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Evening star., 1897-03-18
The New Dingley Bill.

Upon the whole. the reception of the new
Dingiey bill by the gold democrats has
teen creditabIe to their sense of fair play.
and is something of an assurance for their
attitude while free silver remains menace
TO the country. They DO not approve of the
lines upon which il is drafted. They are
still advocates of a low tariff. and hopeful
that that policy may one day prevail. But
the majority of them confess to the neces-
city for raising more revenue at this time.
and seem to cencede that as that duty rests
with the republicans, bill carrying sys-
tematic protection. however unwelcome to
themselves. is yet entirely logical.
The republican leaders expect their bill 10
Justify Itself. and are particularly pleased
al the prospect of securing test of more
than year OF il before the sense of the
country will be taken on the measure. 1t
has always been held by Mr.. Mckinley and
lis friends that the Mckinley bill was
condemned without a hearing. Less than
month interviewed between its passage and
the congressional election which turned
Upon it. That whole time was spent in the
tercest assaults upon the measure. The
opposition represented it as the sum of
high-tax oppression. and secured such a
hearing for their charges and denuncia-
heavy adverse majority at the polls. Its
friends claim that II could not have been
expected to recover from such blow. and
that its subsequent failure proceeded from
the threat of repeal that was thus at once
suSpe 1ded over Its head.
II the Dingley bill goes into operation on
July 1St just sixteen months will elapse be-
fore the holding of the Congress elections
o. iSss. In that time the country ought TO
get pretty fair taste of its quality. If i,
proves to be good revenue producer. the
republicans will have gained their first
point, and ought to reap the fruits at the
polls. II it fails in that particular it will
fail in all. and an adverse verdict by the
people could hardly be ayerted.
But the comment of to-day seems to show
that the question of protection is not going
to break up the coalition formed last fall to
cefend the credit of the country from free
silver at rs TO independent act by
this government. The gold democrats are
not pcotectionists in theory. but as between
that policy and cheap money they appar-
emily will remain on the side of the former
as long as the latter threatens.
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peared since this Cretan trouble began. The
dominant notes in the European concert

peared since this Cretan trouble began. The
dominant notes in the European concert
have been blown by Russia and Germany,
aud always In harmony. favoring active
Intervention to coerce Greece to remain
quiet. The real alliance that dominates
Russia's policy is plainly with Germany,
the enemy that France hates and fears
more than any other nation. 1t is now an
interesting question just how long the Gar
can play this double game. In an emer-
gency he will. it is thought find Germany
n ore seryiceabie ally than France. He
can rot well carry both of them into a
campaign with him. If he should choose
F'raLce the allies will be divided by a
strong enemy. He is, to be sure, more
plainly on record as a friend of the re-
public than of the empire. yet there are
symptoms that his recent spectacular visit
to Paris. with its resultant treaty and the
accompanying exchange of compliments
and expressions CT good will. was merely a
part of his comprehensive foreign policy,
Which today aims at the gradual aggran-
dizement of his empire and the securing
or the balance Of tine worlds power. The
common people of France are beginning to
see that they are the Cars friends only
TOT temporary purposes, and are chatting
under the snowy but hampering alliance
Inc government doubtless sees things in
'he same light. but the eagerness for a
strong friendship overcomes all scruples
common ennities may yet drive England
ana france. long ago antagonists but more
recently on footing Of tolerance into a
coalition against the two nations that are
Today the most threatening elements in
continental politics. Russia and Germany.
italy's friendships lead her to union with
the former combination. and there is
plenty of evidence that a new triple alli-
ance may sooner or later come from the
present complication. If England will con-
sent to yield her splendid isolation of
which she seems today to be SO proud,
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that not strictly pcrfect-sIc as have the fran
about sixty OF this character. comprising 20.
Metallions In gilt frame. Reduced from Csc. TO
35c
ColOrcd Pictures st. Cecilia. ''Mag,laene' and
..Maionna,' with gilt frame and mat. Reduced
from 81 90 10 :,5c.
Genuine Pastels, all hand work. Reduced from
81. 20 to $115.
dopr
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Upholstery DEPARTMENT

Silk-eorerrd Do1n Pillows. sesiueed from
g ~ 20 :, - each from SEQ to $l25Ll from
S32o TO ~ 13|l from $3.50 to 81 .5 i''N
Il Tinsel Embroidered Pillow Reduced from
$i.G0 to SOD "' if"ii
$3.50 ID $2.25 " "''n
g.. o. siik naniask Covered Pillow. Reduced from
2 I'lnsel Tapestry Cove red Pillows Reduces, from
So. % So '" if"ih
% !aLaEese Bamboo Porteres, damaged. Re-
due ed from $225 to Sl.OO each
4th foo.
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Bows Department. +.

5 All-wO0l Blue Cheviot Refer Suits Sizes 3
and t. Reduced from 81 y to 81 AS each.
3 All-wool Sailor Suits. nicely braided. Sizes 3
and T. Reduced from $3.50, $40 and $500 to
s.. so each.
. All wool Kersey OvercOats. Sizes 2 and 4. Re-
ducad from s.. 90 and Sc. Is to $3.50 each.
10 Refer Suits. Sizes 5, and 8. Reduced
from $3. .SS TO 81 % each.
IA Tam O'Shanters. All sizes. Reduced from
81 90 and 81 .25 to Soc. each.
% Mothers Friend Percale Waists. Sizes q,
S. 10, II and 12. Reduced from Ia. 53c. each.
Ri floor
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Misses Departments

4 Mixed Tan Cloth Jackets, boz front. Sizes ii
and 18. Reduced from 81 80 to $s.SS each.
l Children's Mixed Cloth Long Cloak. Size 4.
Reduced from $500 to 81 80
l Childrens Brown Cloth Long Cloak braid
trimmed Size 1. Reduced from 81 90 to $500.
= Fine All wool Navy. Tan and Green Short Jack
cts Sizes Il, 18 and IS. Reduced from $500,
$1,000 and S12. 90 to s. 90 each
Sd hoor.
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Rug Department.

dsx56-inch Japanese Rug. Reduced from 35.
to 9Dc. " 'i"ni OBJ
2lxlS-inch japanese Rug Reduced from 6,c
to Csc. each i Fi."o
duced from $500 to 81 90 s'' he-
S1l0 IT. japanese Rugs X, ,luced from g. <,
to S4-t0 each. ' S''o'
Sxiz IT. Japanese Rug (blue and white, Re-
duced from S12.O0 So 90 ' "
iZAlo IT. Japanese Hugs. Reduced from s!3 90
4ti floor.
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Mems Department. l..

II Mems White Shirts. open front and back.
Sizes 16 16la and IS. Reduced FROM $50 10 81 no
each.
10 Mems White Shirts. with colorel bosom and
cuffs. Sizes l3t2. l4l.. l31z and 16,.. Reduced
from 81 90 and 81 so to Site each.
% pairs Mems Bicycle Hose heather mixtures
Sizes 3h 10 and loia. Reduced from Toe TO 2'c
pair.
10 pairs Perrin's Kid Gloves. dark shades. Size
Ga, Reduced from 81 80 and 81 co Ia .Fc pair
/ Turkish Toweng Bath Robe. white with col
orrd stripes. Reduced from $500 TO 500.
3 Cheviot Smoking Jackets. gray and brown mixed
effects Sizes "a, 36 and 81. Reduced from $'0o
50 90 each.
LIST hOOr.
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China Department. .

1 Carlsbad China Ice Creem Set one nj. f. or, .k
ed Resut ed from 5000 TO $3.50 "
=. Fruit Dishes. slightly damaged Reduced from
ODD Decorated Carlsbad China Cake Plates
Reduced frcm 6Oc to 25c each Ai"'e''
Old French Chinn Plates, Clipped Reduced
IL edd Decorated Carlsbad China Af,.r.,;,,,-
'emees: iseduced from 25c. to 15c. each
, n odu Decorated Carlsbad China soup Plates.
Reduced from 20c. to Zoe en- III
p,; uoz fIah W hite Individual Vegetable Dishes.
9Th floor.
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Suit Department.

% Fine Flannelette Wrappers, medium and dark
c0lGrs Sizes "a 10. Reduced from Sl.a0 TO
$50. each.
4 All-wool Mixed Cloth Tailor made Suits. Sizes
"a and 36. Reduced from S15.0 90 to 81 80 each.
3 Fancy Taffeta Silk Waists. Size 81. Reduced
from 5000 So each.
. Dark Green Corduroy Waists. Sizes 32 and 81.
Reduced from s.. 90 To 81. 10 each.
= Fine Tan Bicycle Suits, patented skirt. Sizes
80 and 3s. Reduced from $1,000 to $3.50 each.
fOOr
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JeWelry Department.

$4.0O to e2.00 ~
3 Sterling Silver Watches Rc,Iuced from en- mn
to $500 each. Wv"
Enemeled BonBon Boxes Reduced from So 90
to 81 10 each. ~ Wv
Enameled Stamp Boxes. Reduced from 81 80
l French Gilt Bon-Bon Box. set with rhinestone
kednceai from $3.50 to $50.
1st 6ouR.
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Infants Departmemt.

. ohildren's Double-breasted Cloth Refers. blue
and tan broad sailor collars of fancy plaid. Re
duced from $500 10 $3.50 each.
1 Infants White China Silk Wrapper, tufted
with ribosene lined with silk. Reduced from S. Sc
to $500.
Infants Pink striped French Flannel Wrapper
bound with ribbon. Reduced from S. to 81 10.
2 Infants Stand Baskets one Sildcd and trimmed
with white. other blue and silver with blue trim
mings. Reduced from $500 to $500 each.
ID floor.
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rguslin Underwear Dept.

Women's Muslin Gowns. empire style. large
sleeves embroidery and insertion across the front,
embroidery to match neck and sleeves. Re
duced from 81 90 to 6fc. each.
womcn's Lawn Corset Covers. We neck. pufed
sleeves trimmed with embroidery. Reduced from
81 80 to Soc each
Z W0men's Fine Cambria Short Skirts trimmed
with Falenciennes lace and insertion. Reduced
from q % to Toe. each.
f1plr
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Cloak Department.

1 Fine All wool Kersey Empire Jackets. navy and
black. Sizes 32 and 81 Military cord trimming.
Reduoe ed from S15. 90 TO 800 each.
Fine All-wOOl Cloth Jackets. Sizes 32 and "a.
Reduced from $1,000, $3.50 and $1,000 TO So
each.
20 Fine Madras Shirt Waists. plaiis and stripes
Sizes and ~. Reduced from 81. y 10 Joc. each
3l hoOr
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Corset Department.

3 pairs /. G. Gsrsets made of French eoatl cut
bias, heavily b0ned with real whalel,one, goresi
hips. top finished with lace and flbbsn. Sizes Is
:and 10. Reduced from $3.50 to 81 -7b pair.
4 pairs Freach C0Rssts, made of dainty striped
hatisfe. heavily b0ned with real whalebaae. Sizes
IS, 10 and %. Reduced from 50. 90 to 4ssO pair.
u pairs aCOrseiA made Of good quality cOutN,
well baned, fvo aide atsels. top finished with en-
broidery. Sizes Is, o. "a. 26 q and 2S Re-
.dueed from 81 90 to Soc. pair.
I'd 100r.
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Housefurnishing Dent.

heavy Tin Saucepans. covered, 6-qt size Re
dnced from 5Oc. to 35c. each i've
latent Door Mat. Reduced from 81 90 to soc
square Indian Hampers pink and yellow Re
duced from SEQ to 81 so each "
Large Square Clothes Hamper cover bn..n
Reduced FROM 81. Is to 81 90
Csc. to 35c. ~
3 Papier Mache Basins, slightly damaged Re-
duced from 6oc. to s5c. each
5th floor.
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Even its most enthusiastic promoters will
not claim that the tariff arranged by the
Congress will be satisfactory to everybody
affected by it.
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His Apprehension. 4

"Of course" said Mr.. BERTHE Enjee
what you say about young mans being
careful not to disgrace his father is per
fectly true. But you should not forge,
the instances in which fathers have dis
graced their sons"
How" inquired the old gentleman.
by refusing to pay their debts
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Now that Nevada is no longer a pugilistic
STERN center, Senator Stewart can step for
ward once more and assert his claim to the
oratorical right of way.
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Travelling Goods DENT

eanvas Covered Dress Trunk steel CLAIMS
to $500. " ii"" F'.Vu
g, ~ ~ inch Packing Trunk Reduced from sI,o "a
I'd flour
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Ii Is now the day after, and the great
American public can think over the details
and make up its mind as to how proud it
ought to feel of the big prize fight
Evening star., 1897-03-18

General Weyler is disposed to claim that
the failures TO ''pacify'' are not his fauit.
they are due to the resentful dispositions OF
TIE Cubans
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A DlscOuragenent.

I've writ song of spring." quoth he;
"A dainty little Bit
''I'm glad you wrote it down." quo,h she,
Instead of singing it."
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The eyes OF the nation will now be on
Ccngress-at least until the base ball sea-
son sets in.
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Again today there were but one hundred
and eighty-fivc men at work on the new
city post office building
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me Importance which Greece. despite its
hhiaiiness. has assumed in Europe NAV
have the effect of stimulating Rhode Island
To 10 somzthing
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Carson City is temporarily inclined to pin
It's faith to Fitzsimmons and Corbett as
advance agents of prosperity.
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In European politics Greece is inclined 20
assert all the Importance of a doubtful
county in a close election
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re of it; borrowed capital"

IT'S hahd foh er man ter allus hab de
courage OBJ his convic ctions,' said Uncle
Eben- II noticed dat some o. de men who
said prize fightin was muffin but brutal
hung jes close up ter de bulletins as de
reg'lar spohts."
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SHOOTING STARS,

Prophecies on the next prize fight are
now in order
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BabY Carriare Demf

hattan carriage. upholstered I'm plush; satin
llrasoi Reduced from Sl0.Oo TO Sc 10
Lace Parasoi Covers, sofIed. Reduced frop ~
to Zoe each " '''i" '''
Il Il China Goat Carriage Robe. Reduced fro,u
$500 10 500 ' iioiu
:3d hoor.
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A Precise Description.

Willie Washington had just said some
thing in the way of an effort to be anus
irg.
What did you think of thAt?" he in
quired. ingenuously.
1T was capital
do you think so?''
Il am sure of it; borrowed capital"
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4 Suggestion.

In writing essay on the subject of
Revenue, said the young woman, Il
it,"
Hum said Senator Sorghum. you
might look in the dictionary, under the
head of Authorizations and contract TONS "
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A Thrilling ERisode.


Remember well. OH gentle youth. the story
of :. fray
The like of which has not been seen, till
this eventful day,
Since Spartacus informed the crowd he
wouldn't do thing
To any gladiator who would meet him in
the ring.
What bitter and undying hate was in their
looks expressed
Before their trainers led them out to have
them washed and dressed,
What greater tragedy than that could any
stage command
When Corbett lost his breath and Fitx re-
fused to shake his hand
Full many tales of warfare you have heard,
no doubt at school:
OF men who broke each others pate and
exc the golden rule.
battles brought to view
Al Gettysburg. at Lexington and awful
Waterloo.
They will describe the conflict which oc-
CURED in days agone
AT Hastings: they will even take you back
to Marathon.
But none of these can move us like that
moment In our land
When Corbett lost his breath and FItx re-
fused to shake his hand.
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Woodward :, LOthrOp,
10TH nth and Sts N. w.
Fridays Our Remnant Day..

T~FHUdy 5 VgaF. RGHMIaaIlU AVayo
We keep like other people We have
supplying the demand Of Our their daily
wants at the lowest prices quality considered and from properly
ise regularly only complete
perfect goods and for day Friday daboken
lines and sizes odds lengths giving
quantity and length we have to sell the prices that may know at
Tomorrow will be interesting Remnant Day the who
weekly collection Of remnants Articles Of use comfort
and for home and the will be in the list And
we've marked them specially low figures In many cases you
save half and more from usual prices.
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Pacific Lawns.
m New goods ma manuaeu1sd for spring Of o. Pretty designs navy
80 inches wide
7c. the Yard===Regular Price, 12hc
Fridays Special Bargain i'm WasF, Wrappers.
dozen Women Irish Lawn Batie Wrappers, fine striped
and figured effects light medium dark colors Size only
50c EacF===Regllar Price, S1.25.
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Table Damask
Is yards 7einct Bleached German Damask, extra
S1.0O the Yard===Regular Price, Sl.35.
Fridays Special Bargain i'm English GaHatea Cloth.
yards English Gaaea Cloth colored striped effects
for boys and girls suits and wonlens outing costumes.
15c. the Yard===Regular Price, 25c,
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Blankets.
pairs White Wool Blankets border slightly faded from Win
dow display and somewhat soled.
S4.O0 the Pair===Reduced from $500.
far
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Crochet Bedspreads.
862 White Crochet Marseil Bed Spreads enough "o"
to be called seconds and hard to distinguish from goods
At About p Regular Prices.
CrocetNarsele patterns full size and heavy
S1O5 Each===Regular Price, Sl.SO.
Males Bed Spreads quality, good patterns.
S.75 to S275 Each===Regufar Prices SIPS to S4. .OO
flor
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Pictures and Frames.
will T: % de = @ $ s s % % s % %
15c. to 81. so Each.
prices much less of the mollng.
We also offer very decided reduction from former prices
All Framed Pictures i'm Stock
that strictly tha h the frames tch hHpd hi married.
o II
8e. .
Mao to
Il k an dfa
Genuine TuIs a hand work
II t
18th fsr
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Shoe Department..

IL pairs Woinen's Kid oxfor,ls common sens.
and narrow foe. patent tip. Sizes =. cia anI 3
"A ana Al Reduced from 500 81 so and
$500 to 81 so pair. ~
pairs Misses Kid Shoes. lace and button narrow
roe, patent tip. Sizes II. IL, 1 and &C and ID
lar is Reduced from 81 .0O o 81 80 hair
pairs Youths Button and Lace. Shoes with
heels; Sizes III ard lllg-C. u and T. lasts Re-
dic..l from 500 and -. - 81 90 pair
I'd hupr i'-
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Glove Department.

- pairs Women's White DGgskiu Gloves Siza
-. anu ". Reduced from 81 90 to 50c. pair.
pairs women Tan l,ogskin Gloves. Size 6s,
Reduced from $loO to j0c. pair.
1st foor.
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GOLDENBERG'S
"STORE NEW VS."

remnant sale
will hold forth
lgain tomorrow with its usual at
What an elegant ar
such sale is. You and
We are mutually benefited We by
of all short lengths. odd
OTIS. broken sizes. etc-which lum-
,er up a stock horribly You be-
'ause you get just what YOU want
or some times hall prioe-even less,
perhaps.
Remnants II hesr, unhl.achsd yarl.wide
m,isiin-tlse &c. auaiiiy-to go for
Sz8c. yard.
Remnants Of "Bcrkel-y'' extra-fne cam
i'ric-which sells under i2l.c-for
6Ac. yard.
Remnants of pcr.ninrs siirsias. rustic
shades which sell regularly for ioc. to roc.
for
SC. yard.
Remnants Of figured wnst lining fine
French I,-cnlines and all-iinen ,anyas-
which sold at from l5c. to 25e.-for
&c. yard.
4-yard pieces narrow ,elveteen skirt bind
ing to 20 for
nc. each.
Remnants of figured and plain India silks
a21ac. yard.
n21xc. yard.
Lot of remnants of silks. consisting of
black figured Indias. plain black figured
Fouiaris indias and colorsd japanese silk
all different ienetLs-sold OF the piece for
high Joc.-to GO for
Z9c. yard.
Lot Of figured colorel silks in stripes and
small aud lars. patterns AMI jacquard de
signs. in waist lengths mostly sold N the
piece for J0c.. 59c., sac. aud 15c. yard
TO go for
42c. yard.
Remnants OF colored mohair stripe. light
weight suitings, small cheek suitings. and
honeycomb novelties to 20 for
l21zc. yard.
Remnants OF shepherd cheek dress c,.y.is
rough spring novelties. navy blue s.rges
plain suitings. &c. which soll for as high
us 30. yard-to go for
1@c. yard.
Remnants OF plain navy blue aud black
duck-the ly,sc. quality for
6c. yard.
Remnants OF 40-inli plain c.lar,-I lawns
suitable for iinings-in all the high colors
such as apple green. plum. Lavender. &c.
really worth l2Lc.-to 20 for
SC. yard.
Remnants of sheer India linon in splendid
leng;hs-which usually sell for ~. and loc-
TO go for
Sc. yard.
Remnants OF 80 inch long cloth the Iei.c.
Quality-for
&c. yard.
Remnants of fast black sat ines. henrietta
iinish-the l2i2c. Iuality-fu
&c. yard.
Remnants of fine swiss and nainsook en-
broidery extra fine quality; worth l5c. TO
3oc. yard-to 30 for
a. lc. yard.
Remnants of fine q ina seamless mating
in To 29yard lengths-which sell about
town for 35c. and 40c.. and which sold
for l9c and 25r-to go for
l21zc. yard.
1Ia slightly soiled hanikerclefs from dis
play-our 12i.o. sort-to go Tor
6c. each.
Six single Nottingham lace curtains,
which sold for 81. % Iair-to g, for
soc. each.
Eleven odd pairs fine Nottingham lace
curtains brussels efect-were s.. Soto go
Sl.29 pair.
Seventeen satine and percale wrappers
broken sizss-were 15c. and 81 oo-to go for
SOC. each.
Six black erepo, dress skirss-wcre $50
to go for
S3.S each.
Seven black silk dress skirts Of the heav-
lest figured talfcta-were $40 and sll-to
go for
SS each.
Lot Of boys fancy striped flannel waists
sizes 10 12-for
l2Hc. each.
The waist sale.
Never such selling of ladies' shirt waists
s5c- waists right nj the beginning of wear
Ing lime is unusual indeed. II was the
makers loss. and get the benefit.
IOLDENBERG'S,
7th=zO6 k Streets
:
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Dress Trimming, Lace
and Embroidery.

lot of Black Braided Yokes. Collars
and Girdles that We're $l.75 and 81. so.
Now soc. each.
1 lot Torchon L.aces. Worth 1sc.
Nov 12iGc.
1 lot Cambria and NainsOok Embroid-
cry. Worth 1Sc. Il yard. Now 1Oc
l lot Check NainsoOk. Worth 10 and
12iIc. Now Sc. yard
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Remnants of fast black satinrs henrietta
finisii-thc l2iyc. quslity-fur
&C. yard.
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S1.29 pair.

Seventeen satine and pcrcalc wrappers
broken sizss-were 15c. and 81 oo-to go for
Soc. each.
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Neckwear Department

Large Cdllarettes in cream only
Were S1.OO. Now Toe
= dozen Linen Chemsettes in all col
ors. Sold at 25c. Now 9c
20 yards Of Lamp Shade Rufiiing in
lace effects. in pink and yellow only
Regular price, ySc yard Now 25c.
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4 lc. yard.

Remnants Of fine Il ina seamless mating
in To 2oyard lengths-which sell al,out
town for 35c. and 40c.. and which we sold
for lec and 2Jt--to 20 for
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Remnants of fine swiss and nainsook en-
brodery fine quality; worth 15r. to
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Sc. yard.
9c. yard.

Remnants OF 80 inch long cloth the 1ei &c.
Quality-for
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Seven black silk dress skirts Of the heav-
lest figured taGcta-werc $40 and Sll-to
20 for
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S3. so each.

Six black crepoh dress skirss-wcre 81 20
to go for
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Mems FURNISHINGS.

81 Natural Wood Canes. Former
price, 50c and Toe. each. Now 19c
10 dozen Mems Inlaundered ColorsI
Bosom Shirts. with separate cuffs Reg
ular price. 50c. Now be
dozen Mems Initial Handkerchiefs In
A, B, ID, f, q, p, X, n, X, l. only,
Regular price, 15c. Now Sc each.
s dozen Mems Band Bows. neat de-
signs. Regular price, 25c Now &c.
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42c. yard.

Remnants OF coiored mobair stripe. light
weight suitings, small check suitings. aud
honeycomb novelties 90 for
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Sc. yard.

Remnants of sheer India inon in splendid
leag;lls-whch usually sell for ~. and l0c-
TO 20 for
Evening star., 1897-03-18
l2Ac. yard.

Remnants OF shepherd cheek dress g,y,ls,
rough spring novelties. navy blue s.rges,
plain suitings &c. which soll for as high
us 30. yard-to go for
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Notion Department.

Packers Tar Soap, lie.
kleinert's silk Dress Shields, No.
only. Regular price, DC. pair. Now
&c.
Bone Casing, 9-yard pieces. Regular
price. 13c. AT DC Il piece.
l23c. Fancy Garter Web, all colors,
at &c. a yard.
Black Feather Fans Were SOC.
Slightly shopworn. At 15c each
Evening star., 1897-03-18
SWCo each.

Eleven odd pairs fine Nottingham lace
curtains brussels effevt-were s. Soto 20
Evening star., 1897-03-18
l2Ac. yard.

H. slightly soiied handkerchiefs from dis
play-our 12Isc. sort-to go Tor
6c. each.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
19c. yard.

Remnants Of +0-inoh plain '"lorel lawns.
suitable for iinings-in all the high colors.
such apple green. plum. Lavender. &c.
really worth l2Lsc-to 20 for
Evening star., 1897-03-18
S. each.
a2Hc. each.

Lot Of boys fancy striped flannel waists
sizes TO 12-for
The times., 1897-04-04

WANTEp-5 coat makers, first-claSs; )
bushelmen; 2 boys, experienced on coats
ureTerrtrI. j. FRED GATCHEL, 6u4 9Th
NJ NV ap43t