but to defective
and insufficient legislation. "Give u.s." says
he, "a law with honest nou-partisan pro-
motions and discharges" That was what
the resolution which DR.. Pardon fought
had in view. Then says the doctor: II
have no objection, in fact, am in favor of
special law for the District government
under the civil service" The adoption of
the resolution which was laid on the table
through DR.. Fardon's efforts would do
much to bring about such desirable statu-
tory condition.
In view of the indisputable fact that DR..
Fardon's statements published today are Of
later date than those of Monday evening 1t
Is reasonable to assume either that Dr.
Pardon has been converted to the good
cause or that he Is the unfortunate abid-
ing-place of DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
combination. 1t is sincerely hoped that the
conversion theory is the correct one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15

There were forty-five men at work on the
city post-office building today. Forty-fve
7men who know their respective lines OF
business real well should. according to The
Stars extremely liberal estimate, complete
the building by September IA. 1898. Judged
by what has been done the structure is not
likely to be finished before August IL, 1906.
II is two years, eight months and twenty
six days since the work was begun.
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Basket DEPARTMENT.

1 Hamper. slightly damaged. Reduced from S. 90
to $3.50. Wv
odd Infants Trays. Reduced from 81 Is to 7bc
each. - 49,
odd Work Baskets. Reduced from 20 to 25c.
each.
II odd Wall Pockets Reduced from 30 to PC.
each.
Il Work Stand. sliGhtly damaged. Reduced from
81. 80 to 81 Is.
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Infants Department.

Reduced from 81 90 and 81 so to Soc each.
Heavyweight Short Coats, Gretchen 'Hub-
bard and Empire styles, plain and novelty
cloths fur and braid trimmings Reduced from
SO. so, $500 and 300 to $500 each.
Christening Robes, yoke of Valenciennes lace
and insertion, puffs shoulders, deep embroidered
skirt. Reduced from 500 to $3.50 each.
ia nOOr. .lOtn DiuX }
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Flannel Department.

10 remnants SwansdOwn Flannel, dark colors, 2
to yards Reduced from II to l212c. yard
remnants German Wrapper Flannel heavy
blue stripes, g. 91s and 9+s yards. Reduced from
IS to Soc yard.
2 remnants All-over Embroidered Flannel cream
ground with lavender dash, and yards. Re-
dueed from $500 to 81 90 yard.
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Misses Department.

1 Stylish Tan Mixed Novelty Cloth Long Coat,
very full sleeves, cape and storm collar. Size IA.
Reduced from s12 so 10 81 50.
1 Imported Green Novelty Cloth Long Coat, hand
somely trimmed with silk velvet and black as
trachkan fur Size 8. Re laced from 49, so to S1S5
I Stylish All wool TIN Broadeloth Refer, full
ruffe cape. trimmed with brown braid Size 8.
Reduced from S9.75 to $500.
Atwood Navy Blue Rough Cheviot Refer.
double breasted Size 6. Reduced from 1915 to
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15

DIR. FardOn's Beautiful SpOils System.
From the Buffalo Commercial
What would be thought OF some great
mercantile establishment that turned out
all the old and experienced clerks every
time that a new partner was taken in, and
then filled their places with green men,
with regulations as ward politicians only?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15

Ininn SIMMER Time.

When electiOneerin's over; when the votes
Is gathered in,
=" hen the losers Is a buyin' shiny hats fur
them as win,
When the glory of the autumn leaves is
purity nearly shed
And the ripenin' persimmon is a hangin'
overhead,
There's still a season Begin fur yer
tollity and rhyme;
There's lots O. happiness, you bet, in In
jun summer time
It's ray of cheerful promise jes' when
everything is glum;
1t gives ye reinsurance Of q better time ter
come;
It's the goodbye bust o. glory when a few
dark hours is due
Like the rift In western heavens where the
day Is leakin' through;
It's the rainbo of the seasons, sent with
promises sublime,
or tender keer an providence. is Injun
summer time.
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Picture Department.

Unframed Etchings Reduced from $500 (,
zoe each. reduced from 81. 90 to 25c. each.
reduced from so to Zoe. each.
odd White-and-git Frames with glass; Re
duced from $1.0O to &c. each.
W'te Easels with brass trimmings. Reduced
from s. 5 to 81 80 each.
l Oak Easel. Reduced from 81 Is to TIC.
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Cloak Department.

Navy Blue Cloth Coat, tight fitting. edged with
Persian lamb Size SO. Reduced from $500 to
$500.
Black Cloth Jacket. handsomely trimmed with
black and white novelty braid. Size 30. Reduced
from 1000 to $1,000
rack of Women's Fine Tailor made Winter
Jackets. handsomely trimmed with braid and fur,
some silk lined. Reduced to exactly half price
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II blunder has been made with refer
ence to Japan. there will not be the char
liable disposition to divide the RESPONSE
bility with the State Department that ex-
listed on a previous occasion. When a man
gets fooled the second time it is his own
fault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15

1t would be greatly in the interest of in
ternational harmony If tariffs and treaties
could be so arranged as to avoid of their
treading or one another's toes.
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SHOOTING STARS,
kindheartetl.

Il can't understand why she doesn't take
off her hat in the thcater," said one young
woman to another.
She says she's too considerable. If she
were to appear in public with her couture
disturbed, her hair dresser would surely
die of chagrin."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
Pressed Glass Dept.

1 Fish Globe. Reduced from 90 to soc.
Sugar Bowl Reduced from so to &c.
Sauce Dishes. Reduced from 10 to Sc each.
Butter Dish. Reduced from so to 25c.
2 Fruit Stands Reduced from IS to Ice. each.
2 Water Pitchers, damaged. Reduced from SO
to 25c. each
2 Salad Bowls, damaged. Reduced from IS to
25c. each.
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Travelling Goods Dent,

1 Canvas Dress Trunk. Reduced from $4.95 to
1885.
Gladstone Bag. Reduced from 81 95 to 81 o.
l Real Alligator Bag. Reduced from $500 to
500.
Club Bags, tcn-inch. Reduced from 80 to 43c.
each.
(3d floor. 10th st. bldg
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Bows Department.

Combination Suits, double seat and knees Sizes
0, 7, 8, and IA. Reduced from 1915 to $3.50
each.
Cheviot Suits. Sizes 8. IL and ID. Reduced
from 50. 90 to 81 70 each.
Fancy Overcoats with hood Sizes and D.
Reduced from $3.50 to So. so each.
Atwood Blue Chinchilla Refers, sailor collar
Sizes e. Z and 8. Reduced from $500 to $40
each.
small lot Of Refer Suits. Sizes and 4. Re
duced from S450 to $3.50 each.
10 Black Atwood Cheyiot Refers. Sizes to
3. Reduced from IS. 90 to $3.50 each.
A small lot of odd Pants Sizes IL, IL, 10 and
IA: Double seat and knees. Reduced to 35c,
pairs for S1.0O.
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China Denartment.

Decorated Soup Tureen with ladle Reduces
from $500 to eco.
Decorated Carlsbad Salad Dishes Reduce
from 81 .25 to Soc. each.
1 Decorated Pudding Dish. Reduced from s.
to $2.O0.
1 Candelabrum, damaged. Reduced from 375(
to $500
1 Decorated Stop Jar. Reduced from $500 t.
$3.50.
Chocolate Pitcher. Reduced from 81 90 to 81 90
1 Sugar Sitter. Reduced from 81. 90 to 35c
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Art Embroidery DENT.

Tinted Sorrento Table Covers. Reduced from 90
to 25c. each.
Tinted Denim Table Cover Reduced from "a
to Soc "
/ Commenced Table Cover with material 10,
finishing. Reduced from S.. 90 to $50
Stamped Linen Center Pieces. Reduced from
15 to Soc. each.
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lens Department.

Fancy Sateen Night Shirts. Sizes Is and 1871
Reduced from 81 80 to 81 90 each.
8 Fancily Trimmed Night Shirts. Sizes 10 and
10. Reduced from 81. rs to 81 90 each.
A small lot of Fine White Merino Drawers, win
ter weight. Sizes %, 80, SO, IS, 10 and A. Re
duced from rs to 81 so pair.
list floor. Observation-Disclosures, 1907 + st. n.w)
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