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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-09-08
Mystic Societies.

GA Dannelly Chapter No. % o. Il. S. meets
first Friday night in each month. Mrs. J. II
RusseilvilIe Chapter No. 76 Il. A. II. meets
third Saturday night in each month. j. Nj.
Harkey. II. p. A. Il, Williamson. Sec.
Palestine Commandcry No. z, meets first
Monday night on or after full moon. Geo. g..
kimball. n. C., W.J Reynolds, Recorder.
Russellvile Lodge No. 2Ti, A. Z. and A. NJ.
meets iiist saturday night in each month. w.
NJ Peelcr, w. NJ, B. r. Jobe, Sec.
Ashley Lodge No. 5s5, X. 4 L. OF II. meets
second aud fourth Friday nights each month.
Il. +. Jope. Protector, j. f. Munday. Sec.
Banner Lodge No, 1853 X. OF n. meets first
and second Friday nights each month. j. W.
Prnitt, Dictator, Arthur Erwin Keporter.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-09-08

five miles east OF Carlyle. He is .
practicing physician also, and has
been very successful. From his ex-
traordinary location, his future there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

- 1t does not follow by any means that the foes
OF the Bell telephone have received a fatal blow
because the question of Jurisdiction mas been
decided against the government in the state of
Ohio The fighting has probably only just
begun. The number of rival companies that
stand behind the government and are inter
ested in its success is larger than most persons
suppose who have not studied the legal Htera-
1ure of the telephone. should they succeed in
their effort to annul the Bell patent, they will
turn their weapons against each other and enter
upon fTee-for-all combat. Although only q
few instruments have acquired any reputation,
the records of the Patent office show that the
inventions in this department reach into the
hundreds. and every patentee has his own
private stake in the general result. The proofs
OF priority, moreover, and of publicity, are
mostly of the circumstantial sort. One we'll
known inventor has an ingenious chain
of evidence, consisting in the main of mer-
Chants bills flu supplies used in constructing
his telephone. which he rugged up partly tor
his own amusement and that OF his friends, and
partly Tor convenience in communicating be-
tween two rooms in separate parts of q build
ing In which he kept a tinker's shop. For
another link he has note sent MIN by a promi-
nent tellow-townsman, who was customer of
his, Chilling him Tor neglecting a JOB in order
to potter with that talking toy" Such evil
dence as this, when il gets a chance TO make
Itself heard In court, consumes time not only
In its original statement, but in its summing
up and its consideration by judge or jury.
Efforts will n aturally be made by the worsted
party in every case TO procure a hearing on ap-
peal; and, in view of the Importance of the
issues involved, the courts will be disposed to
exercise patience. y glance over the field. on
the edges OF which SO many expectant warriors
are watching the contest between the govern
ment and the owners of the Bell patent is
enough to take away the breath of anyone who
values peace more than riches.
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To Advertisers.

Owing TO the pressure OF Geographic and other
news matter from noon up To the moment OF
going to press, it is absolutely necessary that
all advertisements intended for THE STAR of
the same afternoon should reach the Office be-
fore IL o'clock m.
This is especially demanded on Saturdays when,
in order torun of the mammoth editions OF that
day, the presses must start at least one hour
earlier than usual. An observance of this request
Will therefore not only be a favor to the office,
but an advantage 10 advertisers themselves,
since otherwise it is sometimes impossible to
properly classify or even to insert their an
no1nceInents.
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selected SKINS made up as Trimmings. Muffs.
Stoles. Boas, etc Prices low quoted for cheap
ana inferior limitations We keep in stock Only such
Furs as found in Furrter's weIlselected stock and
being content with small profit for cash sales.
quote prices fifty per cent lower.
fsr The stock lately purchased tor cash of man.
ufacturer who could afford to wait for the cold
weasher) includes the skins of Lynx. Opossums
beaytrs, Raccoons, Monkeys, Badgers. Black and
Gray Coaey Russian and silver Hares. Red and Sill
YER Foxes, etc.. We are having the skins made up as
Quickly as possible. Some on exhibition and after
November 18th. Prices will be quoted to astonish
yol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

Professor Paul Bert, the eminent physiolo-
gist, whose death is announced in a cable dis
patch from Paris, was known in this country
chiefly through the association of his name
with the defense OF a prosecution for cruelty to
animals several years ago. the basis of the
charge being the professors experiments in
vivisection. Among his own countrymen
however. he was almost as widely celebrated
in the character OF politician as in that of a
man OF science. One OF the most famous
literary forgeries OF recent years of his
authorship, and was used with striking effect
at q time when it was suspected that German
intrigue was foot to restore the Bourbon
dynasty TO the throne of France. 1t was an
alleged quotation from a proclamation issued
by Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia to his
troops at Sens, on the LIST of December, 1 SO
and ran as follows: '., " - :
Soldiers, Strain your energies to the utmost:
march forward TO divide this goddess land. This
band OF robbers must be annihiiated. The world
can never be at peace long as there exists "A
french people. Let il be rent into small parts
and they Will destroy each other. Then will
Europe remain tranquil tor centuries. Soldiers
whose hearts are flied with courage, the mo-
meni has come for victory or deetnr'
The sensation created throughout France by
the publication of this document in 1882 was
tremendous, and the German press took up the
matter anu promptly put its author TO his
proofs.
4tL>tsiluluS nalTeU OF royalty, bert
was very deeply interested in the case OF the
Count de Chambord when the latter was
stricken with his last Illness, and sent the dis
tlnguished sufferer a prescription OF his own de-
Vising. In this instance, however. il is possible
that his humane motives as p healer Of men
may have been tempered with the enthusiasm
of the experimental; and his radical soul may
have derived some satisfaction from the
thought that he could make use OF even a pre-
tender 10 the throne as a subject on whom to
test his new discoveries in maieria medica.
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UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
and attractive.
hand we wish to call particular attention of pat
rons to the fact that we have just received large line
PoKTIEKEs. RUGS. CURTAIN DRAPERY. EN-:
and various other articles numerous mention.
careful examination of the following prices will
city: ''' s00S are 'ea's 'ne 'nepe'' III '"e
LACE CURTAINS.
81 Russian border 3A2 yards long, twisted thread,
side border 3la yards long, striped CENTER 81 IS
pair.
Abeautiful Brussels effect entirely new g. 81 pair.
fine Shell pattern. very handsome, So So pair.
Anextra fine Guipure patteru double twisted thread,
$4.25 pair.
Raw Silk Turcoman Chenille Cross Stripe S4.25 a
beautiful Cross Stripe double Chenille Dado, g. 80
pair.
All Styles and Sizes.
Smyrna Rugs. NOTED. s5c: do, best quality door
best Quality Hearth Tes sise bureau Slze 00
49, OiLcLoiH.
new patterns. iOc. a yard; Shelf do new patterns.
scrim TOR curtains. &c, &C. yard Tapestry for fur
nture covering In an endless variety of styles and
BLANKETS
A good 1O-4 Blanket, 81. IS q pair q heavy ia
Blanket. 1925 pair; An Atwood la Blanket.
"a: rs pair: extra heavy lo4 Blanket o.. rs q
pair; an allwool l1-4 California, Blanket 1918 q
pair; heavy German Blanket $3.50 pair.
COMFORTS
A fine SileSia Comfort. best wadding So 40 an ee-
CANT Medallion Turkey Red, oil boiled, S3 49, French
Satteen best quality $500
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
We are now prepared to show complete Infants
Outfit in an entirely new stock Of goods from the
best manufacturers In both Long and Short Dresses
LOT !.
Long Dresses of fine Cambria with peated yoke a nd
three rows of Hamburg inserting and Hamburg Edg-
ing around neck and sleeve. for 5Uc
LOT z.
Long Dress of fine Cambria. with yoke of solid tucks
'N e'se "'' LOT B ~no See' g. % CHS
Short Dress of Striped Muslin. Mother Hubbard
style and just the thing for morning wear. 40 cts
Mother Hubbard Dresses, with yoke of solid tucks
back and front. Hamburg around neck and sleeves.
and i've tucks in skir, ~ cts
Infants Cloaks the largest and best assortment in
the city. We have q very pretty long Cloak, with
collar. piped with satin and trimmed with deep lace
In cream and tan' for - 1T So;
A short Coat Of fine cashmere, with collar piped
with satin aud trimmed with deep Lace in cream and
SHAWL DEPARTMENT
ton will pay you examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. We have now hand FULL line
Of Crepe de Chine Shoulder Shawls. Fichus and
Scarfs Also, Opera Shawls, Wraps and Blanket
ShawlS of every description.
Our Small show Windows do not afford US OPP
pOrtunty to display but few of the many Bargains
we have to offer our patrons The area which our
mammoth establishment covers is a surprise 10 all.
Do not remain in ignorance of 80 desirable shop
ping place, but pay early VISIT which cannot
fail to be to your advantage.
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We do not believe there is such thing as an
absolutely perfect-fitting Corset We mean by
this one that fits as q Corset ought tn Ill. We
do not believe there are two huma ! forms that
are of the same Identical meaSur ement Our
Lady Manager selects tnis stock with q knowl-
edge OF the M rits and dement's of the entire
range Of Cursets.
She claims that while none are perfect, and
the style that is becoming q. d comfortable to
one, may be the reverse to another. she Is pre-
pared to hit any form as neatly, and comfortably
as it can be fitted
The celebrated II. c." A La Persephone
Pars-Made Cor cts are the nearest to perfec-
tion we know of, and will constitute our 'spec-
ialty" until we secure better.
These COrSetS have SO mat eria1ly affected thu
sales of uther makes as to compel some dealers
to mark theirs down In order to find q sale for
them.
We venture the assertion that there are
more than double the quantity Of II. G." Cor
sets Soid than any other make.
The reason is obvious enough We keep the
full line, eight different shapes lengths and
qualities. and guarantee to tit any form. 81 30.
Sl.75, SAB, $50 and 81 IS per pair. Ifyou
have not tried them. do SO.
(Second floor: take elevator)
WOOnW ARD r. fnTupnD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

When the stockholders OF the Canal and
Aqueouet Bridge company shall have finished
their meeting on the 22d of November. there
will then remain less than a months time in
which 10 carry out the plans decided upon In
order To get the benefit OF the provisions OF the
Tree bridge bill This is what private parties TO
an ordinary business transaction would con-
slider pretty close corner in a matter of SO
great i'm pOrtaDce
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GOODS DEPARTMENT
The Palais Royal Competitors may quote "leade RS ,
ETC. but the regular prices of the Palas Royal will be
found in every instance lower.
&s- Strictly cash sales and purchases is the expla
natien
ILLUSTRATIONS:
Oriental Chenille Portieres, 3laxl1a yards, S79S a
pair. Sold elsewhere for $40.
Oriental Chenille Table Covers a. for sl.6S; 81
for SECS These Covers cost elsewhere 50. 25 and
$3.50 respectively.
Lambrequins-French Felt with applique work and
duplicated elsewhere under Csc.
Persian Tides-MOst beautiful Oriental DESIGNS
worked In colored woods and gold tnsel They have
frnged ends and are specially adapted for decorating
furniture, etc. The Paiais Royal price, ESQ., else
where, 81.
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ll..--- NOVELTIES
P1ncushions-Large size, satin covered. 39c
Some trimmed with lace and ribbons Sl.2a
Piacushions and Toilet Bottles covered with satin
and hand embroidered in elaborate STYLE 81 % set.
LACE TIDES ETC,
From Sc. to $685. at the latter price we show hand
made, antique lace Bed Sets.
rs stock Of 900 worth of Lace Tides to select
from
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we think almost every lady in Washington must
nave read our advertiseme of the other day. That
IT Is an Ill wind that blows nobody good is evident
III WAS hard on the Cloak Manufacturer but good for
tne Psiais ROYAL and its patrons. Though are Of
ierlng CLOAkS at half usua! prices are making @
fair profit Another illustration that cash purchases
are always The cheapest.
t SAMPLE BARGAINS
Making JACKETS, West of England Cloth
Double roasted, Fleece Lined. Tai,or-made 81 AZ
worth $3.50.
WALKING JACKETS Fancy Stripes and Checks
bound in silk Braid latest London STYLE So 81 worth
$1,000
Jersey JACKETS. Satin Finished, Silk Braid
binding. So 81 worth $3.50
.NE"MARKE1So Of Check Cloth. with Buttons to
match, Cape and Three Straps, Double reastp
Coachnan Back the very latest London importation
So. worth 500 So
WRAPS OF silk Astrakhan, Silk Lined Tailor Fin
ished. Sl4.4S. Would be a bargain at 500
SEAL PLUSH WRAPS. Real Seal Ornaments
satin Quilted, $50. Sold usually for $780, and cheap
at that price,
CHILDRENS CLOAKS, ETC,
lnaimost as large variety in ladies' goods and at
prices ocr competitors don't pretend to compete
against.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

Prince Waidemar deserves credit for being
the most cautious scion OF royalty in Europe
lie mas no Idea OF going to- reign for a little
while In Bulgaria at the invitation OF the
SobranJe and then quitting his pleasant posi-
and returning home al the invitation of a cor
PoraIs guard OF mutneers. Like dutiful SON
he turns the question over to his father for de-
cision, but does nOt delay returning thanks for
the honor II is an Old pair ofeyes that look
out through young WaIdemar's gold-bowed
SpectacIe>
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Are made in this country every year. A half
million is imported from France. This makes
one umbrella to every seven persons. The
other six when 1t rains have either to steal or
borrow one, stay in the house. or get wet Are
you the one ofthe seven. There Is NO reason
why everyone should not have umbrella
Our stock is the largest We ever carried which
is saying considerable. and we can give you q
better quality At the price than has been given
heretofore. Prices begin at T6c. and rise to 30.
For ordinary wear the best bargain we have
Is the Gloria Cloth Umbrella, 81. SO for 90 inch
and 81 for % inch.
Your money meets more than its equal in
these.
Second floor: take eevator.)
WOODWARD d LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

Representative Barbour of Virginia seems
well enough satisfied with the turn things have
taken in the politics of his state since he went
abroad II he is cOntented and the President
Is. what more can any one demand" Al the
same time, II does strike unprecedented OBJ
server as odd when a political leader declares
that the best way 10 increase the strength Of
his party is TO throw away such strength as il
already possesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

livery calculation OF the relative strength of
parties in the next senate is made without
reference TO Charles W. Jones OF Florida IL
seems pretty well settled in the minds of the
people al large that, whoever else may be re-
elected, he at least will not-unleSs Michigan
lakes fancy 10 send him here in Mr. Conger's
place His persistent residence in Detroit fairly
entities him 10 be considered an adopted citi-
zen. and he did not show himself enough OF a
democrat last session 10 interfere seriously
with his election by republican legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

Let US all give thanks that the President has
decided tor himself what the name of his couu-
try place Is 10 be- II required real force OF char
acier on his part 20 resist the determination OF
a score OF other people TO save him the trouble
Of a choice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

l,OME AND SEE OUR 81 CALF BOOT b FORE
Syou buy. worth 500, and n Kip Working Boot for
81 value 25o- our Sl5O cents Button. Laced and
Congress CATERS worth 81 the best shoe in the
ket i0T the price.
Our 81 Misses and Boys School shoe. hard 10 beat
thtidren's Polo Caps aud Hats from 70 cents Up
wards
Boys Knee Parts from As cents up
Al I9l4-lsl6 Pennsylvania avenue
Nd J. WsSELsY.
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s2e5.
We say all wool because we bought them for such
and they look like it-and we couldn't have given
you such suit earlier in the season for less than four
dollara-Among them are plain old fashioned
Sleeps gray that will keep the little folks and
snug as the robin in the barn with his head tucked
under his wing-plaid figures of double and twisted
goods-plain twiils disgonals.-An these suits
are plaited-One has belt-another has q belt,
and still another has half BELIEVE can only tell
you what was told us-that these are all WOOL
They mix things cuuningiy now that we cans be
sometimes called wash satinets-why wash-we
don't know unless it is because they will not wash
Remark that these are lower in price than you
can buy the printed satinets.-our buyer picked
these suits up in New York last week-from de-
spondent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS becauseof the
mild autumn.-We are never too full for bargains or
utterance.-we only have time to-day to tell you
about the bargains little boys collaborating
an opportunity early next week to inform you of
some things in the mems line that equally cheap.
sAKs & COMPANY.
The only things our buyer could pick up in five
dollar suits-were some nice corduroys-popular as
ever.-So to fill our gaps and to meet your wants
we take to-day quite number of styles that were
$3.50 and 5000.
and mark them down to the point
IS each
Last Saturday was a rainy day--yet we sold many
more boys goods than we did the corresponding day
of last year.-To-morrow we ask you to help us to
keep on beating the record-some nice things in
this week in the shape of plush-velvet-cor
and astrachan caps for boys.-We make you our
confidants in everything-and it's no secret that
selling about one-fourth of the entire valuation of
hats sold in this Disrict-for boys and men-As for
boys clothes no one passes US by.
sAKs & COMPANY,
CLOTHIERS, HATTERS. TAILORS
and
FURNIsHERS,
nol2 Seventh Street and Market Space
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a glance in the show window of the Pala,s ROYAL
VIII convince You we keep Fine Goods at moderate
prices visit TO the department. which is close to
door OF 1119 Pennsylvania avenue will satisfy YOU
that our assistants intelligent and gentlemanly
WILL YOU COMPARE
our zoe. satin Lined Puff Knot ard Flat SCARFS
with those sold elsewhere for :59c
Our 4ic. SCARFS in Puffs. Knots Four-in-Hand
ana LAT shapes with those sold elsewhere for 75c
Remember, manv of these Scarfs are hand-em.
brUidered in silk.
Our 6sc scARFS of Messrs- Fisk. Clark & Flagx
with those sold elsewhere for 81.
Our superb stock of NECkWEAR for Full Dress
wear with same styles sold elsewhere for twice the
money.
UMBRELLAS
The Umbrella Department is the largest In Wash.
ihgton, and prices are quoted nearly half those
charged by the majority Of stores
Six UMBRELLAS. with warranted Sterling Silver
Handles, -. IS. elsew here $3.50
SAX CMbRELLAS with warranted Ia karat roll
sold Handles. 81 IS. elsewhere So
l,OOo Novelties just received from London Tho
very latest styles of Handles No farcv prcea
s. Agents for the Genuine GLORIA, Cloth UN.
DRkILAS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

According To the New YORK Times the New
YORK San Is n very INSCRIPTIONS and unworthy
paper. In one respect, however, the Times,
ana very many other papers OF the country,
could take a lesson from the San, and that is in
the rule II has OF serupulousiy giving credit to
Us eoiemporaries for matter copied from them.
The W Washington column of the Sun is a model
OF fairness in this way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

Some of the newspapers are wasting a great
deal OF space In articles on the 'wise-Lamb
Duel" The very phrase is an ;.bsurdity. Wise
lambs, like wise men, don't fight dueIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

Jack Sharp pleads not guilty. They all do
this What Will the next plea be-insanity?
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE GIRL A
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