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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-18

Iatse: washiugssa asansriss. iis and 1ib Ssiass.
chssss-Nst,. w.sAiassss. iasase; Eastern. Il
Ess.- strictly .:s.s r.ssA. lssa ,;.,.
.foa,s.y-Iivs shislss:. lssiss: live sussss. ~
wahyss. par .. ssshs. ~; Esas.n Ma VI
fancy ssls shsll ise: s,ssnnds. Ne { ": pseaass.
&. esas. vs' his.sey se; sss'sass'. ~ Ass'n.
Hay. Grain ssA 1seA.
ia, s:s ,;.s.s; :s, y: .s 3; r. st E.s'. ws
cors-WSsss. ssss: rsassd. -, sseA sssi ~
wheat Feed. 81 oil cake neal. s.; n,1drnss.
mgr. bran. "a = Shorts: sHD: eAsspsS sssA
tal&U. aaify sheppsd Ted. u
Msaes. Provisions anA Fish.
ys:.A n::..-css ~; = - ,: :.s,, ss.s. =
sss, ,arss. : rsr 3: .ssl ias
r's.sss'ss 4, ': ::I,.s ~: 'ns lie; s'.
Il. s1eia ..a e. e:s 3. K: wA.. s.. 4:
Com special. ~ iars ssmpeand. tisress. &c:
Tr..S Pisa H.,ssss. ,se.ss. sA.aoea ana .s.sl.
hssa sp,mon A<sc. saimSn trout, Hse unns.ntaia
srsst. 3: ssuaas,. 80; ssls., se. sosk rsd- Sc:
s sss tom =, e. .y.s:s. ois.ss.. 90 PEI ..ss.
tn PSF xssioa: eiams 81 = p~s sssa. Dsanssasss
srsss. 1--we G.n: cooked. "a
vessta Hes.
re.a.c-.-Ss. ssss,ss., sfass y: old potatoes. g
. p-s s.ss sa.sssse.. =. ..es ,araiss. ~
Per ..es: s.sssss nssse: ssra.ys an =. ..eh;
sssS PSF ID. arsishssss. NS6ss p@s das sresmsers
!sss.l =. dos s'1s.s VI s.ls, ssss a. p. as.
sre~n s~ss. ksss, heans y, sasasfe, a8sss
ga ID: cara. GO per ees: hssh~ass neaaA iss.
rvuits.
er..a rrai: -or.as.. :.ss,,as, e.. s...ss
.ss. ssss, az =, g.. ss .sss:
< sss !, rss saa<A: c.issrsi. kaes Sc, esrss.s
Us; asw a.... e La. w s ..s.ss,.rs.
Msil.. ssssa sAsrrs%., ssaiss ~ Boa. asssco,s.
81 ma s~r hen: scssssssrssa. ass. psssAss. sis
-; pasms. ti~ss@
L~~s.r aaa ssiisias Materials.
.sss.'': :, sais .asi r: t. N ,... q, -
sc~rss. ~s ssss: ssraes sssa az. sss1
'A is.s. s'i ~ rrsss as .siss sa,.s. ~r,o~4
..s.: ,.'' ny, sgs.'. Il '' .:s. 81 -
.:., . s' ..s D;s as - e.. ..'is, e.. !:
s'r s. ss.s. :s..s !. ' s:ss s ssl:s
4 ..strssaa Md c~asr Laae-r~kssA 08s
..s.s ,sssas ses<at - H. OsAa -~ttfSa
ssss,s SO.. AS : t;sss. lM a- Ne.
cad = - - a: salasi.s So. 49,
.es.~s.. 8 q, iss~s A-ssA e. "a s.A d ss-I 81
= Asss Ease, snsS sedan ss~~ssst :. 4 a..
naa arssa s 10 ssessss - srssA pssyAssL -
&<S
sEArTlls WHEAT MARKET.
wa..s-Rspsa Va ! clsa. ~: Ss ! hssssssa-
sw ul.sna Ne ! ss2s. sr Ne Afs~eem4 o.
$50
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
YZrNNE Ssse y -Aa xHs--.ssssa Il Aar .
r.ss - ss~t ns.ss. ns 60 = ~ ~ssA sr~s
sShs - - - 81 dab. csr Nr s.ssssG
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
rDgrfa>p. tens -wasss-wsHs wsaA =
49, vssSsS. 0DeN. e>sOsO ssD<.
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Deeadstu2s.
SAN FRANCISCO. June ti.--whcat arm; spos
market Arm BARLEY firm and strong: spot marhet
ercs quotations we're
FIsur-Nes cash for family extras s. sa4s!s. ball
sss extras. cseea@: Oregon and Washington ~
whs.s-shippins; $50 fer Ne and nn for
s.ri.,-T.sd. ss7iss' brewing. nominal
oss.rso, 70; 70 ,a -, "a sod n e sas q: M
trs. 81 ~siA. surrrtss. u soes1
Receipts.
eentas. l.sss; barley ceatais 49, eats. csnssls.
-: Oregon. ~: hssns. sacks ~: ccss. csutsls.
sscAs. iSx: faiddiinss. sacks. 80; hay. tons, Nc
wool baies -. hi5es nHsaher, "a rssins, hoKes.
~; suiehsalser tasks. i1 vine. gallons. h.sa
Closing Quotations.
WHEAT Fra: December, 81 n
narss,-Fin ssd strong: December. ~; nsv.
sasn~L.Y. yellow. Asssii''
Weel ssa Hops.
wsci~srsins Nevada, iAlisr. Ea-sern Oregon. "a
isc: valley Oregon. Is<ise Fsn-Sortsera ncsn-
vain 49, Tsaas,a s, i.ms,. 49, Sc. ,as ls.asia
Hots-Cfop ct isA rt.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Miiissuss- Middsings, 81 Ssisss: bran Nssan
Hay-wAess. sssii: wheat sad sa., rsieS; es.s
sArlev rf - Alfalfa. ,asss stock neainsi; straw.
per bale Ats<uc
vsgssshlea--Sslses shin eatons Assss. cssamb bern.
.Ss4Si garlic. A4se green peas. i4s3c ssrnx beans,
i<S. hes saaash rscsss ben tomatoes s. Mas bcx.
faa<y asrAsasss Sssa =; egg plant A&Ise. ealli
sseea peppers. - Me
Fruit. -ssrswh~rrsss. Esn; cherries, sssss:
srsr<s ordinary. 81 s reaches EsAssci riamss 8
aser oranges. vsieacis. s. -sss s: Meriesn IsE.es.
reraea. sses -: sumrssn California lemons 8 -
rs; esn.es c.lsesna. . .ssssss "a: sanssaa. q s"s
Butter FAary creamery lA8lse; ssronds lssiic;
fsacy dairy Hsssses sseanis. izseis pscAisd- isss
-. Drain, is4&r
che~.e~New. Tsssc; Yoazs American, sraise:
Eastern 1~s .sc
Eegs stoss .ssi's: fancy ranch. tsslsc. Eastern.
iaeSaTse
f0nisxy~ fzrhev eohhssss. !<6iss ID. szftay he-s.
taeiss: Y,a fcasssrs tsss yaaax rnssssss. ~ os
SN ANAL s~csisrs s1as, large bscsiers. s. faxt 50.
fvsssz Ssss hers AsSs. cid iaeks. tk44 50 geese.
ssSi IS rsir cid gtgeorss NssssA
Exchange.
Sterling or is1naen. ssxty aaYs. n ~ stsxsias cz
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AA6TLE ROCK the metropolis OF Cowlits
IUV county, II situated In the beautiful Cowlitx
~ valley Of the Evergreen State OF Warrington:
- It has thriving population Of 1000 inhah-
itants, in q new county larger than the state
4Asde Island. and having less than ten thousand
Dsa,la with cheap transportation by river and rail-
suaA bringing numerous and diversified resources In
eucA u once with the worlds markets. making the
eessapnent OF her possibilities easy to support q
e1a1dy populated community Of wealth and power.
cAeap. fertile land awaits the sturdy producer.
naa1s failurs oe crops IL unknown. There are yet
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11ogy0v Il steamer aay and the merchants 80
- 1n1gs shipmsata IL fruit from California ow-
~ tact that II IL sunday. they VIII nst b
~ th~ir soods until early Nan1sy mern-
eusrstses In the way 81 fruit are pfrfirsea ey
- = the leading cunraissinn men. There vii
oeH b serss Srarss and green corn - the
0lGDW
JseAyt markets. we.s quite lively for SATURDAY.
ubosbssySn v~rs plentiful ali aAy Tbs Hood Rsv-
49, little rsrss for shipment. euf hrss- class
m1iag In uf~n nssyhst The Lake Washington
- NV slsc la god shap~ Ciarks seedlings snld
Rp hoh - 81 PR crate, while other grades sead
- ~ than that. frem s. 5 10 t1fs. according te
esenty
NATIVE asparagus IL ge.tinG little tough Ihs
oAreee Tor n "a YER weak, and there 10 large
9e1 II IL she market Thsrs has. hevsves.
- N dersdst change ia rssceA Merchants ~
VA the dssaani for strawberrtss has pfAet1aau
nefvyet . nyns MARKET sns asparagus.
&
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O0ahos
OMAHA Juae II = Cattle Re~sista - MsshnA
ssrons 10 To- higher Native b@ef ssAers II 49, RI,
western sseers esss s., Teras steers 0f1190 =:
stays. etc. ny4
asa. psss 81 NOS -; belk II saies -
snsec nc.srss' s1oy ~ 1
49,. s - ~S@s ss"s sssVs ssSWASs
is"os se x~.
CHICAGO. June II There the usual Nafus.
day iaea q offerings In cxssis today ana sAs $50
kss vas practically . nasaisal one.
80 a. ,s~, la, - n S.ss ~ ,ssss -
a aA38 heavy. 81 s6sa -. pigs. - 9sN1fs easils,
81 N9sa
Prices Ter shesr And sssah~ vsse sssons - tbs -.
bcss; ewss. sAesAH. And hssvy expen sheeps y:
ysarisnss. IS n.as ", siigpef iAmsa. 49, y: Cue-
~ ""ss@ '~"a"' ''"s
rs,,,e an hsu~. ~ a. 49,. -
~..r ~.<.~,rc~
S S"av"
$780,.
WV"
rn.Aa~
,o..,,x -, =
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change activity. but not enough to- warrant = vio-
lent insT.ass snch q shown in Tie loan account
Follewins the sEp.nsscn Il .sa.iy e,sysu miIiiens
crease Of sssss,vs niios. and owe. IL two ..sSs
ssa 4, .s. .. 70 Es,. As. s: ;:s:s .: sss
about two and %. ssii millions. ana Ills. s1asd
serve b, Wss. Is. msiaas ! ssduesiss + he last
two wesks In this itsa q over en.ae.o etn.
The Interest e-as.r !. 8: question & sos ases
expanded and Widths the operations nsv q WA
viii have the effect of rsisina mooney ratss. ne
a as. @ = e p e .or 'ias 3 ,s
saports.
Imports aaA Exports.
The imparss of specie this vssh vsrs elA.so
n. - s.psrss q ssid and silver fro~ .A,. pcss
to all countries for the vsek aesfssstsd WessN
silver bars and cosa asd - snlA
General Quotations.
ssl. ssro.ss, and fairly .ssi,s xinassosa p.s-
S sal winter ssrslshts. 3 Nna
red. ssc. lob aaass: No ! red. a.. sis,.iss '
No. Northern Duiuth. sste. fe b. aAoat Options
sssis. Tsss ..s .s.nss - s.. ss.sas
nd eisssd :ssear a. Isle ~ .d,sscs 1aiy -
g. &C.. e 49, ~ ssssses. 81, p,ss 'i'r. closed
Ho.s steady state ccmmaa 70 choice ieas crop.
sase. 1851 esap. iiaisc. 10 crop. aAafsc. rsciie
soass- ssH crop. aese; ~ crop. iiSie: ~ crop.
Hides California. lsSe.
e Gsas~ sas r.s. a a ns.os: ssze u,.
x xsss:ss ~. ss.s..ss.. .ss' ossss:.: - s..
ersser Aail Ard sssy: No isvotce. e.; No. sob-
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Gosh 00otot1OOo.
= 5k&1 q. syssas 9Drsah, ~ pfae DAsesss. q =
- - sesHisAsas Q~~--0 hah~fs. : 413o
wsss-sswtae Ne ae9fs. I'd. Ne :. ne
c0D-NA 0n0UeA
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Dairy PPoAueto.
On the Produes Eachanss the buttss mashue -
nm. creamery, i1t41ac dairy ihffAtc Chez. hi
a21Sc. Eeu. barely steady: fresh. 1A113a.
q q a
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rnRrfANp 49, y -wA>ss wsHs waaA y
49,. vsssss. nosN. sss~s~ SsD<A
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sxArrils WHEAT MARKET.

-YzrNNE Sss. !. IA xas--.s.sea Il sas .
r.ss = ssss. - ~. ne o. Il ~ vssA4 Dxs0
esAs - - - 81 dab. eer Nw s~ssssG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
b. AND o. SOUTHWESTERN
Bill to FOreclOse Mortgage Filed mt
Springfield, Ill

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, January PA bill
to foreclose mortgage on the property of
the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern rail-
way, which is within the district of the
United States circuit court of the southern
district of Illinois, was filed with the clerk
of the court yesterday. The roads total
Indebtedness is 500, 731 900, and consists of
mortgages and interest on bonds dating
back as far as December "a, 1867 These
former mortgages were on the old o. and
NJ. road.
The bill is filed by the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company and II. H. Miller against
the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Rail-
way Company and the Mercantile Trust
Company of New York. The latter is made
defendant to the suit, owing to the fact
that Judgment in the company's favor OF
5000, Ill was secured against the road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12

Secretary Long has announced that the
court of inquiry found that the battle ship
Massachusetts grounded through the negli-
gence of Pilot Bell, Captain Ludlow and
Lieutenant Commander Potts. the navi-
gator of the vessel. The negligence lay in
their failure to have on the bridge the
latest charts of New York harbor The
Secretary would not indicate what DISPOSE
ton he would make of the case. In view
of the finding, however, it is not seen how
court-martial can be avoided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
Prominent Citizen Dead.

Funeral services over the remains of
Ferdinand Frank will be held tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock at the late resi-
dence of the deceased. lis 4th street south
east. Mr. Frank died suddenly Tuesday
night of acute heart disease. He was the
owner of the shoe stores at 1913 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast and 1006 14th street
northwest. He was born in Baltimore in
the year 1853. He leaves widow and
three children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
Funeral of Miss Terese Hall.

Funeral services were held this afternoon
over the remains of Miss Terese Preble
Hall, at the residence of Mrs Lane. 1880
K street northwest She was the only
daughter of Colonel! William P Hall, U.
S. A, and died In New York city Tuesday.
Colonel Hall is i'll in New York, and was
unable to come to this city with the re-
mains of his daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
A Warning to Little Boys.

Little boys who jump on street cars and
think it great fun had better look out for
themselves, because in the Police Court to-
day the performance cost the parents of
little Joseph Smother 81. He jumped on a
car on H street yesterday and played tag
with the conductor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
NOlle Pros. Entered,

On motion of the district attorney, nolIe
prosequi was today entered in each Of the
following cases: Leo Thomas, charged with
larceny; Sophia Moseby and Henry T.
Braggs, charged with adultery, and John
H. Bause, charged with conspiracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
The Real Reason.
rom Parsons Weekly.

From Pearson's Weekly.
Dribbler-"In my opinion, a man who
writes an illegihle hand does IT because he
thinks people are willing to puzzle over II.
In other words, he is a chunk of conceit"
Scribbler-"Not always. Sometimes n
man writes ileeibly not because he is con-
ceited, but because he is modest"
Dribbler-"Modesti What about7''
Scribbler-"About his spelling"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12

In the Court of Appeals of the District
yesterday judgments on the mandates of
the Supreme Court of the United States
We're entered in the murder cases of VIM
Strather, Edward Smith and Charles Win
Ston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
MEETING OF LUMBERMEN.
An Act of Courtesy Toward Canadian
Operators.

A number of American lumbermen who
are here to meet a delegation of
Canadians interested in a reduction
from 81 TO 81 per thousand in
the tariff lumber imported into the
United States met yesterday at the Airing
ton Hotel The meeting adjourned till to-
day almost Immediately, however, upon
the announcement that the Canadians
were unavoidably detained. 1t was ex-
planned that a number of the American
lumbermen had come here simply as an act
of courtesy to their Canadian friends, who
seemed hopeful of securing a lower rate
on lumber. but that American lumbermen
strongly oppose any reduction. They as
sert further that there is no anxiety
among the Americans the subject and
that the history of the lumber trade shows
that practically the only interests which
would benefit by reduction in the rates
would be the Canadian exporters.
Capt. Hrant Retired.
Capt. Louis P. Brant. 1st United States
Infantry, having been found by an army
retiring board incapacitated for active serv-
ice on account of disability incident there
10, has been placed on the retired list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
kersey coats, S3.Q8.
BOYS $40 REFERS. COG.
From
[ to 3.

"Wamsutta' muslin, sc.
Iard-and- q -quarter-wide 'Wamsutta"
bleached muslin, in good lengths. short ends,
which sells for &c. yard, for 55sc. yard.
Percaline, &c.
iaId-wide percaline. MORE fniSh-in all
colors and in black-selis regularly at 12Ec.,
for re. yard.
Canvas, sc. yard.
All-inen, double thick, gray. tan and
black canvas, which sells for 121ac. yard,
for SIC. a yard.
Crochet spreads, 47c.
A lot Of good quality white crochet bed
spreads, double size-in handsome Marseiiles
patterns-for 4Ic. each.
Drapery, 4ac.
Pretty gold cloth iraperfes IN new spring
styles and designs-wfiIl be offered for 4atc.
a yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12

lot of ladies' fieece-lined fannelette
wrappers, all braided ip the most elaborate
manner, and some Of them trimmed with
rutfie-all lined thrOughout-perfectly fin
ished-skirts wide and full-offered at 40c.
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
Col. Ward Again at Hi. Desk.

Colonel Ward, assistant adjutant general,
has resumed his duties at the War De-
partment after two weeks absence on ac-
count of the grip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
CONTINUED FROM . To 81

Underskirts, o0c.
Pam black sateen and black Italian cloth
and "Nearsilk underskirts. made extra full
and Unexpectedly finished-splendid un-
derSarments-will be offered for 99c
Bro. silk skirts, S2.oS.
A lot Of ladies' fashionably made skirts
or hne quality black brocaded silk made
in the newest effects-fnished with all the
marks of stylishhess-wiIl be offered for
SOS.
Atwood skirts, SI,oS.
Fine all wool black serge skirts depend
able quality serge-made in the most thor
ough manner-liLei and bound in perfect
style-Wlli - "i'c:"G. :: s;.SS each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
Atwood knee pants, zoe.

A big lot Of boys good Atwood pants in
a variety Of attractive effects. built for
wear and satisfaction. and strongly rein
forced at every point where strength is
needed. sewed with strongest linen thread
will be offered for 29c. pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
To Retire Gen. Stanton.

The Senate has passed bill directing the
President to appoint Paymaster General T.
H. Stanton a major general and retire him
at that grade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
ROC. corset sale

Values extraordinary in corsets for tomor-
row-savings that every woman should want
TO tnke advantage Of The choice of ladies'
perfect-ftting corsets, makes of the most
popular sort-in black. gray and white, and
worth 59c. and 6Dc.-'r;li r. "r.-tG IT,. a9:.
pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
The boys clothing
must @Ol

Tie edict has gone forth-and every gar
ment Of boys clothing must be quickly
disposed of-every odd lot-every broken
Hne-no matter what the price. We have
done such siashing and cutting that prices
bear little senblance Of their original mark
ing. We have entirely done away with the
thought of protit-we are determined to
effect a complete clearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12

Youths all-wool suits, S2.oS.
a lot of youths odd suits-in long pants
styiss-sizes IA to 10 years-very attractive
styles-which sold for more than twice this
amount-will go at $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12

The half-price sale of clothing
is growing apace-each day sees the lots
grow smaller and the choice less desirable.
Wisdom urges every man to take prompt
advantage Of the wonderful opportunities
thus presented-of buying mems suits and
overcoats and separate pants and fancy
yests-at just exactly half the marked price.
Better come tomorrow without fail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12

Mems white unlaundercd shirts, with pur
linen bOsnms reinforced front and back
sizes IT, 1872, II, 17i2 and lS-perfect fittin
and made IN the best manner-for 19c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12

MORE ribbons, &C.
A, lot of 3-inch MORE ribbons, In gray,
tan, brown and green-splendid quality
will be offered for Sc. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12

Lot Of ladies black kersey capes in the
most desirable lengths, made full and wide
smart and stylish-aDd comfortable
well-will lie offered for 81. 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
Hechts' Greater Stores.
CONTINUED FROM II TO 12.)
Bows storm ulsters 81 o.

A lot Of boys Irish frieze storm ulsters,
In sizes from Z up TO Is years-made in the
most fashionable manner-elaborately finish
ed, and which sold up to s65O-wiil be Of
fered for $29S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
fHecE1ts' Greater Stores.
CONTINUED FROM 10 TO H.

Ladies drawers, I31c.
A lot of ladies' good quality muslin draw
ers. good width-plain tucked-and finished
13lac. a garment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
From
1 1 to IL.

40C. CrepOnS. 273C.
Worldwide, heavy raised figure, black Gre
pom dress goods, splendid dress fabric. so
much in demand his st ason-such as sells
for 49c. a yard-for 27lac. yard.
SOC. surah silks, $50.
Doube-warp aii-silk surahs. in light blue.
pink. cardinal. cream, lavender, navy,
orange. cadet and black-which never sold
under soc yard. for 33c. a yard.
25c. and $50. pique, &c. yd.
Fine heavy corded and neat figure white
pque,. in remnant lengths, but desirable
just the saJne-regular 25c. and 35c grade,
for 15c. a yard.
Seam binding, &c.
Seam binding of finest taffeta silk-in all
colors-win be offered for Sc. piece.
Hump hooks and eyes, SC.
The wei-known Hump hooks and eyes,
two dozen On card, for Sc. card.
Velveteen skirt binding, SIC. I'd.
pinch bias yelveteeD skirt binding, best
quality, foc Sisc. yard.
Ladies hose, Sc.
sealnless hose, which are fuli regular made AIDE
and worth l9c.-for Sc pair.
Ladies vests, IOC.
Ladies' usual 39c. feece-lired ribbed
vests and drawers, nicely trilnmed-and I'm
jshed with pearl buttons. for 19c.
SOC. neckwear, &C.
Mems neckwear, in tecks puffs and four
in hands~in variety of the most attractive
patterns which are worth up to 39c., for
DC. each.
Mems 60c. underwear, 800.
All The mems fees lined underwear,
which sold at 6ac., in tans and blues mostly
will be offered for SOC.
Curtain poles, 1o5c.
\ lot Of 5-fout curtain poles, in oak
walnut snd cherry fnish-with fixtures, all
for IL an1.H
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HecInts' Greater Stores.
Mems pants, ST.

100 pairs of mems a1l-wool stripe cheviot
pants, with patent riyeted buttons choice
OF three nobby patterns-perfect fitting as
any custom tailor garments-and never sold
for any less than 81 50 before-win be Of
fered tomorrow for 81 pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
S2OS s,1its SIOS.

The choice of boys fine al1-wool suits
made Of cassimeres and cheviots, In
great variety of attractive patterns-sizes
to 10 years-very stylish-and splenddly
tailored and fnished-being suits which sold
up to $3.9S-which We offer for only 81 9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
Corset covers J1c

lot Of ladies embroidery trimmed corset
covers, with F-shaped necks, made very
carefully, and nicely finished perfect form
ftting-will be offered for 1l2c. each.
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( erSev canes. S. 40.

Curtain SCrlrn, &c.
Curtain scrim in ccru-full 80 inches wide
will be offered for 27sc. a yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
Bows knee pants, &C

For an hour you may buy the pick of lot
of boys good durable knee pants, made in
the host substantial manner-tit for any
boys hardest wear-for only Sc. a pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12

Curtain Swiss, &c.
3G-inch figured curtain swiss. and also
colvred, 'plendid quality, Will be offered
for re. i yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12

Child's fur sets, 7oc.
lot of children's fur sets, made Of
lambs wool and Angora fur-trimmed in the
fastest fashion-will be offered for 19c.
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Mems I21C. collars. 2iC.

ChiIdre rs regular 23c. and 35c. white
merinU under wear. in all szes-nicely fin
ished and perfect fitting-fOr 122c.
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,1erinO 11nderWcarT2dC

Children's fast black ribbed hose. sizes
from to 9l2-full seamlcss-for Sc. a pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12

Bril-. waists, $I.Io.
a lot Of ladies' good quality brilliantne
waists, finished with newest tucked fronts.
in variety of designs-made in the most
careful manner-perfect ftting-will be Of
fered for $1.19.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12
Trimmed hats, SI.4S.

lot Of ladies' and childrens trimmed
hats, made up in the most fashionable eff
fects-styIes that are as exclusive can
he-and which actually worth Si-for
81 4s Also on sale from to B at this same
prices
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Bows S. suits. S. OS.

Boys SIS suits, $2.0S.
The choice CT boys splendidIy tailored
in vastie and REFER styles in sizes from
3 to years-and in double breasted styles
in sizes from to l6 years-the smartest
styles of the season-garments which sold
up to $5-for only SOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-12

Child's REFERS, $2.oS.
lot Of little girls REFERS. made Of
rough cloths and boucles, very natty little
garments-pretty In style-will be offered
for $685.