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THE EVENING STAK.
WASHINGTON:
*wwwW>AT rehc?ry 1*. INI.
IHOWItY H. >MY K* ' UMw.
Til fc ETEMIMI1 <TUhulW lallm l.ecal
I Irralaiiau at nmy >rH*faKr in ibr *rl^
a to) a- an UirrtUinc Mediant Is vxirih
mere lhaa all Ikr Mkrr patera hMUwO la
WaaklaiM*.
> of ths Philadelphia papars now say that
that city will not only not get the propoaed new
mint, bnt may be required to give nj> the pres
ent one. There is. as the Stab mid lest session.
? verr itmn( feeling in Congree* and the coun
try at large that if a r.ow building is to be
erected it ahonlJ be located at the national capi
tal. The statement that the opponent* of the
kill hare agreed upon a sort of compromise by
which the mint will be removed from the old
to the new enpital of the republic <loea not
therefore excite snrprise. It would be. Indeed,
surprising if Congreae should not take advan
tage of the opportunity to correct the
accident by which nearly a hnndred years
ego one of the government offices waa
left in Philadelphia. Every consideration of
convenience points to the city of Washington
aa the proper place for the location of the
United States mint if a new bnilding is consid
ered necessary. The mint win left in Philadel
phia, among several remons. because the build
ing for it was there: if the building baa become
nntemiM*. or otlierwise unsuitable, and a new
edifice be indispensable. then let that edifice be
located where all the other great federal bnild
ings are erected. Why keep the mint at Phila
delphia, whan tha buraan of engTaving and
printing, tha treasury of tha United States. the
Secretary of the Treasury, the treasurer and
the director of the mint and all the other offices
and officers of the financial department of the
government are in Washington.'
The Diatrict of Columbia has gained in per
centage of population in ten years, according
to the census bulletin Just issued. 29 71, while
ita gain in percentage in public school enroll
ment is 39..Ml This compares favorably with
some of the states. For example, in New
Hampshire with a gain of 8.51 per cent of popu
lation there is an actnal losa of 7.51 in the nntn
bar of pupils enrolled in the public schools.
Vermont shows even a greater lose?namely.
10.42 per cent on a gain in population of .04.
The greatest relative gains, as was to have been
expected, were in the south, where there has
been a revival of interest in educational mat
ters. due to recognition of the danger of the
cloud of ignorance prevailing i'i the commun
ities lately under slavery. Mouth Dakota's
gains both of population and school enroll
ment are phenomenal. The percentage* there
nre. respectively. '234.6 and 5?>.V26. The newest
great states and the latest enfranchised of the
old states show the chief relative development.
The greatest progress h*a been where it was
needed most.
Articles of impeachment against Judge
Alexander Boarman of the district court of the
wsstern diatrict of Lonisiana have been pre
pared. These articles charge corruption in
office in the use of public fundi and the accept
ance of bribes. It has been a long while since
a United States judge has been impeached.
The last cases of impeachment of federal j
officer* were those of President Johnson and
Secretary Belknap. In this republic the House
of Representatives impeaches, the Senate tries
the impeached office-holders, the Chief Justice
of the United States presiding over the high
conrt of impeachment. These trials are of
impressive importance from their gravity and
infrequency.
It is perfectly legitimate and honest for the
House committee on elections to postpone call
ing up the remaining contested election caaej
until the last day of the sesaion. provided the
cases are to be decided in favor of the present
holders, bat it is neither legitimate nor honest
to make changes at that late date by which two
salaries are to be paid, one of them an absolute
steal of $10,000 from the taxpayers. If busi
ness methods were pursued in this matter of j
contesting elections, the expenses to be borne
bv the loser as in ordinary suits at law. and the
salary to be paid only to the rightful claimant,
there wonld be a clearer perception of the real
rights of a claimant before he made his claim
and there would be fewer double sets of Repre
sentatives.
Loaded down with amendmenta the interna
tional copyright bill passes the Senate and goes
to the House. There the chief tronble is prob
ably a recommitment, which at this stage of
the Congress wonld be fatal to the measure.
The friends of the bill, however, seem to be
sanguine that they can secure a conference
committee favorable to striking nut the amend
ments. They also expect that the Senate will
recede from its position and strike out the ob- j
?tructive amendments. In the interest of hon
esty and fair dealiug it is sincerely hoped that
these expectations will be realized, although
the situation is not altogether aa bright as it
ought to be.
The Toronto Entpirr, a conservative news
paper. makes the following lucid comment on an
item of news: "Mr. Blaine personally hopes
that Sir John will be defeated, is the message
the Washington correspondent of the Montreal
Star telegraphs. Of course he does, which is
the very best of reasons why Mr John should ;
be sustained." The A??iy?re'? sole argument j
and the sole argument of its party is, vote :
against the Americans. Thus it is proposed j
}(Mar after year to subordinate*local good to
local prejudice, which, however, is fast becoming 1
'.laaa prejudice only.
Our semi-national Zoo will not be open until !
after the world's fair matter is settled. The I
l>ietrtct M holding back its end of the double
tree lest by some conspiration of Congress we
will also have a half interest in the fair to '
carry. Really this embarrassment of riches is j
embarrassing
^ ?
Tha Cincinnati Kn<fmr*r has discovered that
when the High Steeple Presbyterian Ourch ir
that town received ita corner stor.e. there was
a mock burial of George Washington. rr.d a
coffin containing a dummy of that illustrious
ciojen was |iiaced in the store. 1'iie KwfHurrr.
of course, vouches for this story, and the ques
tion cornea from this end "What had George
ever done to Cincinnati/"
Senator Quay Comparea ni* case with that of
Alexaa<ler Hamilton. Bnt Hamilton confrsaed.
while Quay denies. History in it* estimate of
the two men will be likely to detect a few other
alight difference* between them.
There is a peculiar ghastliness, which grows
ot. one. about Representative OFerraU* refer
ence to the majority in the Honae aa "the
presence of mi many of the pale facea of polit
ical death."
An art dirawioii in the I'rited States Senate
has never yet been clnsritied in "Sfhool
Speakers, because no one is quite able to de
termine whether it ia "Didactic." "Serioua" or
' H-unoroiui." To say the least it ia very fuuny.
Vw York may get a new <-us torn house, bat
:n?oming passengers will swear none the less
aulphumusly at the d jng-^rable inspection of
uietr effects.
Ki-Seoretary Whitney during his revent visit
to luis eity did not annonmu in stentorian tones
that he wa- "not ia it" for lew.
silver will not be quoted below M, and next
year's candidates in both parties are requested
by the political miners to bear It in Mind.
It wwuld appear from a collection of in ter
ete wa on the i levelav.d letter that there la an
aonect dollar aad a political dollar.
The third great Union general, like tha first
aad second who died, had a ? iiatinguiahed con
federate officer for a pallbearer.
Senator Planib of Kansas may yet beaabae
sador front the United Statee at the Court of
1 liaii
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BARGAINS FOR TOMORROW'S
ELD TICKET DAT.
Kach department will give tts share to the grand
| total of the year'* best bargains.
I-PHOL8TER Y DEPARTMENT.
3 pair $7 Chenille Fort:eres. Red Ticketed $3 fl8 pair
H pair Turcoman Portieres. Red Ticketed...?*. each
IL'i and $15 Friaired C'ltmilla Porttma. Kcd
Ticketed $7. *10 pair
1R pair White Lace Curtains. 3fc yards Ion*,
were $1 50. Red Tk-keted $1.18 pair
15 and $fl Fine Lata Curtains, White and
Ecru $2.48 pair
$2 Plush-top Table.brass riuia. Red Ticketed ft*, each
50c. and Tor. Kpriiur Roller Window Shades.
Red Ticketed. # 19c. each
Ratteen or Silkollne Covered Down Pillow.
worth08c. Red Ticketed.... Me. aacb
STAMPED LIKET \
23c. Drawn Work Unen Splasher*. Rad Tlck
etail 15c. each
25c. stamped Buresu Scarfs. Red Ticketed. 15c. each
:Mr. Stamped Bureau Hi^arfa, 54 and 72 incbee
Ion*
. 19c. each
URr. and 75c. Stamped Bureau Scarfs, 54 and
and 72 inches ion* 48c. each
76c. Satin Daiuaak or Hem ft itched Traya. lied
Ticketed 48c. each
\2Hr. Stampai Biha 7c. aacb
MILLINERY.
Balance of French Felt Hata and Bonnet*?19c. each
| 98c. Black Ostrich Tips, 3 in bunch 68c. bunch
38c. bunch of Roses, all colors. ????..21c. bunch
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
12*c. and 15c. Cambric Edflmrs 9c. yard
*J5c. and :<Sr. Cambric EmbiuMerfaa 19c. yard
12JIC. Medici and Torchon Laces IUc. yard
3c. and 8c. Narrow Torchon Laces 3c. yard
Ml SI.IN UNDERWEAR. CORSETS AND IN
FANTS' GOODS.
I 50c. Chemises. Drawera, Gowns. Skirts and Corset
' 44c. each
Inf arts' Short Coata. Cream and Color*; were
#4.50. Red Ticketed $1.98
I 59c. Infants' 1/onir Slip* 42c each
65c. Childrens' "Double V'* Waists. 25c. each
75c. Corsets, large sizes 38c. pair
DRY GOODS.
30c. French Satteens. plain colors 12J<e. yard
15c. Figured Satteens. Red Ticketed 9'?c. yard
75c. Frocaded Silk Grenadines Red Tick
eted 50c. yard
$1.25 Brocade<l Silk Satin Stripe Grena
dine $1.00 yard
LINENS AND DOMESTICS.
7oc. Bed Spre:ids. Red Ticketed G2r. each
"Fruit of the Loom" Muahn. Red Tick
eted ?V. yard
12*c. Linen Crash, twilled. Red Ticketed. .1 Or. yard |
75c. Napkina. Red Ticketed 59c. dozen |
JEWELRY. LEATHER GOODS. FAN8.
25c. Brass Photo Frames 9r. each
48c. Brass Photo Frames (laive) 25c. each
25c. Cut Sterlin* Silver Stick Pins 9r. each
48c. New Plated Bracelets 25c. each
75c. Sterling Silver Hair Pins 50c. each
12-row Silver Bangles. 9c. each
5c. Stick Pins 2c. each
8 styles of 3Sc. Leather Purses 25c. each
OSc. Real Seal Purses 48c. each
$1.25 Novelty Gauze Fana 98c. each
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' All-wool Flannel Braided 8uita. were
$a :*> Red Ticketed $2.50 each |
Ladies' Black Jersey Cloth Coats, were $3.75.
Red Ticketed. $2 48 each
$1.25 Calico Wrappers Me. each
Children's $3.50 Dretses, in Checked and Plain
Cloths. Bed Ticketed $ 1.98 each |
35c. G'nscham Shirt Waists Ilk-, each
$1.40 Children's Gossamers 90r. each
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
50?. Indies' Heavy Cotton Hoae T*., 3 pair $1
25c. Children's Ribbed Wool Ho*?. assorted
colors 10c. pair |
fiOe. Indies' Swiss Ribt ?ed Wool Vests, White or
Red 35c.
85c. to 50c. Children's Merino Underwear?
Vesta, sir*"* 10. IS. 20. 22; Pants, IS, 20.
26. 30. Red Ticketed 21c. each
PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES.
$1.25 Zylonite Comb. Brush and Mirror in a
bo* 89c !
10c. Pears' Soap.... He
35c. Lubin's Triple Extracts, all odors 29c. o* \
15c. Cooper'* Phrosteen for tha skin 11c I
15c. Wire Hair Bruahee 9c ]
TRIMMINGS. LACES, ke.
$1.50 Steel 8*s. 5 i?iecee $1.19 j
36c. Black anu Gold I>oop* 25c i
30c. Gold and Silver Trimmings tie
FURS. % .
1 $10.50 Black Lyni Sat (muff and boa) $10
$&50 Silk Hare Capea $4sach |
$2.50 lint. Seal Muffs ...$1.76each
NECKWEAR AND VEILINGS.
$2.98 Feather Boas, all colors $1.50 each
$l.U8 Feather Boaa. all coiora 98c. aach
$1.9S Pompadour Ruchimrs 98c. yard
40c. Pompadour Ruchimrs. Black and Silver. 25c. yard
48c- Embroidered Chiffon Laces, all colors..31k*. ysrd
15c. He win* Silk Veiling 10c. yard
BUTTONS.
lOr. Pearl Dress Buttons 4c. do* |
10c. Silk Tailor Buttons, all colore. 5c. doz
25c. Fancy M*tai Buttons 10c. do*
NOTIONS.
75c. Hllk Garter*, fancy metal buckles, in as
sorted design* and silk ribbon bows, all
siiades. lU<d Ticketed 48c. pair
15c. Imperial Dre** Shield*. one piece .....9r. pair j
:k . C. B. Daniimr Cotton, all coiora lc. ball |
25c. Raven Gloss Shoe Polish 15c. bottle I
Sr. Attachable Corset Steels 4c. pair J
"Star" skirt Braid, all colors .4c. piece
HANDKERCHIEFS.
7c. Colored Bordered Children's Ilundkerchiefa. 3c
25c. Hemstitched Embroidered Handker
chief* 21e. aach
10c. White and Colored Bordered Hemstitched
Hsndkerrbiet*. 5c. aach
GLOVES.
$1.50 lO-button length Mousquetaira Suedes. T9c. pair
*1.:*) 5^button Black Kid Gloves $1.37 pair
75c. Plxskin Gloves, eizes5$?, t5 and 7 49c. pair
UMBRELLAS.
$1.25 2lMn h English Gloria Umbrellas, nat ural
eticks, silver trimmings $1.05
$1.50 2H-wch of tha same $1.19
$2.25 Silk Gloria Umbrella, silver handle* $1.59
MEN'S GOODS.
12Hc Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs. ,.9c., 3for 25c
75c. Unlsumlered Shirts, plain irfMoiu* 5I>l*
$1 Kid <*lovee, slightly daiuage?l 39c. pair
25c. Fancy Half Hoae. sizes 9, 9)v and 10 15c..pair
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POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
SEVENTH STREET. It
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Tim. to Kirlr, EAHTER KTR10. to II IK<4?
S.u.1 .or our > au> Lim of ( wols, Anlhnua, kr., or
fi?r l Allt-iitl,, (V.. 5ft-. till.]. Kuul.:. wr Our
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MISICAL 8UCI1.T1KS
Sh. aiJ * ib.1 up th? w,w>u ( 7 i>n>'t:rln* >ork r?n
K. u 1>> u Muni<> H1..IO. tliju dux. I. 4 ml u(
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dul l. Baliur l [s?wl fur our !.:?( of l.'O?inutu J
FAIRN ANl> UH1B1TIOX8
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BY DR. A. P. LIOHTH1LL.
Th* earliest. tr.o* pnminent ?nd characteristic
feature of Ctinrrh I* a discharge from tbe head, csu
sitting sometimes of a clear acrid fluid, but oftener of
? thick, fotid, purulent. yellow er greenish matter,
wbtch la usually accreted la exc***l?e abundance and
discharged through the nostrila or throat, and fre
quently by both channels.
Tha nature of thia dterhargevariea in different run,
and even in tba aama Individual at different time*. In
*cme it la copions and of a looaa or laid character,
whilst in other* it is very viscid or minimy, adhering
to the diaeaaed membrane with glae-llke tenacity, and
removable only with greet difficulty-* condition mora
particularly noticed on riainff in the mominr becanee
during sleep the purulent secretion hardens and
accumulates with greater facility.
Frequently the offensive matter collecta in the
noetrils In dry, hard masses or crusts, which obstruct
breathing. and are very difficult to deUch, their dls
lodgment often requiring violent efforts, Rometime*
these incruststions consist of small whitish lumps, or
frei-ments of a ileep green tint, but occaaionally broad
and flat caata of a notable size are expelled, on which
'races of blood may at time* be obaervad. Thia con
dition la very liable to lead to aerlou* ulceration,
involving a Ioa* of the bony structure of the noee,
and a subsequent disfigurement of the face.
The naaal membrane la often thickened and con
nected, causitw the no*e to he stopped np, sometime*
on one aide, ao met lines on the other, and often on
both, giving ri*e to *dis*gTee*ble. atuffy sensation in
the bead and occaaionally to violent paroxysms of
sneezing.
A feeling- of fnllneaa. heat, irritation, aorenesa or
P*ln is sometimes experienced in the noetrila, near
the root of the noae or in the upper part of the throa:
and a distressing sensation of heavy weight or corn
preeeion is uaually complained of over the forehead,
especially In the region immediately above and be
tween theeyes. Sometimes the pain ia olfatlnately
flxed in some particular part, aa in the temples, on
top of the head, at the back of the neck or behind the
orbita. and occaaionally it manifeata itself In the face,
of so severe a character that it i* frequently mistaken
for neuralgia.
The voice la generally affected and becomes hoar**,
weak and uneven, assuming a naaal character or an
unpleasant sniffling quality. Cough of variable se
verity is not unfrequently one of the aymptona and re
sults of Catarrh.
The breath is tainted, and assmnej at time*. n ex
ceedingly ftstid and aickening odor. In some cat** it
become* ao revoitlngly offensive aa to render the suf
ferer an object of diegust to himself aa well aa to other*.
The sense of amell 1* generally blnnted or antirelv
lost, and a aiinilar effect on taste may be occaaionally
observed. The eye* are apt to become Irritable, and
disposed to water exceaaively on expoenre to the cold
or wind, and a sense of wearines* of sight I* usually
experienced after alight exertions. Hearing becomes
frequently more or leaa Impaired or Is entirely de
stroyed, and noisca in the bead very often add mate
rially to the exiating distress.
The stomach generally suffers more or lees, and he
come* weak and irritable; the appetite I* capriciona
and nearly always bail in the morning. The blood be
come* poisoned from the morbid catarrhal accretion*,
giving rise to laaelt'Hie and fatigue, or incapacity for
either physical or mental exertions, and a constant dis
position to drowsiness and sleep. The mental facul
ties are clao sometimes slightly affected, !osa of mem
ory being not unfrequently experienced.
Catarrh may prove fatal, either liy debilitating the
system and wearing out the patient or by traveling
downward and affecting the lungs. The** sad result*
tak* place ao frequently that all e?|ierienoed practi
tioners now look upon Catarrh a* one of the rnoet fre
quent and important causes of this complaint; accord
ing to our extensive observation it should always be
regarded as a premonition and one of the very earliest
manifestations of Consumption.
To the careful study and scientific investigation of
thia pernicious disease l>r. Ughthtll has devoted hie
eiclnsive attention for over thirty year*, and has suc
ceeded in formulating a system of treatment which 1*
abeolutely painlraa. prompt in its action and positively
curative in ita effects. From the first application great
benefit la experienced which continuee from day to
day until a final and permanent cure I* the mult.
A. V. LIOHTHILL. M.B..
SPECIALIST
For '.be treatment of iH-dness, Catarrh. Asthma,
Throat Affection* and L-seaees of the Bronchial
Tubes ami Lung*. ha* eata'ubaued himself perma
nently in Washington aad can bo consulted dally.
Iroai S until 13 and innu 4 to ti, it hi* residence.
II 1411 X STREET K.W.
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TBDUDAT. FKBSOAST IB.
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CjLkoor !?r. Pan Violet Toiiet rtoep.
Boturbt tod ranch of It, to down roestuft
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SPECI AL PRICES
FOR
FRIDAY. FFBRCAftT SO.
AND
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY SI.
REMEMBER THESE TWO DAYS!
Our SI.50 Freuch S-lmtton Mousquetuiree, SI. 10.
The* are far superior to lujr of the Lambskin OIcvm
of which Ibis city It flooded just now. Wo St ours to
tbe hand at onr risk and warrant them.
4-1 mlton Fren< h Kid Glovee. in dressed and un
dreesed, Black and all tba n?w abadee. Regular price.
?1.25.
But tomorrow and Saturday at STo.
8-bnttou Dreseed Mousquetaires, all colora.
Reduced from SO.40 to *1.02.
For two dajr* only.
Vary boat French S-button Suede Mousqnetalrea. no
abadc or size mlaatnir. Their tisusl price *?36.
Prlea for tba Best two day*, SI.ST.
F08TER HOOK GLOVES.
?Vhook Drnaed KM. worth SI.35. at 86c.
7-hook Dreesed Kid. worth 81-82, at 81.48.
BARGAIN EXTRAORDINARY.
Oar SI.63 7-hook Foater Lacing, Black, only 81-37.
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It Oil PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 911.
. our liAsr C hance
Onr great cleaiinir aale will positively terminate Sat
urday nik-bt at 11 o'clock.
For tba remainder of the week wa shall offer tba fol
lowing unprecedented bargains.
"ft". Baliy Shoes reduced to 35o.
75c. Spring Heela reduced to 4i?c.
SI .50 Misses' and Boya' Shoes only flSc.
S3 Ladies' Kid Button, all aizee, only Si.34.
S3.50 Ludies' Dongola Button only SI.07.
S3 Kid Button, all atylea, reduced to S1.9R.
83.50 Ladiee' Boots. all late atylea, only S -.48.
84 Boota. the beet atylea in the market. *.?.DM.
85 La Toe.-a Button, all tha ram, only 83.50.
IN OUR GENTS* DEPARTMENT.
S3Genta' Shoes. button, laced andcomrrea*. 81.98.
84 Grata* Shnee. all atylea and Hires. Si!, let.
85 Gents' Shoe*. every pair w arranted, S3.45.
OUB SLIPPER DEPARTMENT.
We are offering some rare harvainsin thia depart
ment, including aome of tha very lateat aliadea and
atylea.
Call early and secure the choice of the lot.
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fel9-3t S10 7TH STREET N.W.
"Good Things Come Slo<v.?
THE LONG EXPECTED ARRIVED AT LAST.
In last Monday a Star we said
WE HAVE BEEN WAITING
FOR A LINE OP LADIES' CORSET COVERS.
And. owing to the alownes* of our VERY ACCOMMO
DATING railroad companies WF. "bare been wait
ing" EVElt SINCE. At last they have arrived and to
morrow will be placed on aale. The largest line of
CORSET COVERS aeen in Washington.
We couaider tbem of an unuanally good value, not
alone on account of the low prtcee placed on them, but
for the rnaay merits which tuey pusanw.
First-THK WOK KM AN SHIP.
Secoad-THE MATERIAL.
Third-THE PERFECT FIT.
There are 5 different lota, and on eveVy Cover that"
you buy vou are juat saving a clear 30 per cent on the
Investment.
35 dozen Cover*, either high or low neck*, made oi
good quality mualin, pearl battona. Hlr.es :t! to 44.
13*c.
35 dozen Covers, either high or low necks, made of
good cambric; aome edged with lace, others with
Hamburg <
18c.
30 dozen Covers, either high or low necka. made of
Lonsdale cambric, either edge or lace trimming, pearl
button*.
Me.
15 dozen Covers, either high or low necks, includ
ing some V shapes, made of Berkley cambric, lace or
nainsook edge, trimming neat, patterns of Hamburg.
Sue.
10 doxen Covers, either high or low Becks, Including
some V shapes, made of Berkley cambric, lace and
edge trimming, narrow or wide cambric. Just as you
40c.
Every one, more or leas, has advertised this claas of
goods, but we can aafely aay that no such value haa
ever been placed before the public. In addition to thia
It has often been remarked that we carry tbe moat com
plete line of medium-class goods, each as 50c.. 75c.,
SI and 83.1* Gowns. Skirts, Chemise, Drawer* and
Corset Covers In the city. We have tbe finest room in
which to exhibit thia claaa of goods of aay house in the
District.
(Second floor; take elevator.)
Oa this floor you will also flnd
oirn
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
OUR
LINEN DEPARTMENT,
OUR
INFANTS' WEAR DEPARTMENT.
OUR
WRAP DEPARTMENT
AND OUR
CHILDREN'S TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
TIB
il?IB??MA
ma AND F STB. N.W.
Kaufman * sickle.
At Actual Coat.
mbbmT/T mow.
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MUSIS
ALL OVER
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wrv* 5 ever bees bo sot.
era losses ask great, but the
goods move.
BALE OOMMENCF.8 FRIDAY AND CON
TINUES FOB THRJCI days.
FIRST floor.
CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY goods.
LACES.
7 pair Lara, 4 yard* long: were $8; now ?4 per
pair.
4 l"atr l?t, 4 yards long; wnr $8: now 44 par
Pair.
B pair Lace. 4 nnla lone: wer*#0.50; now
??1.25 per pair.
12 pair Lace, 3Jt yard* lour; ware <6. now <3
par pair.
8 pair Frilled Lara: were?R.50; now B2.il.
flpalr Irleh Point Lace. 4 yanla; ware 47.50;
now 4.">.T>.
4 pair Irieh Point Lace. 3)4 yarda; were
?12.50; now BT.oO.
flpalr Irish Point Lara. ;M yard". ware 418;
now $12.
BILK Cl'llTAIXS.
4 pat? reduced from 40.r>0 to 84 par pair.
4 pair reduced from VIS. DO to $8 per pair.
Soma odd pair* Silk Cnrtalna at one-half of
regular price.
PORTIF.RM.
7 pair Velour Portieree. Reduced from
816.r? to 8? 0O.
4 pair Shield Portierea. Reduced from 822 to
?10.75.
Alaoaliont 200 yarda more of that Sllkoline,
40 inches wide, reduced to 10c. per yard;
former price, 23c.
1.000 Samplea for amts and back* of chaira at
lb, 26, 3S and 50. each.
CARPETS. Rl'OS, Be.
SECOND FI.OOR.
no 4x7 best quality Smyrna Hurt left. Price
for one week, to cloee. 8<J- 05.
200 Moqnette Ottomans at .IV.
150 Moquette Hassocks at (15c.
200 Linoleum Mat*, at 30c.
100 Linoleum Mate, 2 feet 0x4 feet. 75c.
1.000 yds. Remnants Oil Cloth and Linoleum
in 1 y<L . lJa yd.. LV and 2 yds. wide, at uue-half
price.
Beat all-wool Ingraine, made, laid and lined,
at 75c. par yard, for on? week only.
THIRD FI.OOR.
Followlnjr Carpets are offered at the annexed
red wed |irtcea. The irieces will not bt cut. tho
entire piece must be taken.
10 piece* Best Quality Moqnette Carpet. Re
duced to 81 per yard.
?'**. 1?,\. llCi. 71. Oft*. 07. 37X, 40. 21*
and 13 yards each.
12 pte.-e* Best Five Frame Body Brussels. Re
duced to 75c. per yard.
43*. 51*. 57S, 1*1. 55, 5C. 55)4. 20,>4. 'MH.
30, 20 and 23X yard* nacu.
12 pieces Best Quality Tapestry Carpet. Re
duced to 50r. |ier yard.
5NK yarda. 45 yarila. :CTV< yards, 2B* yards,
411k yards, ?*?, yarda. 34 yartls. 28S yarda 42
yarila, 44J4 yarda, 54fc yarda and 4UJ# yarda.
Also large number of Rug*. made up of rem
nants of Moqnette, Body Brussels and Tapaatry,
at le*s than actual coat.
FURNITURE.
1 Standing Parlor Cabinet, aolid cherry. Re
duced from $.V> to 8%.
1 Solid Cherry Standing Pallor Cabinet. Re
duced trotu 840 to 822.50.
1 Music Stand and Cabinet combined, 5
drawer*. Reduced from 8:15.50 to 820.
3 Solid Oak Chiffoniers. (Idrawere each. 815.
Foi mar price $27.50.
1 Solid Oak (antique I Sidelioard. bevel plate
irlaes. drawer* lined, very handeoute. Reduced
from 838 to 824.
1 Solid Oak Book Caae and Writing Desk com
bined. Redwad from 84* to 828.
1 Imitation Mahogany Cheval Glaaa. Reduced
from 840 to $25.
1 Solid Oak Desk and Chiffonier combined.
Reduced from $45 to $27.50.
1 Gold Mantel Olas*, fine French bevel
plate glasses, $1:15. Reduced troui 8210.
1 Bamboo Rocker, allk pluak cushion. 80.25.
Former price, 818.50.
1 Very Fine French Brass Sewn. s!ivlitly
damaged. Reduced from 875 to $20.
1 Oak Parlor Cabinet, bevel plate glass. Re
duced from $24 to $12.
1 Oak Mautal Cabinet. Reduced from 850 to
?25.
1 Ladles' Dreeaing Table, allk plush and allk.
Reduced from 827.50 to 810.
1 ladies' Dressing Table, ailk pluah and silk.
Reduced from ?23.50 <n 410.
40 left of those Hlpi* i*ur k Solid Oak Rocker*
Reduced to 82.85.
280 Fancy Rocker*. Ptnk and Gilt, White and
Qilt, Blue and Gilt. Reduced to $2.25 each.
22 Silk Plush Silk"Tapestry Rockers, new
shades. From $13 to $H.
18 Bilk Pluah and Tapaatry Rockers. Re
duced from $10 to $5.
1 very fine 4-plece ? ?Over-stuffed" Brocatelle
Parlor Suite. Reduced to $145. Former price.
$225.
1 "Over-stuffed" Parlor Suite, silk pluah and
tapestry Reduced from $185 to ?115.
1 Gentleman's Reclining Chair, covered is silk
tapestry, slightly damaged. Reduced from $4A
to *20.
1 Vary Handsome French Brine Screen,
slightly uauiagod, $20. Former price, $75.
1 Walnut Sideboard. Krearh bevel plateglaea,
marble top. Hednoed from M0 to $4'.'.
A Solid Walnut Suite, marble top, ?23.50.
Reduced from $40.
3 Antique Oak Bed Room Suites, lam* bevel
(rtaaa. Reduced from $42 to $85.
3 No. 128 Sixteenth Century Finish Oak Bed
room Suitea. chevaA flaaa. Reduced to $20.50.
Formar price, $40.
1 French Inlaid Gilt Side Chair, hand-em
hroidered allk pluah. Reduced from $85 to
?30.50.
1 Oak library Chair, wood seat. Reduced
from $15 to $8,
1 Oak Colonial Chair" Reduced from (IS to
?10.
1 Lar*? Oak Chiffonier and Wardrobe, bevel
Xaterieaa. Beduocd from ?55 to $32.
lTnttkltek*. From $37.50 to $20.
1 Bronsed Battas Chair, with auk pluah
cuahion. From $1S to $T.S0l
J Five-piece MM Cberry Frame Pkrtcr Suite,
covered with ?lk tapaatry. From $7S la
?38.50.
JULIUS
LAW S=
BURCHr
MB an An r nt
A Ftm? Ik P?m
At the
? Da.1 cut in Panta
hmMa "t*>r
-*w*Mr ? ?ln of
(wt* Tb?y in
WOKKIKQ FASTS
?STOCT. HARDT
WEAKF.K3 - Jti?t
what yon tul If
>? an out ud
about at all aorta of
Wort. They'll taad
by you lika Iron.
Tboaa that war* U,
Nowt;i.no
Tboaa that *m M.
Scwr.'.i?v
Those that wan t3.ua
Sow *> HP.
Thorn that went t'.' nH,
Now $2.13.
Tho* that wrr? ts.ao.
Now SI.US.
Sow VIM.
XowtS.SK.
that wan S3.30,
Kowr*?.
that waca t3.M.
Now S3. l?,
at wen r:.."iO,
Sow Si.96.
'?Wbacauntb.y ara
Wortin* Pasta doat
put them down for
turly. oaroath vat
Urna. They're ant.
The co'ora ara dirt de
Sytnr. Tha fabrica ara
wear-reaietin*. Tha fit
all you could aak and
the priwi wreck, of
?hat they're worth
Then an aboat seven
hundred a a d fifty
pair*. Are > ou >u (or a
ahara?
SAKS ASO COMPANY,
"AT THE CORN CI*"
pennsylvania AVEXCE AND SEVENTH
1? STREET
The Other IIKi.r
AT
In this morning's "Post" we published s "Notion"
list nesr!y a odluiuu long. That. together with this
cataiorue of "TOILET NECESSITIES" and bits of
"HMjWll CONYKNILNCE." will rover pretty
thoroughly all your likely "small ware" want* Of
coarse you have all got brushes aud combs soap
toilet t?t?l%-nwcft aented extracts?purses, kc. Wt
don't expect to And any of you completely "ashore"?
but would not you like to change for the better? Are
j'ou thoroughly satisfied, 11 xWl as you are? Satisfac
tion is such a cheap commodity nowadays it hardly
pays for folks to punish themselves by enduring any
thing of an inferior order. A prtib tonmie and a
jrautiy label may have <onquered your better Judrment
heretofore?and it is awful hard to ret a burnt child to
play with fire a se<-ond time. But where is the relief,
is your inquiry? Below!
BRt'SHF.S AND COMB*.
Engliah Tooth Brushe*-10c., 12.1*c-. 16r.. 23c..
25c. and .Tic.
English NaH Brushes-25r. and 40c.
English Bristle Hair Brushes -3Mc., 43c., 30r..
TV.. $1.25, $1.35 ami $1.51'.
?-Clothes Brushes 4Ur., Mr. and ?5c.
Hat and Velvet Brushes with celluloid backs?
40r. and 75c.
Infants' Brushes?25c.
Whisk Brooms -15c.. 18c. and .TOc.
Dr? ssiiiif <!ombs in rubber. f reu< h horn, xylo
nite, in all widths, from the narrowest the barbers use
to the wide, heavy toilet couila- 13c., 18c.. -JOe.. !?ic.
up to C5c.
TOIIJET SOAPS.
Lookout for Soaps. There can l?e more impurity and
deceit compressed into a cake of toilet soap?injurious to
use -than many doses of medicine can counteract. Toe
si-ent is the bait you are cautrht with. Here is lust a
suggestion or two that will not s|*end sny more of
your money and still guard you against any disagree
able results. Pure as (rood ingredients can be com
pounded :
1711 White Rose Glycerine?14c. a cake.
4711 Lily of the Vally Glycerine-14c. a cake.
These Soaiis we will guarantee to be twenty parts
glycerine?and that ia in fairprojtortion to Ineffective.
Low's Wild Honey and Glycerine? 10c. or 3 for
23c.
Low's Orange Blossom?fie.. 50c. a dozen.
Turkish Bath Soaps, Cat meal. Honey, Glycer
ine. Rose and Brown Windsor-oc. a cake. A half a
dollar a dozen.
DISTILLED NATURE.
There is nothing bints at the vulgar more pointedly
than loud and extravagant i?rfumes?and we know
you want to fly-lit hs far a Way from such a plane as pos
sible. LUNDBORG'H EXTRACTS are as delicate aa
nature herself -mildly penftratiiur, hut with lastimr
life in every drop. He makes such a varied collection
of sweet odors that your whim is won at once. Two
sixes?05c. and MOr. They *'double discount" most
others.
?Lundborg's Lavender Water?40r. and 65c., ac
cording to size of the bottle.
Lundborg's Rhenish Cologne -4iV. and $1.
4711 Florida Water-oOc. h bottle.
4711 Cologne?2 ox. bottles?:J0i\
-?4711 Cologne in lonsror short 4 ox. bottles?40c.
4711 Cologne in * ox. bottles? #1.
Nothing native ataut these. They are the genuine
imported "fragrant*."
A first premium Bay Rum?4*5c. and 73c. a bottle
?according to aize.
DO YOU CARRY A POCKET BOOK?
Of sny sort? Don't you think Jt is % jr*?d idea? The '
ladfea do, we know. The men-some of them. These i
are interesting items to purse pun baser-*. Our prices I
leave 31m something to put in the case after you buj j
it. The latest fi si don's fads are among them.
Ladies' Purses in < jozo Calf and Alligator at 25c.
Indies' Rer.l Alligator Purses-with heavy double
nickeled frames?45c.
Ladies; Seal Books. Purses snd Cart Caws -50c.
Ladies' Seal Books and Change Purse ?*ombiaed?
63c.
Ladies' Seal Books -73c.
-?Toadies' Seal and Ante'.ope Purses?7.V.
Ladies' Morocco B^oks with corner ornameats of
metal?$1.
Ladies' Seal Boo*a with metal corners and clasps
-ii.
-?Indies' Seal Books with visit card pocket and
heavy metal clasp?$1.25.
Ladies especially durable Seal Books?$1.30.
?--Ladies' Seal Books with calf linin* -$1.7.5.
Ladies' Real Seal Books with sterling silver clasp*
?$2 to $:l
Ladies' Real Seal Book* with sterling silver cor
ners and clasps?*3 to $:i.50.
Seal and Alligator Card Cases 50c.. 75c.. $1
$1.25, $1.50, $1.73and $2.25.
Gentlemen's Wallets in Seal, Morocco and Alliga
tor from $1.50 to $2.25.
All we can do is to spread tha fact. You must taste
the f weets for yoursel vea. Don't for jet to look up the
? Notions'* in the 4'Post." Tag your selections out of
this collection on to that list-and "kill two needs with
one visit.?? Money in pocket?beside a "heap" of sat
isfaction.
BEATON PERRY.
-PERRY BUILDIXa.
NINTH STREET and pennsylvania AVKNI7E.
ESTABLISHED 18*0. 1*
Listeb'S Dentifrice.
Tha propar can of tha tseth ia Dot oolyaaure Indi
cation of re Alien: act. but fthow*a proper appreciation
of the lnipurtauce of rood taeth in ui.lntalnuii.-tbc
bo-iily baaltk. In aalartinv a tooth powder aouia dia
crinimatiun maat be naod. Neither a fancy label oor a
captiraUnr odor ahou'.d betny your judcaiant. Tha
Powder ahould not only have :ne, hanjc-al fri.tion for
cl?nainv tha teath, but abonld aiao poana thoaa
haalimr aad anttaepttc quaUtiea that an ae?ladfor
proinotitur a haaltl.y condition of the iruma and for
deati oyinv aa> uuxioua aecntloua likaly '
nata tha breath. LISTEB'S DENTIFRICE, aa |ta
nama inipllea, liaa barn formaiatad to maat than n
qnlmnanta, aad wa rent on to aay thai no Deotifrioa
of thaoMaehoot oaa compan wtth It. Prtca, Soc. a
V. ft. THOMPSON.
FhanaarM.
>tt 7?i Kith at.
-
gHOM STTLtt JTTST UCtlTD IS
I MATS AXB OOR BATS.
BnwwuftAwam muuywin
OOATS.
?LS-siuumMftftom.
w oodward & Lcmntur.
FEBRUARY 1?. MM.
?pktiAl revxtkt dai }
Tomorrow. Prl.tar. will w ? ftcertal tng
?ant dif. Vob recall the nn .jrr.nk' af t
rwapienf inliartia I'pbolxnf amta, kr.t
?'eha\erv|.areda..iuettj ?* forth!* a.l. tus*
willprwre mark mot* inkmtiw and wlil
?rlipae the former one.
We l?mrM fpmr. aa ltul?>rW all Ma ? -ftampla
End*".* miar-*." "l?r?." .ul "h-Tlm"
Curtain* and --Cnrtala Ptere Oooda." tn iHeraa
trcn: !2 la -be. un U, half mrtata 1mm.
and will ut rr them rn.u > morula* at ui? k>w
prioe. at*. ifie 1 ib the follow,n? in* tiortliw
with thrw w? haw a lot of reuiuanta ftwa ny.
nlar apki mrrj atork to ro tu at about half
?*>?*. t'cr "Hample fad" lot 1a aloat mil tiuiaa
aa ur*? .. i tor tonMT urn*, wnk h w? rloaed out
aarly in the forw.h* We a l>i>- aa rmr. j .-all.
other department* pmni agnaliy aa good
value*. extra afav wil'. ha !??.<*.! to thi. M>
?nil *ddtttoaal aii??re<>|.le to wait upoa yoa
Pfoatftl)-.
Upholstery Department.
1,000ten to twltf iik'li eqnareaof rmi scou-h
in 'y??tn and colors. fur ftt*
cushion Gown. Bureau mat*. fhair Pkliea,
ftr.,
bwnnint prw lr each
WWlanrer* reJ square mm! ob!o*e Remnant*
Of b?al Heot?-b mulw. iucnptm ami <-oior>.
? Renin vit Price :lc. eacn ?
wo Remnc. ta of White and Brru Loco, in 1
jrard to 1 yard lenirth*.
Remnant Price Hr*. each ?
300 Maura* aod lmt Curtain En?ia anJ R-in
nants.
Remnant Prire 1*2c. sorb. ?
203 Renn-ntA of Wbite and K-. ru lm it 1 to
1 s- yard kactk. extra quality,
Remnant Prfc-e. Mr. ??ach .
:t00 Madraa Curtain lino* in Cream and rotor*.
\to ly jmi length*.
Remnant Prire. 2&r. eerh
100 v hit* bn 'i frVru k>)ttiiurhaui lar? Cur
tain Fn'am i ^ to ?? yard lenctua.
Remnant Price, :>7c. earh.
'-iOO Wbite and lxru Noitiu/hmr. and cn??o
ani Colored Madras tlmain Kn?l*. in l\ to2
yard lenirtl *.
Remnant Prire. .w. eorh
_<4tli floor, 11th ?t. bnildimr )
C'lOAE D
LOAK department.
2 blak 81rtlian Cloth miort Wrapa. lined
throughout with *urah ailk. size :i4,
?Original iticetlo 1x1
-?Remnant Price 9t>..*i0 -
1 Fine Plush Now market, foil i*mrtb. Land
touiely lined with *i1x. tNar.lk
?t ?rtrlnal prfc r #40 00. ?
? Koiuuajjt pii<<e ?
1 fine flnali N>w:narl*t. haodaomely llacd
Villi qulltod aatin. sixe .*h.
? OrMrlnal prw#4o 00.?
-?Rouiiiaiit prt** fi"?.00.
1 Fxtra Fine Flnab Newmarket, aatio t??1.
VOal seal ollrra. fnll ?k?m, Kiz# :w.
? <?rir5n^l hrv-e #ttll.<?*. ?.
Rfiuti*nt lyio** *:i.> ?
1 t^u A?vordiaii 1 laited Oa|*f. black 2ac0
imertm/anrin.- weirtit,
Orliriiiaf
? Remnant Price f 7.1io.
1 Brown Br?>Md?'k>tli 4m-k**t. Tan v?*rt fn?nt,
an tin iadiuco. trimniod wHb !ar?re pearl buttoua.
bile 40.
Ocitrlnal Prire 910.00.
Remnnnt Prl<?e $ j. , it).
riFxtra fln- Broad< loth j?-keta \?*?t front*
?atitched m&reo- aatin fai-inws finiab*-<l witb
nnepejtrl bnttons-1 ftrvnru b ar, 1 hn?uii
blua and 1 nu<lf mm :h an?l 36.
- t>TNrin*l Price fl.VOti.
Remnant pr1?-e iVtlO.
1 Fine Lt. Tan Jacket voitm *l?*eve* and col
lar atit< lied edp>? -natin !? inr> Hlce jtt.
?Orklnai lti^e #rj. .*a>,?
Beuinaxit hi * $?..'ai. -?
1 Tan Cloth jacket tailor made reefer stylo
?velvet sleeve-lined tbrouirbout witb aotim
Rhadame. Kiw.lfl.
-t>rirlnal Price tlr00. ?
Remnant Pri?-ef 1<m 10. ?
1 Fine lmivrted Novelty Wrap tirtit &tUu
trinimed with 1 'rencb Seal
? Orbrinal Pri. e $.V>.tJ0.
?etiiiitnt Prire tl.~i.u0.
(3d floor. 11 tli wt Maiding. >
menu kiknishiso dkiahtmlxt.
underwear.
10 Pair. Cartwriyht and Warwr'a Whlto
Dmwrra full rnrular niadr-tii^. .#?. 40
and 44.
? -Ori*ina' phr? (a..v)
_ .. . Kni iunt prw tl.Till.
.1 fnhft A Hnttrtinr. Natural tlray all
W(h)i Shirfa full ntrular mad*- ?i?w .14. 42
?nil 44.
? Original Prlr* t4 .">n.?
Remnant i*ri<? (2.u.
'.1i Pirr*a Furley A Buttrutu'a ?"ht*? Shirt.
, and i>rawvra full r?mi!ar ina<l< XizH?:t4. 4"
ami 44. i>r w. r? mik > :*>. .t. :m. :1<j 4Uaud
42. Shirt., man :14. 40 and 44.
( TWillal hit. <4 'Si
i Kemujtnt Prire (ki.
f> Pair* White i'aahi ere Dr, wer>-Oenuan
nuike fall r?*ular uiadr. Num. :m, :o? and
Original Prire ?4.on.
? Rei- tiant Price f i ."iu j
'2 Pair* Natural un> all-wuol Dnwen-bMt
Geruian make. Mae 44*.
Oriirinal l'rlre rt 2t.
Remnant 1Vice ?1. ,"i0.?
Glove Department.
_ 1 P*ir ladies' .Vbutton linked wrist viray
Real Kid Glove*. Hfoe
Orurinal prm tl .'io.
? Ren,iu nt Pri?-e ?fic.?
- Pair* ijuli^!i' 4-button Real Kid Gloves in
Rtsblisb Tan witb toatlier ^titrb embroidery,
biae ."?h.
- Oriirinal Price ll.tl
Re 11 Bant Price Tor.
(lut fl(k>r. lltbst. buiidiiu'.)
1 abi.f. Cover And cidy
department
1 Blue Chenille Piano Cover.
< oriirinal 1th-e ?<; (h).
Remnant Pri?-e y.vou.
1 4-4 Pink plu*b Table cwer. with tinsel
border.
-Oriirinal Priceflo.00
Remnant Price fl*^.o0.
1 Pink Plush heart, with jrold *nl tinsel \
ends.
- Orurinal Prv e $."1.00.
1u ii.mint Fiit-il.^5.?
1 Flimred Mohair pi\\*h Table Covsr. flnisbsd
with frinve.
tlrurinal Price is. SO. ?
- Ret. .nant Price $1.00.
(2d floor. 'Jd amvea. >
Dress (ioods Department.
tbi* deiaulment pecoents m iu.naua!(y it*
tnn five line ?>t hnmunn tlite week.
lteuinaiAt* of Plain Materials, endiracinir
*??je o: tne new *|>rin?r aliaie- of t'anhiuere,
herve. camera H*ir. Henrietta, ik-noiliiie aud
m?'ii:ur in ienytb* from j to #iyarui>.
KeuinautH t?f Pro??i?'lotb- ven ?temira)?w for
spriu* wr*i?h?lemrtha Horn 1* u? .*> yarda.
ja?'ket Lemrtba in Kprinir co.onnra?i to 3k
yard*.
ALL AT LOW rcmxant PRIt'ES.
(l*tfl<h?r. 10th Kt. bulldtntr.)
Skit Department.
1 liv'bt Blue surab Silk Wai?t. tucked yoke
and sleeve*. Kir- :*4.
Orimnal imcefm (o.^?
Uemiiant Price $o.00. ?
2 Slirbtly Fsrte?l i 'alkx* m rap|<ers. Siso 36.
OrWiual Price ?i av ?
Remnant Price 7t*u
Gray Strii?cd kerve Wrap|?*r*. plain Gray
rol# front. Hiaes cud 1*4.
?Orimnal n>ice fis.uo.??
Ke;i.naut ptk-e |k.(i0
(Third floor. 1 itn st. t>uildiujr.)
Children-* And M??kf.r' Department
^Children a ali-wool Fancy strij?ed Lnrbt
weitfbt Ciotn Coats, hiie 4 yearv
- ?< *rimnal Pri?e #?l.00.
Remnant Pri<-e f' rio. ?
1 Children's hlo tric Blue Hilk Plosb Suit,
with vest ot Gohlen Brown faille Mlk. Wile 8
>WAr* - -Original Price m.00.
?Remnant Priee #.">.00. ?
1 Misses' Liifht- whurht Bmodcioth Jackets. 1
Navy and 1 Green. Tan vxota. hie* iu y?ars.
Oriirinal Pri.e $10. (It.
Keiiinaut Prn-e fluv
1 Misses' ben?eut Green Beaver Cloth New
market. trimniod with 41k irimp. Sii* 14
year*.
Oriirinal Price *t>.00.
Bemnant PrioejiT-oo.?
1 miasms' Tan Braver Cloth Newmarket,
triple cape, bound with Black silk braid. Mios
1.1 years.
Oriirinal Price 916.00.
Remnant Price
1 Misses' Berpent umti laiub's Wool Cloth
Newmarket, vest front ot hosvy brticaded
trimmed with lfcrht monflon fur. hii* 14
1 ?*?" ?ortrtaai fri? $a->.oo. ?
Remnant Priro 410.00.
cid floor. 11th at. buildme.) _
Handkerchief Department.
irt Men'a hrujatiw-heii Han i^iuhmkkeiwd
Initial Ch
E.2 ~ "
itial All-lint n Handken-hieta?4 V*?. 3 k'a.
Remnant Price 21v-. > a.-l.
10 ladie* VnlMiuieml Heniat trtMd Hand
euibr.nd?r, j Initial au-lta
jl'a,!!qa.2Paanl."tt a
?Ueuinant Prii. lor. anrh.
10 LKllea- Colored Emtvutdemt
au-linen Uaudken-um.
- Remnant Pr
iRnl loor. 3d annex. >
mcauv i- kdkrwiuk Department.
3 CMnhrtr CkntiM-mnn )-oke of PUtt
V>l?riennea l*iw-ne<-k and aluea. .itwi 1
yrith larc-lnttbed wiO. harrliw-ixw knid
biae 42.
? Flaa nwh Aiirooe?euUroldery at hoi
Una m( ikrhn deev. aau iiliitihi) on aMkar
loor. 10th at. mlmtax )
F
iaa?el Depabtmext
m
55S5*:
A W imp A porr Swn?L Soj?
Aa the orwrluaaw <rf 'ip^H altf' la W.ahlWaa
nWIIM i?M Uai we ahwald n I yoa M
Ihr lAaiaifre tftmr ' l|i?l?|[ MM" Mi aat ?>??<
?< Kltadla ? Ml* i?lr *b? it mat to m
tnaitace newaooda. whaa nw iadar?uaa la praeaa
mmaltlorlkrteiiKikiiMKiM a. k><? rmr
?Imiil ?u> )<<?? Tti advarfUareotaay. we |w thaai
on is yon at aa w?IW nail witk at i?t*.
Stwciml ml'* ntk awarr tkmfvrlmff 4rmrm*it ? 1
k<?v unatmttntm. mm (Ar aa'a ?r r. ?M?a
THE PALMS KOYAU
(Coatlaaad below )
SprrikL S\Lt Or H okttry
lima How H< ?r that at* dyed la IW r? an 'I
renai va. but ?lUml'.) aatiafartur) We would make
afrwbandred uea |atraa fur oar ttn4)al Faat
Hark Roar that are retail at Au data T
aparaal aala price will be 4U oeata. < ir -arw
will pleaae M aak lor ui.ae than one lair
44 reata (or Oood Qwallty UH t?d I Jala Thread 1
I* low. rainarkah ) low aim the eery Uuat tar Mr
tlatagfOraya aul Taa> mat kr hail A rnultlM^
ahorrlnc tour win rowTtatra j >?i the (aavaillM prw? Is
.*4) caai?t a |alr. Tomorrow V awrlal aala prira. at the
Phlala lioj al. la ualy :i& rente or 3 pair* for II. Rai
mora tint tltnr lain to My oaa naornw.
SR-cant Hoar. with aarranted Faat Bit. * faat aad
fancy ui>|>ere gwW; and air la naathrW 'bar
ara a barraln at 3.% rente. Tomorrow a eam-tal aala
rrlca only ? caata.
THE PA1.AIB Kt/IAL
(Continued below. I
Special Sale Or I m>ik?kak
Tha IIlata object of thie aaia la to ?tilrkl) tmrudare
thla tr iimlnr'? arrival, i Ir
7a dozen Ribbed Silk Vaata WARRANTED ALL
RILE Cream, Pluk. Ulna. Black and U>raiW All
alaaa, froo, aniallaat to lanraat l-.?ati?ely worth 7ft
canta each. The iverial aaia irln la
OXI.T :*> CERT*.
We would rralad yi?u that Milk and liale Mliad
\ rata, luokuqr aometblu# Ilka thaui. ara to ha had wa
have thrm al 4'. raata each-hart thaaa A1.1 .-MI IE
VFKTS AT ?> CENT* arr a liarnaln aa u.n.1. auparior
aa ? a wuua at?ia, aala aa run pared with a borua
oar.
10 |?r cast of aiarked prwa nt all other Milk I'ndrr
wrar. RovalUea aa ekpeaialte a* $'< *JU a |?ar haaw
J Hat am \ ad
Mr. R1HHHI BAL VLKTS F"K ?4r.
JiiaMliewetrbt turthla aaa .on All alraa. and a*
Cusd a jU . garment aa |v>ait4e to diet.
3.V. RIBBED FAST* FOR Sh.
Tbaaa a ara made to retail at JKJ .-ante. tart beiav la
f?e-tor to tha aauip'a friiui vliik thajr arrta oniarad aaa
rlainiad and fwiatvad a ralata IV gualltr a But
qidta au vund aa ahoan in tha \rata, tint tha) an
chaap at .Vi oauta. a tanralo at t'l mta
COI?RKD 8RIKK KIHbl lt VESTR.
Pink. Rlna. Laua*. Oraaui. R hlta. In N-rlae aratefc"
i udaraaar Tha fulloa iimt awiaj aala maa
"ir quality Vaata for IHr
quality Vaata ft* 'IV.
.IV. quality Vaata f<*'Mr.
WA11 altaa and all atylran. thaaa lota, a hlrha*
all nrw cuuda. only lalaly ra<-at>ad
THE FALAIS KOVAL.
(Conttntiad hrlow. I
Correct (iloveh 1" or Si-kino
I'ndrt an 1 or Anada Rid will unduulitadly ta naatly
worn. Auathyat. Huntar'a uraaai and I'larhmaaa
Drab ara tha lataat (ad Ik Luudun aa raaiarila omut * a
hava all thaaa aliadaa. a.ao tha uaw t'.uta knaarn aa
Moda^ Inrlodliw Raatl. aud oilier to ha faalaoaalda
coiora. wlah'h ootua la llnhwrrMabia ahadinaa frou
c'booolata tn Fawn
Auotliar faaldoualiia aladr la Paarl. niau ? kite. Or
atrrrt wear. Re hava th>aa rlvvca a Itli aellatlt t?d
and Hlai k -atltrhad baa ka
Row t liat lad tea lndul?* ao mar-h in likri-Uaar. raltaar
and driviiqr tlaauhjwl at aultalda dona laaallha a
rtudy anb theai and na. Ilia lataat a a ratal let
rlovr arttn Inarkakla palm and doaakm ba> k. aaaal
looklna ami praoth-ally Indaatr ulit.i. a-? va
We'll ha |>laaaad to ahow y. n anyr of thaaa ara Mm
and will tt a lair to yoar band aud aot aak iwrtpart
you tn buy. Re will twrkon oa au Iniiavaalnir >?u that
yon'U \r a future aaa* I be tduaiw
??rti-e liat aritl la- batter aiiiwmateil after you b#a aaei.
the tllovra. ao are lr|ral we'll la only too rtad i ahow
>o? thrutairti the new ajTllai atia k. Toll kbw our
rlaitn la that oatrraali buaiueaa eaialdea l ha ai hag u?
the very bera Ulu\ea at lower |>n.-ee that, uaoah paw
rail
price LIST PALAIR KOV Al. UUlVUi.
I
IV~Fiao' pair a an aa tad.
M-Tried oa at oar tiak
4-l.il tt on I'ndt i aand Rid. plain (Impair
4 liilttoci I ndnnail Eld, amlawldr'tv I 91 .Ijair
K-l<utio:i l ial i a a d Rid Moim|iietairr> . .. 91 ? pair
4-button Iiraaa.it Rid. ana I <r?Mdarail *1 I pair
K-Lutwn lit i na id Kid Moaaq uatalaaa. ?l k pair
FAST blacr KIU OLOVEB.
44>attna l udii aaal Kid. plata tllb pair
4-liutton I nJrii.l Kid. aml.rutdi i i-d a ?RUpalr
H-buttua I'ndraaaail Eld Mouaqaatalna aK'i |jalr
4-bntt.ai Dn anl Eld. tdaia. IE- pair
4-botton Iiraaaed hid. atnlmildareil t^Upair
Miutuai Irraaaad Eul Mouaqiaatalraa ttiialr
rUKTI.K UOOE RID ULOVER.
.Vhook Duaaid Etd. rood quality...^... I pall
."-book Dmad Etd. lawt quality ?Mpa?
7-hook Dreaaed Eld. beat quality *i l|?V
Bill!Ml. DRIVIRU OK bictcuru UU>%
Earliah Doa-akia Haunt let oloraa *1 :&atf
Clievratieaudisantor baave: uaonllet tiloira ?1 TlaK
Btt kakln oanm.et (tlo\ea |I.K>M
Buckakin aad iHarahin ouaitdnad |I Ri|R
THE PALAM boval
(Continued ball a )
Some Krliable Cheap (iixjvr*.
of I
Wa o?rr oar UKXl IRE PIUHklV MOI ?ylt
T AIREE for HU iaaaaad irf Ml aaata llariua tkh^alal
(Coatlnnad balow. >
Tn SciniH Or Y.
WRadawaat knoaraf the "Palaaa Royal V Me. 1%.

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