Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1891, Page 4

“THE EVENING STA WASHINGTON: ‘TRE EVENING WTAR bas the fulleat Leen! Ctreulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medinm is worth more thas all the ether papers pablished in Washington. ee ‘There seems to be reason for believing that the men lynched by the citizens of New Or- Jeans were all naturalized citizens of the United ‘States. The registrar of voters, who ought to know, smerts that they were all registered and voted at the last election. The constitution of Loniaiana permits a foreigner of requisite age to register and vote as soon as he gives notice of intention to become naturalized and before the naturalization papers are actually issued. ‘These voters are in demand and the conse- quence is that in most cases the emigrants are prepared for citizenship a+ soon as they arrive. ‘Thus the politician hastens the ilis that afflict his people by his greediness in securing voters for his party or himself. This matter will have © most important bearing on the international question. If all of the eleven lynched men were voters of Louisiana, as the registrar asserts, then Italy has uo ease whatever, and no right of remoustrance. If, on the contrary, as is alleged by the consul at New Orleans. and, it is understood, by the Italian minister here, these persons were Italian then there perhaps a nd for Italy to hoist the United States gov- ment responsible for doing all that is pos sible under our Constitution for securing dam- ages from the city of New Orleans. Indeed the New Orleans Picayune calls attention to this responsibility of the city for damages. That city on several occasions, notably in 1858 and in 1873, has had to pey heavy damages for losses of property inflicted 1953, afer the shooting by the Spanish govern- PLE. OUR ELEVENTH ANNUAL CLEAR- IN@ SALE COMMENCES TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), AND WILL CONTINUE FOR TWO WEEKS. DURING THIS SALE OUR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY WILL BE OFFERED OUR HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE AND UP- HOLSTERY FABRICS AT EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS IN PRICE. MANY OF OUR GOODS WILL BE QUOTED AT LESS THAN HALF THEIR VALUF. TO THOSE DESIRING FIRST- CLASS «ARTICLES IN OUR LINE THIS SALE AFFORDS A FINE OPPORTUNITY TO FURNISH A HOUSE SOLIDLY AND ARTISTICALLY AT A NOMINAL Cost. WE CORDIALLY INVITE INSPEC- Spanish residents of New Orleaas were assaulted ciant sami uunemmai and the consul of Spain was driven from his jnence. This conduct was denounced by wresident Fillmore. and the city was obliged to pay a considerable sum to the injured persons. Mob violence usually falls on the law-abiding portion of the community. In the instance of hist Suturday the supposed law-abiding part of the community were themselves, under great provocation, the law-breakere. They will doubtless have to pay heavily for what they have one, but they look for compensation to # purification of the system of criminal trials in the city and greater immunity from Mafia assassination, which they expect to result from the warning of the recert tragedy. oo Pennsylvania avenue, connecting the legisle- | tive and executive building; of the republic, is the great historic parad> str et of the Amezi- can continent. Hund-eds of thousands of in- anguration day visitors found their idea of Wasinington upon the spectacle which the ave- nue presents as the national parade ground. ‘Tur. Stax has steadily advocated every im- provement which would tend to udapt the avenne to this great purpose, and has opposed proposed changes which would de- tract from its availability in this direction. Ite surface from carb to eurb should be of asphalt, so laid ax to drain readily to both sides. No ridges of cobblestone or granite block should distigure the surface or divide the harmonious expanse into distinet sections. If rails are per- mitted upon it they should be grooved, and #0 laid as to constitute no obstruction whatever to wheels or the tramping feet of parnding bodies of men. Of course no lines pf poles for lighting or motive purposes should ever be permitted to stretch along the middle of the street, disfiguring and dividing its surface even worse than the cobblestone ridges. ‘The change of motive power by the railroad com- pany which occupies the avenue furnishes the convenient opportunity of making the rails and the paving between the tracks precisely what they should be, and the public will heartily in- dorse the purpose of the Commissioners to utilize thg opportunity. In improving the avenue for parade purposes ir this manner its general attractiveness will be increased, the wheel-wrenching objections tait for driving purposes will be removed, and it will be more easily and thoroughly cleaned. ‘The very slippery days upon which the cob- Diestones are supposed to vindicate their use- fulness and furnish reason for their existence are few in Washington, and on these days horves of uncertain foothold can use other thoroughfares on the steeper grades. It is not worth while to injure the avenue for the whole year in order to provide for these rare occa- sions a temptation to teams to place them- selves im the way of the more swiftly moving cablecars, thus inviting collisions. —_—_++2-__—_ Just what the connection is does not appear at this distance, but the dispatches from San Francisco announce that the Hearst funeral party—not to call it a cortege—yesterday took a trip down the bay in a government vessel and afterwards adjourned to inspect the Union Iron Works, which by the way by some inad- vertence on the part of the proprietors were not draped in mourning for the oceasior. The entire city of San Francisco.bas no doubt been plunged into gloom by the advent of these weeping visitors from Washington and it is quite safe to say that such an era of grief has sei not been witnessed in California since the last | “ADIES' VEILING AT cost. senatorial funeral which visited that suffering - state. Sorrow, aseversthing else in the golden | xapmes races ar cost. state. grows to enormous proportions and when the Washington contingent returns to the cap- ital the evidences of what its members have passed through will be unmistakably shown in | their faces and their general feelings, physical | INFANTS’ GOODS AT Cost. e and mental. = oo New Orleans, with the people at the highest piteh of excitement over the Mafia and the Mississippi raging just two inches below ite highest mark, is inastute of universal ferment. ‘The river and the people rive together. SUS a eee ae TICLE IN OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT. ‘The Supreme Court has no mind to be used a8 a foot ball by the counsel of the electric companies who object to electrocution. The eourt has advanced there cases on the docket. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. ALEX. MILNE, Sw 1214 F ST. N.W. Doveras & Buo.. 512 NINTH ST., NEAR F. HURRICANE SALE. ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS AT ACTUAL COST UNTIL SATURDAY, MARCH We want the money, you need the goods and they are YOUrS at actual cost; or, in other words, ‘what they cost us. The closing of sidewalk, caused by the building operations alove us, tosether with the inclement ‘weather, has interfered materially with our business during the past few weeks. ‘We have the goods of the best quality that mones can buy. and goods you use every day. Look through the store and you will see MANY things you NEED, and everything is yours at ACTUAL COST TO US, LADIES’ HOSE AT COST. LADIES’ GLOVES AT COST. LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS AT COST. LADIES’ APRONS AT COST. LADIES’ CORSETS AT COST. LADLE! COTTON UNDERWEAR AT COST. LADIES’ MERINO UNDERWEAR AT COST. RIBBONS, COLLARS AND CUFFS, TIES, TIDIES, STAMPED GOODS, TOWELS, FANS, POCKET BOOKS, WASH SILK AND EVERY AR- | ‘Space will not permit us to publish s full list of Prices, but believe us when we say that until further | motice we will sell our ENTIRE STOCK of Ladies’ Furnishings at ACTUAL COST. ‘nment has learned the character of the men, who are now no longer residents of New Orleans, it is more than prob- ‘able that negotiations of » werlike nature will | gracefully subsice | Senator Pierce hesitates between accepting the editorship of a newxpaper and the mission te Japan. He should go to Japan. A man who would hesitate under such circumstances might become a great minister. = ee ‘Thete is talk in Canada of arresting Farrer and other annexatiouists. Such a course of ac- tion on the part of the government would be 2 materializing aud selidilying of theannesa-| ay7 enh bom Gvutlemen will find it to their advantage to look over omr lime of Men's Fine Furnishings, where they will find full line pertaining to their wants. Store open until 9 p.m. Saturday. DOUGLAS & BRO., 512 Oth st., near F. meee ‘The full name of the late king of the Sand- wich Islands was David Laamea Komeeneee j Malinulani Nelviceiuckalina Lumiolani Kala- aca, and thoy called him “Calico” for short. Ip, ——— x ive Ovr Following the Minnesota style the Pennsyl- ‘Vania legislature has on hand a bill to pro- Lidit sctresses in tights eppearmg on any stage im that state. Are we to have an unti-tight epidemic 100? ge After all that was said the old tar state in- creased its school fend, provided for a state ox- hibit at the world’s fair and established a geo- logical survey. It sticks, as of old time, but to no dead pest ‘The sttention of the Italian navy ix called to| Mus. M. J. Hosr, ‘the treatment that even our own vessels re- 100 P et. nw., ceive when they comd too near our coasts | ‘or farther particulars consulf the officers of the Galena and Triana. re ‘St. Patrick ought to be satisfied, locally, with melo All impurities of the BLOOD. Stir up the liver, lutld np the system, regulate the bowels and pur the kidneysin a healthy condition with WILLIAMS’ BARSAPARILLA. Ut is guaranteed to cure all Biood and Skin Dis- cases, RAEUMATISM, Rheumatic Pais and muke a Heaituy Constitution of the money will be cheerfully refunded. 100 DOSES, 50 CENTS. F. 8, WILLIAMS & CO. wI7-St Drugwiste, under Masonte Temple. reese At agi, poeee Hag anst cgrond (rym New York and ls now prepared Te Tip che avin te sumation of ar customers SRA Os Taz Grovxy Fron THESE BRIGHT SUNSHINY DAYS ARE DOING MORE TOWARD REMIXDING THE ie GENTLEMEN OF WASHINGTON THAT e ~3 SPRING OVERCOATS ARE IN SEASON THAN WHOLE VOLUMES OF ADVER- TISING. RIGHT ON OUR GROUND FLOOR, JUST 48 YOU EXTER, YOU WILL FIXD THE SEW SPRING STYLES IN LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOATS-STYLES FOR THE DRESSY YOUNG MEN OF FASHION AND FOR MEN OF QUIET TASTR. OUR PRICES RAXGE FROM TEN DOL- LARS, WHICH IS AS LOW AS A RELIABLE GARMENT CAN BE SOLD FOR, TO THIRY- FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE BEST LIGET OVERCOATIN AMERICA, WITHSPLEXDID VALUES IN RACH INTERMEDIATE GRADE. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THOSE NOBBY ENGLISH TOP COATS, THE MOST , STYLISH GARMENTS IX WASHINGTON. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO.. AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 8.E. COR. SEVENTH AND D STS. N.W. 1891. aaa mhi7-e0 # Rea ie wn x & KIS@S PALACE, ti nu ‘eos. ‘812-814 7TH ST... ARE XOW DISPLAYING ADVANCE im x ft BS ft "et "SX EERT fee S&H BB OT or IMPORTED HATS, TOQUES AND BOXXETS om ’ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ‘MARCH 18 AND 19, ‘You and your friends are invited. THE BON MARCHE. “E4 EMBRACING ALL THE LATEST NOVEL-~ TIES FROM THE PARISIAN, BERLIN, LONDON AND DOMESTIC MARKETS. WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF OUK GRAND SPRING OPENING! Kou In calling your attention to our exhibit of Spring Millinery we would say that we think we have ex- celled all our previous efforts und expect to show you the larwest and finest assortment of Trimmed Hats ever shown in the city, prominent sinong which you It 812-814 7TH ST. W. A. Pumer & Co., Successors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, will notice the latest creations of such prominent Corner 8th Street. mediates as — ‘Mme. Virot—Euxenie—Heitz Boyer —Julia—Pony- ae. A YARD. anne—Bonnie — Virot Bertha—Eugenie Parisett — and A BARGAIN EXTRAORDINARY IN NEW STYLES OF NECK RUCHINGS. 962 yanis of Fine Neck RUCHINGS MANU- FACTURED to sell for 50c., 371¢c. and 2c. yard. ‘The above lot is the ENTIRE accumulation e of one of the finest Ruching manufacturers and. CANNOT be bought in any retail house in this or any other city in the country for less than Se., Ie. and Hie. yard, but as we closed out thelr entire surplus stock at a GREAT REDUC ‘TION, we have determined to sellit at a RI- DICULOUS price as a SPECIAL NECKWEAR ADVERTISEMENT. ‘There are 23 styles in the assortment, all of ‘You can take your choice uf yard or #2 dozen yards. ‘Margaurite Cretaux—and the latest creations of our ‘own modistes. ‘We shall be pleased to have you call. ‘THE BON MARCHE. Two Sranrizazs Ix Avnoxs, ‘The first is a Large White Apron, made of fine-quality India linen apronette, with deep finishing to satinette stripes at bottom, deep hem, long, full strings, well made,T yard deep. 1%, yards wide. Kegular price, 4%. Our STARTLING price, 25c. each. 5 ‘The second isa Large Gingham Apron, made of the best Manchester wingham, in checks and plaids of different co'ors, well and strongly made, 1 yard deep and 1 yurs wide. Regu- Jar price, 45c. each. Our startling price, 25e. each. Would call your attention to complete assortments: of Spring Goods in all departments. WRAP DEPARTMEN™. All the novelties in Reefers, Blazers and Capds At eS. ‘We offer the best Reefer and Blaser Jacket inthe city. MISSES’ BLAZERS AND REEFERS, CHILDREN'S REEFER JACKETS. ‘Would like you to inspect them. Corser Sprctat. The ‘*Sonnette” Corset, No. 2, made by tho famous C. P. Corset Company. This Corset 1s made of fine French cou:il, well boned wit real bone, extra louz, }-look steel, double bus: Protection steel. A splendid value for #1. Our special price, Tie. each. Another CORSET SPECIAL is the *Son- nette” Corset, made of extra-fine French sa: ine, WARRANTED FAST BLACK, finished” neatly and well made in every particular. This Corset is a low value at $1.3. Our special price, #1 pair. i NOTE.—Both of these Corsets mentioned LACE DEPARTMENT. ‘TWO PROMINENT FEATURES. DEMI FLOUNCINGS AND 45-INCH BLACK AND BLACK AND COLORED EMBROIDERIES. above are GUARANTEED perfect fitting. If | INPANTS' WEAR. UNDERWEAR. any Corset bought from us does not fit or suit HOSIERY. in every way bring them back and the money 2 will be refunded with pleasure. GLOVES. = HANKERCHIEFS. Have yon seen that 38e. RIBBON for We? Tt JEWELRY. ig.a baryain that nuone should miss, All of the new ening shades in extra-quality silk, 3% inches wide, 19. yard. All departments replete with the Latest Easter Nov- elties. OPENING DAYS, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 18 AND 19. W. A. PIERCE & 60., Successors to E. G. Davis, 710 Market Boece, ‘We hope to have you call. 1 Cor. Bey st. THE MARCH 17. 00 r y 2 ¢ Couews Trnnnxa Srone, $s Fag 33 ELEVENTH STREET NORTITWEST. Bus “OO NNN Brans 0! 8. Cohen & Co... Boston. Novelties in Buttons are being recelved daily. A RRR COO H A RRR “‘Square” Smoked Pearl Buttous in matched sizes, ke BR OG. H HE Pear!, Olives, White and Smoked. MOM AAR Se nH . Silk Cons, all colors. uMaa — SER = Silk Braids, Black and colors. Black Sux Hercules Braid. mbl7—, 316 7TH STREET N.W. Black Military Braid. Colored Military Braid. Black and Colored Mohair Soutache Braid. Staple Notions and Small Wares of every description at lowest prices. De Lons's Hooks and Eyes (patent), in White, Black and Drab. Silk Corset Laciuxs, 5 yards long, in all colors. Black Silk Shoe Laces. Glove Threads in packazes, Dress Shields, all reliable makes, Feather-stitched Brakis, White and colors. We it assortment a Gente’ Handkeretiefs left; which we are closiuetout ee Jens than cost. THERE HAS BEEN AN UNUSUAL DEMAND ALL THE WINTER FOR LADIES’ LOW-CUT SHOES. THEY ARE MUCH LIGHTER, SOFTER AND MORE COMFORTABLE THAN HIGH-CUT SHOES, AND, WORN AS THEY ARE WITH LEG. GINS, JUST AS WARM. OUR STOCK OF THIS CLASS OF FOOTWEAR 18 COMPLETE. ‘WE HAVE: Ladies’ French Kid Oxford Ties, either ‘COMMON sense, Opers style, with low or THE BON MARCHE. | Or Vass To You. ‘The Palais Roysl is overcrowded with Spring Goods im every department. We point each evening in this coltmn to the latest arrivals and to those goods that are particularly goed bargains. Such » guide is of ‘value to you. ERE IS AN ILLUSTRATION, ‘Spring Underwear is all in. Theshelves and counters are crowded. How are you to know without being told that we have among the stock a job lot of Ribbed Lisle ‘Vests ut 40c., really worth 75c. Only 10 dozen of them, in Pink, Blue, Cream, Ecru, White and Flesh, ‘TWO BARGAINS IN HOSE. ‘We told you yesterday of Lisle Hose, offered at 35c., that are worth from 0c. to $1.8 pair. “This morning's Fesponse prompts the hint that those who want the Paria novelty stripes or the **C. G.”" Lisle Hose for ‘S5e. must not expect to find them here always—or for long. Among this morning's arrivals are two cases of Extra, ‘Fine Cotton Hose—-40 gauze—a quality that nsually re- tails at 5c. a pair. We offer them at onl; 8 pair. uppers of stripes, de. GOOD OBEAP CORSETS. ‘Three bargains—First, An English Coutil Corset, made to our special order, has lately arrived. 75c_ instead of $1, because not finished as onlered. Your ain, the manufacturer's loss. Second, $1 for $1.35 Black Sateen Corsets, reduced room for the summer Corsets that will shortly arrive. ‘Third, $1.50 for our New French Coutil Corset, with the typical Parisian high bust and long waist. (62.25 worth of style and $2 worthof qua'ty for $1.50. THE LATEST LONDON GLOVES. Ladies' 4-button English Dogskin Walking Gloves. A little heavier than American Indies have worn but in London today. Have a pair tried on at our risk. ‘You'll find them perfect Atting. $1.25 pair. NOT YOUR LOSS NOR OURS. NECKWEAR. —Jabots of Chiffon, in Biack, White, Gray, Yellow, Pink. Silk embroidery. Those are the Jabots that retail around town at 75e. They are superior quality, very pretty and stylish and there- fore well worth 75e. A inanufacturer’s necessity: brings them to you at half price, :i5c. each. ‘Windsor Scaris come to you in the same way—AT | HALF PRICE. Made of India silks, light and dark | Srounds, with polka dots, figures, stripes, &c. 36 inches long—a labger Scarf than usual for 2c. Half price, 123¢c. each. ‘Mull Ties from the same source—two for the price of one. Hemstitched, tucked or embroidered. Choose from 100 dozen of them. 12}c. each. DECORATIONS FOR HOME. ‘Madres Drapery Scarfs, with silk band borders. The quality that sold in winter colorings at 49. We show the new spring shades. 8c. each. Headrests of Tussore Linen and China Silk, with tinsel braid trimming. All colors and. co!or combina- tions. The price doesn’t represent the cost of ma- terials. 85e. eact. Orfental Table Covers, in spring _ shades. 146 yards square, $1.80 quality, for 81.49. 1% yards square, #2.48 quality, for $1. yards square, Er. ‘$3.98 quality, for $3.49. Only 2 dozen all told. ASK TO SEE THESE. The ‘*Bernhardt" Cape, the London Coaching Jacket, the Nail Head and Bow Knot Laces, the Lon- don Coaching Parasols, the new style Colored Silk Sur. Umbrellas. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Laws Mesr Reso Ture. If you have not selected your spring dress congratu- late yourself. Our buyer bas just retuned from New ‘York and tells of lucky purchases, the most fortunate being 15 pieces of Camel's Hair Plaids and Stripes in lovely shades of Grays and Tans. They have sold wholesale at 863, cents and retailed at 81.250 yard! The lot has been closed ont at G5 cents. We pass them on toyou at a small advance—at 75cents a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Wor You Ba Dirrerexr Would you have a spring dress that is unlike any otber in this city? For $10, $12.50 and $13 wecan supply you with Paris Robes of Camel's Mair Plaids and figures that really are exclusive styles. You'll find here also French Robes that are very scarce—nev- eral of the leading merchants have one or two dress Patterns. You'll notice them ticketed in the windows: “Exclusive Designs.” We are offering them below Prevailing prices. Knowing that the bulk of the dress roods business is to be done prior to Easter, we reduce Prices for Novelty Woolen Fabrics now, enabling us to devote our counters after Easter mainly to Ginghams, ke, (Continued below.) Os Sua Ir Be Turse Easter is near. No wonder your spring dress is in your mind. If you haye any idea of a suit of English Broadcloth we beg to remind you of this opportunity tosave a dollar or so inthe cost. Our late purchase enables us to offer you qualities for $1.50, $1.25, 91.15 and 81 that will save from 25 to 75 cents per yard. Among the colors are twelve lovely shades of ‘Tans, Grays and Modes. The silicia waist linings to match; also silk gimp edge and pesri buttons for trimmings at proportionately low prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Some Veny Scance Suapes. Bluet is the latest craze. It {sa tint of color sone- thing like seen in ragged robbin. Then there are five new shades of Gray and three lovely tints of Tan that are newand scarce. We have all these and 21 other shades in our 8c. Silk-finish Henriettas, im our 0c. (Cashmeres and in the G&c. Foule Serges. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) A Paice Sunrase. ‘Those Piaid and Check Camel's Hairs, also the Chev- fots in mixtures, including the Art Shades of Tans, Grays and Modes, are ONLY 50c. A YARD. Looking ‘at them in the window you'd jude them the goods that are selling everywhere at $1.25 a yanl. Where's the difference? Of course there is a difference, but beesees ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. {Continued below. Heangvanrgas Fos Trnounes. * For authority we refer youto the leading modisten Boot _patterns—boots of dress goods shades with |” they doubtless will be as fashionabls bere as they are axe. ame ze pa a ele gdiSillt Window Chatr, only. $12.50. Reitnoed from we ee $20, Reduced from $37.50. Se heres eNe Ere Room Chairs, so'sa ‘trout s 6 very handsomely ise rm Umass fo haath above, 2 0aa Han. SPECIAL. 100 Kock century Anish, Sonty. well hb $10. 90. Soin . bm, it a "Hu back Rockers, our leader, st | AShatrieare Tab eet onk ond mshocamy, $19 each. : a “oak a B00 Towel Macks. beveied plate eluee, Ol each. ‘Oak “Chiffonier, 3 ena ieieyee ‘lose, Ou 1 , Ly 87. went Oo 2 oviaized trimamincs.onty #7 we SURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY cae ied regan. “auahidys watch wl be Saige 50 Pieces Silkoline wit! yard, Foneriy woud at ahrand Sse ee ee Furniture. ‘Coventne. hota in price because something has to be sacrificed to make | per ie ie, Pairs Velour Gon Cream, Hehiotrope, Olive S Bodiased froma Gat 8 pte ‘72-inch Portieres. Reduced from @18 te pairs Ni ham Laces. i Pen iaaaes oo 3 Reece pokeaumierlinae ofa ey 34 polra Nottinchams 7 pairs Nottinchan Laces me Je tincham Laces. Ghats & pairs Swiss Leven. liza Irish Point Laces, #12, ‘ottineham Lace Sed Sete. Reatuce from 430 8 = aT Pe EM YT gts Po. EERE Y ae One “opening” yesterddy was a success. We ex- pected it would be—our part had been done so com- pletely. That is just what it was—an ‘opening’ —a beginning of a vrilliant geuson. With eo many things tolook at it would not Be surprising if something | slipped by without being noticed. We hope those FIG- | CRED and PLAIN COLORED FRENCH ORGANDIES Were not among the unseen. We showed them with the other “Wash Fabrics” on the second floor. ‘they came to Washington on our order direct trom Paris. We ‘vere almost afraid they would miss the exhibit- but ood fortune favored us. We picked the patterns— named the colors—and-made the price. Ail three will please you. A variety tochoose from—40 cents a yard. ~—x—Do yon remember what a choice c.1- lection of PRINTED PONGEES we had laid out? , We have strenethened that assortinent with 150 more pieces, Pretty patterns, richer than the first lot, if such a thing could be posai- ble. Thess are pale shades, most of them— colors that stick. 32 inches wide, 15 cents yard. There is a rare line of the imported ‘38-inch INDIA DIMITIES. The patterns ond colorsare of “high flavor.” Wide enough and cheap enough-35 cents a yard. —x-—A half-bundred more Lotus Cloths is a last week's purchase—Piaids and stripes— ‘ook our eye"—Sure they will yours—15 cents a yard. ~—x—— Fifty pieces of DOMESTIC CHALLIS Were with them. We had the choice of a lane Jot and these are best—18 ceuts ouly--pret’, as ‘they are. —x—""It never rains but it pours." ‘There are twenty-five more pteces of OUTING CLOTH —ai terns than these pre- yard. of PERSIAN CASHMERES-—will wash you Anow—is all 10centsa yani now. e aro nothing if not orieinal—Let us think of out new FIGURED LAWNS at 25 centea yard. And the hundred ani fifty pieces of new GING- HAMS, TOILE DU NORD, **A.F.C,."" AMOS- KEAG and BATES’ SEERSUCKERS st 12) —4-4 CHINTZ and CLOTHS at 123centsa yard. —x-—44 LONDON SHIRTING—15 cents yard. ——x—FANCY STRIPED TICKINGS—20 cents and 25 cents a yard. No matter what width of BED TICKING you want sou @will find we have it just that wide—and at your Price. —x——FANCY SILKALINES—who would think of such patterns in such costiess ma- teria!—Iie., 18:., 20c., and 25e. Quite the craze for fancy work. ——x—ARNOLD'S INDIGO PRINTS_8 conts a yard. —x-—BLUE DENIMES—25 cents yard. —x—-BLUE CHECK SHIRTING—12% cents a yard. These ‘WASH GOODS” you cannot slight nows- days. ‘The older the season the roster your need. ‘Now the line is as iuli as an will have sbopping to do among this ‘earlier—the greater satistaction. Reefer Jackets— notched collars -atitched eiges perfect fittime. Sizes 3t2 to 42. $5 each. — Aline of All-woot Jackets, in Ten and Gray Checkswide roiling collars—finis sd with double rowof pearl buttoms—pertect fitting a sizes. —€6.75 each. — A line of All-wool Jackets, in Blue and Black 87.50 each— Aline of Fine English Twilled Cloth Jackets —reeler fronts—some with notched collars, others plain—fancy frog fasteners—satin fac- ings—all sizes, ——#10 each. —— A line of Fine Twilled Cloth Jackets detach- able Vest fronts—tk faced collar finished with, ilk cord. ~—811 each, Aline of Fine All-wool Cloth Jackets square collar—iined throughout with silk—fancy ilk loops—perfect Btting—all sizes. —#12.50 each. —— A line of Sicilian Silk Short Wraps—full lace siceves—back and {rout trimmed with silk gimp And garnished with silk ribbons —ail sizes. —#12.D each. — Aline of Fancy Silk and Lare Wraps—finted lace collars—long ribbon ends—full Ince sleeves ilk lined all sxzes. ——#15 each.— A line of Novelty Short Wraps in silk and lace bias folds of Io front and back high flaring collar, edged with silk simp~silk lined—vory dressy—all sizes. $20 each. — A line of Imported Novelty Lace Wraps— puffed silk yoke—fuli tace sleeves—iong frouts of wide silk ribbon—fluted lace coliare—very handsome garments . —#24 each. —— A fall line of Fine English Cravenette Shower- proof Garments in Navy Biue, Tan and Black— ‘eam also be used as sprine wraps—all sizes. —-$12 50 to $L5 each. A complete: line of Spring-weizht Long Gar- ‘ments in ali the new shades and shapesat popu- lar prices. ‘We also invite your inspection of our many novelties in the “*Stanley* and “Cavalier” Biacx Goors Deranruenr. THE PRIESTLEY SILK WARP HENRIETTAS. The strongest word that we can my of any Black Dress Goods is that it's from Priestley. Wespeak today particularly of their Silk Warp Henriettas. Made of the purest and finest silk, combined with the best Australian wool; dyed from the natural color (Gray), as only the En- lish folks can dye. Especially do they commend themselves for their superior draping qualities. The woo! «ives softness, the silk roundness and elasticity of fold, so that the desired effet is produced easily and with a small amount of material. They never fray nor slip: neither do they crock, grow rusty. nor change color. ‘They come in two shades o? Black—Jet and medinm. None genuine unjew rolled on the —and 3. yard.—— * We call particular attention to our $1.25 @rade. d (First floor, annex to 10th st. building. ) Ovexixc Or Easter Canvas 5 AND NOVELTIES... PRANG’S CELEBRATED CARDS AND BOOKLETS. Handsome and unique novelties in Celluloid and Porce‘ain. Satin Boox Markers, suitably inscribed, all in the very newest designs. Special lot of Easter Cards, with easel backs. Snver Wane Deravresr, SOUVENIR SPOONS. Another supply.of Sterling Silver Souvenir ‘Teo and Coffee Spoons came in today; several desisens. Coffee size, with gold bowls, £81.25 each. — ‘Tea size, 81.75 each. — st floor, 11th st. building.) LasorSavixe Trews [sx Lise DEPARTMENT. A novelty in facings the BIAS VELVETEEN DRESS FACING, Consisting of aroll of Velveteen about an inch, and a qiarter wide and three yar! ue ‘cut on the bias and realy for bin tom of skirts in place of the to; braid, which soon cuts out, while the vel- veteen will wear af long a8 the ondiuary dress. We have it in all shades as well as Black. Such a facing ix not only serviceable, Dut ix easily applied and torus a festionable finish to the bottom of tne dress skirt. Ladies’ tailors. drewunakers and ‘Jadios in genera! should avail theucselves of this great cou Ready-cut Sty Euoelish sizes, st Visine, ‘ilesias "sure ‘Tailors’ Tytmanines of ali Kinda, tnchuai i Buttons, Braids, Silks, Malian "Serine Buckles, &e. aspecaity snd carry aconplete line. ny styieo: lining yuu may desire te very to he found here, " (Pirst floor, 10th st. building.) Taree Tavonzaxy Lvrats Is Mews ‘Men's Colored Hordered Heuistitched Hand. platted back, fall lene: No. 415, Pine Imported Clay Worsted. to Black, handsomely finisiowl With welt seat. sdjuste: Bie yest. donbie-breamed efit. making an exirene'y nobis Ow Children’s Dresemaking Department is. | BP, and our many hands are just as busy ae Easter orders. You are yet in time ace Yours this week. Remember, you gr jes that you cannot get elsewhere im the « 12TH AND F STs., KAUPMAN &@ SICKLE. a pon xX o> ror Rs, Rr Ty Bb 8S SRY i bow’ “oo? X XS r TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT Come and convince yourself of Our lange assortment uf SPRING GOODS At prices lower than any in the city. Below we cite to youtwo of three specialties in « few of our wany departivents DRESS GOODS. 100 Robes in spring shades. worth $4.50. Asa speci® #108 424uch Henrietta, new spring shades, As a apectalty Site, Pure German Linen Dress Fabrics, imitation of Silk, th checks and plaids, worth 50. Asa specialty DRESS TRIMMINGS. We are now able to show a full line of Domestic Dress Gimps, Fotnts and Meadinss others we cempot beip but meut 1 Jot of All-silk Poiuted Dress Giunys,tipored to re: tail at SOc. a yard, witch we will put on our counter Asa specialty at Loe. a yard Gold oF River Braids and Cords frou 4. 8 yard up. lot of Silk and Tinsel worth 730. a yard. Asa mpectaity 46 All-wool ‘worth 73. BUTTONS. Jot of Fancy Metal Button dozen. hades, worth 200. @ Asa specialty Lie.ouly 5900 dozen of large size Pearl Buttous, worth 100. 8 dozen. Ase specialty 4c. 350 grows cirst quality Pearl Buttons.smualier sige, worth 12}. a dozen Asa specialty Se. a doren. Weare able to show a lance line of novelties In anr Button departines It will be to your advantage to convince yourself of what we linve toid you above and call at STRASBURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, ty 404 and 406 Teh wt. now. Ovex Au. Niotr. For the accommodation of our customers und the public we Will keep our store open all wuckt In Chane of Pexinterest Pati. tm |S FB NILLIAMS & 00., DRUGEIST UNDER MASONIC "TEMPLE, Cor, th and. PRESOLL Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced tn ther Ww, fee purest turer. We cheerfully invit this departivent by physicians. 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