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KAHN Il FREIBERG
Corner Main and Poplar,

Have prrch ased fr,m B. Lowen-
stain & Bios. an entire line OF La.
dies, Misses, Childre as end Mems
finest Shoes at Oh lot price. about
4Oc on the dollar-they retiring
from the shoe business. Only tioest
Philadelphia add New York goods.
Prices as follows: SOC, Misses and
Children's Toes and Newport5, SOC
5O,, 75c, L. dies Kid Beaded Toe
Slippers, 75c. 81 so, 81, Pniladel-
phia finest Buttoned Boo's, 81.
81, 81 25, Misses finett Kid Shoee,
81. 81 Is, They must he sold, az
we cannot carry $4,000 worth OF
fine shoes.
Lsces, Lace Flouncing anG Over
dressing Ecru, white AM gold, only
10 be had at the genuine, original
Kahn & Freiberg's at song.
l5c, zoe, pure, tioest Linen Lawn,
zoe. 15c, Sateen Navy, dotted, reg
ulsr price Acc. l0c, 123c, Brown
Dress and Apron Linen, l0a. lOc,
sac. extra wide, Cheviot, SIC, l0c.
10, "Gems" Plaid Sheer Main
SC oks, lOc. &c per yard, geo pieces
new patterns of Lawn, sc. L1cies'
Hats, trimmed or untrimmed, at
actual half price. The GROCER stock,
| the DevereuX stock must be closed
out.
KAHN d FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar.
P.e.-Gent'emeu will please bear
in mind our B fillmore finest, slight
/ w wet, Clothing. Call early Mon
day.
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1t has been our custom for years
past to inaugurste on the lst OF
June a clearing sale OF all Ladies'
and Misses SILK aud WoIs'ed Cos.
tunes. We commence this annual
clearing sale tomorrow,
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Coal.
Rnnns ErescOed

from 70 upwards in the latest styles.
II II. Never, No. 227 Second street.
Call at once or send postal for designs
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AMnSEMFNTS.
.ssT METHODIST CAURCi
ENTERTAINMENT,

AT BETHEL BUILDING, ADAMS ST.
Thursday Evening, June Sd.
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BLACK SUMNER DRESS GOODS.

1t is we'll known that French
Black Goods retain their color and
luster better than any other. All
goods advertised in the following
list are OF French manufacture aud
of French dye, except those less
than 25c yard.
AtSl 25 Double -width IA inches
French Etamine Lagrande, re-
duced from 81 p.
| At 37Jc Dauble-width (42 inches)
French Battle, lace effect; for
merly zoe.
| AtSl 80 Brocsde and Boucle Can
| vasCloth, Sat net tripod Etsmine
and Corded Bilrrltz, all the very
| latest novelties; regular price
| So and So 80.
| A.75c the Persian NJ 'ndelsy Cloth,
| beautiful, smooth, all-wool
fabric; worth III on.
AtlOc and 22la job lot OF good quail
II ity, plain and lace effect, Ameri'
can Black Goods.
AT 47Ic Double.width Ceylon Alba
II tross paris dye); formerly 7oe'
| At 81 95 handsome Combination
II Suits of Lace Nuns Yelling, and
ii plain to mach; worth $40.
! ASH rs ell our Combinations Of
II foe Black Goods; formerly
ii $lS so.
| A. 1927 80 two elegant Comblna'
tons OF Paris Velvet and E,a
mine; reduced from $50.
Also 1000 yards OF best French 5 Ii
Grenadine, made in the new
mesh, with or without Bro cadec
Grenadines to match, all at lesI
than half value.
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COLoRED DRESS GOODS.

OUU pcs OOlUIcu Nuh u 'V.ANS' 80
wool, PLAN and figured, at the
remarkably low price OF l9c a
yard.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES.
French Casimeres, in stripes and
checks, light weighte, for Ladies'
Tailor Suits. Ladies' who intend
visiting other cities should buy |
lhsse goods II aveing Suit.
They are all the rage st tho water
ing places and summer resorts.
Made 60 Ord0r-TailOr style.
We call the attention Of every
laly in Memphis to our Grand
CLEARING Sale OF
COLD EMBROIDERED ROBES. |
The facts Of this Clearing Sale
| are so far beyond anything hereto
| fore attempted in Memphis that no
one should miss II.
1000 Beautiful Embroidered
Robes,
| in boxes, will be displayed TO
| MORROW'in center allie white
Goods Department. at prices I'M
heard of heretofore. We have
divided the lot as FLOWS, making
prices uniform:
| All those that We re fold for Sl4 up
| to 500 are reduced TO the
| Uniform Price Of % 20.
| All those that were sold for $40 to
$l3 80 are reduced 10 the
| Uniform Price OF 90 90.
All those that were sold for S. 30
and 81 are reduced TO the
Uniform Price OfsA 10,
Come TOMORROW early, You
cannot resist buying Robe. Also
in tame depar ment
5000 pcs new India Linen at 1910,
15c and zoe.
1000 pcs Checke d and Plain Lawn
at l5c, lac and zoe.
To- MORROW we exhibit our en-
III tire importations Of
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS
AND
FRENCH oRGkNDY LAWNS.
II HUMMER MILLINERY.
10000 Ladies', Misses and Chill
III dren's Straw Bonuets and Hats
ii at 25r, 50c aud 75c.
ASP new Flowers, Feathers and
ii Trimmings.
II SPECIAL NOTICE.
For one week, commencing to-
morrow, we will trim all Hats and
BOnnets
Free Of Charge,
the material being bought in our
house.
i Il there anything more suitable
for ihs season, more serViceaDle
than Genuine
CHINESE P0NGEE SILK!
Doubtful. We have2O Iieces at
SOC, 40c, SOC and 75c.
% Embroidered Pongee Patterns al
SIS, 1926 and $50, atSilk Counter
NENKEN AND COMPANY.
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ON THE INCREASE.

This week We hal a regular pic
nc. Our s4les doubl d last week
aniv,t We have SH0ES aud SLIP
pERS enough to supply everybody
n M,nplis. We mean what We
psv. Our gools are all New aud
Freah, and we sell cheaper than
NY house in the city. Come aud
4te "a.
LINKHAUER < LEHMAN,
oo2 Main street. Marble Book.
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IARPENFERS AND JOINEkS OF
AMERICA.
LOCAL UNION NO. 40 will Eiyea PIn n y
At E%TIV<L PARR, WEDNESDAY,,
JUNE 2, 1886, with Arnold's Full Band IN
attendance. No pains win be spared to make
All mi aFor's will be {, ade TO obtain the pres
enre of p, j. MCGUIRE, the General Seers-
taTy Of the order, and also I, V. POWDER
~ rs whole affair will he an enjoya5,e
one. TICKETS, 80 cents; Ladies Tree 70
impropsr characters will be admitted; No
return checks will be given after o'clock,
Rarrel, B indfold and SACK Races Will De on
hand for the fun of the little folks.
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TO LOAN.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

DOG-Scotch collie, black with tan points,
u answers to the name Of Queen. Liberal
reward will be paid for Der return T. NO. ~
Mulberry street, and no QUESTION: asked.
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FOUND.
PERSONAL.

A NEW PROCESS-For making old COL
IA lars and cuffs look new. zee adVertse-
ment of Memphis Steam Laundry.
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WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Tomorrow, in reality, commences
the greatest bargain sale ever
known to the trade in this depart
ment. Our variety of bargains are
too numerous to mentiou. Ladies
should not fail visit our White
Goods Department.
100 doz Ladies' all-iuen hem.
stitched, colored border handker-
chiefs at l0c.
50 doz Ladies' all-linen hem I
stitched handkerchiefs, colored
border, at lie; sold everywhere
for 25c.
% doz Ladies' hemst tched print
ed Sheer linen handkercnieis at
2jc; real value, 60c.
Lace Yoking tomorrow at l5c.
Baby Caps 25c, Soc and toe.
ParasOls! ParasOls! ParasOls!
Reduced I Reduced! Reduced!
| BOBINET MOSQUITO BARS
MADE TO ORDER.
| Extra large size Gauze Bars,
Canopy Top, for " 90.
| Just opened another 500 doz lot,
well-made and perfect fitting Gen
tlemen's laundried and unlaun-
dried shirts. The spot to buy
shirts and underwear is at
HUNTER BROS.
100 doz celebrated Hero Shirts at
SOC
100 doz of Hunters custOm-made
Pleated B som Shirts at 88c.
100 doz Laundr ed, Open'Front
Shirts, fit guaranteed, for 81 %.
Bargains 10 Gents Underwear.
Rargaiusin Gents Collars and Cuffs.
Bargains in Gents Suspenders.
Barga MS in Gents Scsrfs and Ties.
Bargains in Gen 8 Hosiery.
100 pcs 45.inch embroidered Swiss
Flouncing, Just received and will
be on sale tomorrow.
Our great sacrifice sale ofhosiery
will continue this week Our stock
must be reduced regardless OF price
HUNTER BROS.
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AUCTION SALES.
BRAND NEW ROCKAWAY.

DhAND M W HVO"H '"
1 will sell to the highest bidder June
sth, az IL O'Clock n. m, corner Main
and Madison sts., one NEW RocKAWAY.
S. W. GARRISON. Trustee:
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STRAYED.

MULE-Dark brown mare mule, from
fore shoulder; had bride on. Liberal re-
ward paid for her return to my residence
S0i Main street. r,,nn v.rpS
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BBChAnN
HARNEY HUGHES .......................Ieaeher
SCHOLARS:
n. u.,rv Graft. L. B. Mcfarland,
n HOE e Usmmond DIR. A. Erskine,
NJ non a n wo,thar,oTd. DR.. X. W. Mitchell,
"; VI ~ aaIIaWay, DR.. Heber Jones,
S S IN Rssting. Emme' Howard,
DR., ]. B. Sawyers, papney ecAles'
IL = Wv Royster, +. t. EdmondsOn,
M NJ n W Heiskell, 0ryille Yerger,
Moses KAtIenberper, IL MAlohS,
Mai. j. j. Murphy hon. va ey 1OunS
H non " Diilard, Bon. T. W. Brown,
N ~ n T,s,evant, Hon. II Cummins,
H. - II n. FIIett, Ralph Davis,
H. n NJ Estes, W. ID. Cannon,
n NV Nstcalf Hon James NJ. Greer,
81 iasisb Patterson, Gen. A. j. Vaughn,
n PATTERSON. Geo. Dillam,
~ n Foikes. W. Il. Gleason,
" HHg. G. Weatherford,
-. IN 80. &c osbments included
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ESIDENCE-FC three or six months,
IN my residence in the citv Of Fort smith,
hon az with ten rooms, in the most desirable
part OF the city Good we'll of water and
hydrant in the yard; house furnished with
gas; near street car line; every convenience
Vi RID. SEALS,
Fort Smith, Ark.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS!

800 Back Satin Parasols lined,
lace-trimmed, 81 rs.
SOL Silk Serge Sun Umbrellas,
Celluloid handles, 81 So.
500 Xxx Silk Serge Sun Umbrel-
las, fine handle S, So 80.
500 Childran's Sateen Parasols,
Canopy top, 35c.
500 Misses fine Paraso's at low
est who 'esale prices.
All novelties including the Mika-
DO, Alameda, MsuTesques, Black
and Cream Lace Covers, Coachings,
silk Umbre la1, etc, will, be sold
at factory prices.
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FOR RENT.

DOoMs-N Newly .papered; ouCpishsS. OF
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Muste, ReeItatiOns, Refreshments'
Spelling Zee.
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DOOM - Nice. front room, furnished or
cistern water. oo OOOhI d.
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Never in thu history of the Dry
Goods Trade in Mem phis was there
a sale OF fine Dress Goods COM
psrable with our grsst fa'e To-
MORROW. Unequalsd and I'M
precedented for excellence, variety
and low prices. Read the list care
fully, but remember words cannot
do Justice TO the extraordinary
Feast of Bargains
You mus. see them, Come early.
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a self with espon ible house and rep
resent Il in her own locality. Good GALAXY
10 right party. Position permanent Refer
ences exchanged. GAY x BROTHERS, 10
HarcIay street, New York.
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French Ca'sjmeres, in stripes and
checks, light weighte, for Ladies'
Tailor Suits. Ladies who intend
visiting other cities should buy
lhese goods { r II aveling Suit.
They are all the rage st tho water
ing places and summer resorts.
Made 20 Order Tailor style.
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WANTED.

Z ADY AGENTS-Actually clear so daily
IL with my wonderful new patent rubber
undergarment for females. One lady SOLD oo
-, Look-box 443, Chicago, III.
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VIZ HITE GIRL-Eight to twelve years OF
w age, can obtain a good home In q nice
family. Apply at No. 38 Frazer street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-10

II Senator Jones, Of Florida, had been in wash
ington, where he belongs and where he is paid to
stay during the sessions OF Congress, instead OF
making himself an object of ridicule In Detroit he
would not have met with the accident which over
took him yesterday. He might, OF course have
suffered as badly or worse; but, as he uses the
street cars generally in this city, and the horses
attached TO those vehicles are not OF a couuetish
disposition, the chances of danger would have
been very greatly lessened. 1t Is to be observed
that the Senator has walked up to the fact that
his term expires in March, and that his re-
election, which he much desires, has been i'm
periled by his indifference to the interests OF both
state and party. This is sign OF returning san
ity, but 1t comes probably too late TO do the Sen
afor any good. In behalf or honestly conducted
representative government, it is certainly to be
hoped that the day or grace for Mr.. Jones has
gone by.
As to the story teegraphed from Detroit last
evening that Mr.. Jones claims TO have ample evil
dence OF conspiracy against him, I'm which PROM
inent politicians and newspaper correspondents
are implicated, that probably rests on no better
foundation than the allegation that he went to
Detroit $40 regain his health, which had been
shattered by severe judicial labors in Florida, and
! which was not improved blythe unhealthy climate
OF Washington
This reason for the Florida Senator's cratic
course hurts rather than helps his case. 1.-THE
unhealthy climate OF Washington" has long since
lost its value as an explanation for the irreg,l-
laritieS OF statesmen; and Mr.. Jones burly form
and ruddy complexion would seem to make him a
peculiarly unsuitable person to take advantage Of
the old bugabOo OF malaria" that used to be so
commonly and confidently relied upon in AN
emergency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-10

As Christmas draws near bringing with it
thoughts OF family reunions, OF gatherings about
the home table and the home fireside ills pleasant
70 know that the little children of the poor are not
TO be forgotten. The members Of one district
branch OF the Christmas Club has already had
meeting, and others win speedily follow. This
Club Is an institution worthy OF all encourage
ment 1t Is a means whereby the children who
have much are enabled to help the children who
have little. As long as IL is not given to all to
share the same estate In lfe it Is one OF the most
beautiful features OF civilization that the WELL
TODD are 50 ready TO contribute TO the happiness
OF those less favored OF fortune. The poor children
may have as loving parents as their little bene-
factors. and homes as happy tn their way, in
spite OF diseomforts and privations; but It does
them no harIn TO get at one season OF the year q
taste OF real luxury II Is 10 be hoped therefore
that every one who can afford TO- even at the cost
OF some selfsacrifce,-and all the better for that
we may add, Twill lend cheerful aid to the Christ
mas Club In its excellent enterprise. It richly de-
serves all the help the people OF Washington can
,Eiveft
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II It be true, as publicly stated, that only two of
the residents of Tenleytown have objected to the
petition Of their neighbors for the designation OF
1heir postofce by that name instead Of the longer
and less euphonious Tennallytown, it Is hard to
Zee what reason the Postmaster General can have
s1or Withholding his consent. In public matters
generally the right OF the majority to rule is un-
questioned and the Post once department would
be taking NO heavier responsibility upon itself
In this instance than the chairman OF meeting in
declaring motion carried when a count of votes
shows multitude in favor and only two In oppo-
sition. As far as the authenticity OF the shorter
spelling Is concerned, it IS vouched for by Mr..
sCnariss n. Tenley, representative OF the family
who settled and christened the village: and no
person named Tennally disputes his assertion.
This makes prima Iacie case, certainly In SUD-
port OF the petition.
, But why do the Inhabitants OF Tenleytown stop
snort where they do In the excellent matter OF
aobrev1ation? Why do they not go the whole
! length OF simplicity and euphony and work over
the name OF their dwelling place into Tenlys The
Termination town" adds nothing to the sense and
Is In the way. It makes mouthful out Of pinch.
The "e. TOO, IS surplUSage in these days OF brew
1ty. Tenly would be pretty name a convenient
one, and-what IS OF more interest to the postal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. enough to be distinctive. II
the people OF the village were to propose such a
enange as that the Postmaster General might be
more Inclined 70 give II early attention
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LADns Wars AND Fms

Tn y ssalskin weather and VIA h.x..,.
ssoek Our purchases were made early and an rD.,d.
seasssad We have SEAL sACOUEs and GspNrTTs
nm oo 70 eSSo-prces low a any hou.. IN
Fua rRnnNo In every variety.
PLUSH sAcoCD. vIsrTEs and SRwNARxrrs
Ao1ns 90 DoAs IN Beaver sud Lynn.
x1eo81 md CHuDRErs FuHs
CoA<1D cA1xa. CLOVIS "a Huyrr.r~a
WILRrT xrov1,
HA11x3s AID YrxRtrra
q Dos Pe.asyivsnas ~.
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fnere seems TO be a struggle among the ssboodlen
alaermen Of New York city TO see who can make
me biggest record for perjury. some OF them are
nkeiy 70 get so snaried up In their network a,
testimony that they VIII not know how to dis
tinSulsh TACT from fiction even In their own state
ILLUS Inc case OF self-confessed scoundrel
LIZ puny recalls the old problem Of the sophists
II man says, 81 ie" he utters q paradox. for 9,
ne ues he tells the truth and II he tells the tr,h
he lies.
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cru FCRNISHERS.
SEVENTH STREET PnA1s RoYAr.

ELEVENTH STREET PAAIs KoYAI.
FOR A NICE HOLIDAY PRESENT
Cents Collar and CUT Set 40 and OSc
Manicure Bet. from 15c
ladies' Work Box, from al
beautiful Odor Case. from Ala
GeEtleman's Shaving Case from m ~
An Infants Toilet Case, from 40 n
An elegant Toilet Case, from S:s
CDexcelled assortment OF Iafiea Ieafher and p,,,.
Hand tchels. from 4.,c 10 ~ ~ ~AAA A@SA
beauflful assortment of Fursea porhef pr.c&, ana,
Card Cases, from DC. to 81 21 ~>~ ~~~
Chfld's Plush Pounet from ses2r
Hand knit Ho<.l, from 2Sc To 40 40
A pair OF LegYfnE, from 25c M
pair OF waf1n Mittens. from f0c nm
xicS Aid Gloves, from SOC. to u so pair
3E % Lined fur-top Gloves, from boo 10 40 Or
,1asneS Colored Bordsred Hem stitchsd HsniS:r.
cn1ofs, nom Sc. each up. A~.s>~ASA'
ospps!sm.ns co5ersd sorder.d Hem stitched Hand.
tLLs1se Pore Lnen White Hem-sttsehsd asnker.
LAd{sT soahopsd and kmbeoidarsd Handkerchief.
bs.afafcl san Handksrchiss or Muassr nom ,oc
ni6e Fancy 81 Collars and Cum. n osc 81
aa9e Oounsses ~ imported Jersey, ffom II 26 10
"A re gits 81 ysvslzx lsee Pin, I.r si... au.xx
c. Gan. fsas.e ~ e scs cfsao; oss S6eh
- J. n IoKxu
s8v1AK e413Bf 1A1SAU AoYAY.
oAo ia T0SGs bseWeen end x1v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-10

A dispatch from the City OF Mexico asserts ,ha,
me Vile OF Minister Manning is not seriously m,
iuD u good news II Was probably the Minister
Nnoss condition gave rise 70 the exaggerated re-
P00 he seems TO have been indisposed a good
snare o. the time since he went 10 Mexico
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-10

No 2hzabe<h King, OF Toronto, set an admira.
nae example 20 other elderly maiden ladies when
sne pequearhed her fortune Of one hundred thous.
ana COLLARS TO two young lovers on condition tina,
tnev should Be married Immediately after her
1se1a- There was an element Of eccentrictty in
ma conmuon, but It was eccentr1city OF a most
A@aoae KIND Having experienced the disad.
vsn.sges Of lonely life herself, she was resolved
thss two persons, at least, should prof,t bv her
MISTAKE or misfortune, whichever 1t NAV have
DEN, Instead OF repeating 1t. All honor to such
oneetnsh sentiment. Its occasional discovery 70.
oesns IN measure the repute OF a sordid Old
world 0'1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-10

The finding OF an enormous coal deposit in Texas
Is only one OF many signs which have been accu-
mulating since the war, that the development OF
.he naiurai resources OF CIR continent has only
begun The order OF past centuries has been fol-
lowed In this, and agriculture has given way IN
inning, and mining 10 manufactures, in several
parts OF the country which were at rrst supposed
10 De worthless for any purpose save hilsbandry.
nttie while ago the universal advice u, fortune
seekers was go West" The west still does offer
doubtless. noble attractions to young men n
energy and ambition; but there is future I'm store
Aiso ior the right people who go south and show
WA. tnae region contains besides rice, cotton
sugar and cattle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-10

some Of the correspondents Of out OF town
psoeIs are trying hard 10 organize an opposition
- moore as chief OF the police Of the District
This II their privilege, and they are welcome 70
enjoy It To the top Of their bent. Their efYorts
wiz not, however, avail, and they certainly win
NOT convince the people OF Washington that the
1ew appoantee viii not I'LL the ONCE effectively
and satisfactorily, In every way He has the re-
specs and confidence Of those who know him best.
nd THIS, ns1t possibly to the abuse OF some OF
tnoee VINO are asssiling him. Is about the best Dos
LION . man can have. II is surely better than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-10

SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE
We have made big preparations for the Holiday Season
in each one of our twenty eight depart
ments. and intend to totally eclipse
every preceding year.
Therefore we have but profit and that is small
one glance at the following list will enable you to
select your Holiday Gifts.
BUY SOMETHING USEFUL FOR XMAS PRESENTS
NEwMARKETS
These seeser ms
q in NIt1i. and and worth from %
SCHOOL COATS
go s. 9 e : siss.J s% fSsy worth
have dscsed g s0ss aG.a Gsp.rent We vii,
made = s sasss x xSsas
fo Sn g t y ~ .6p
LADIES' JACKETS.
We win offer for the next ten days the greatest bar
ss II sse sss
Ses s. ns@
visit which WIN Be to your interest s'''' p''
dysa ast sss'
than present prices thus enabling us to osr them y
about 30 per cent less than sctua1 value.
by q 10s
sspssish to order for US in the most approved and
CHILDREN'S PLUSH WRAPS.
e y and
Gretchen style" trimmed in Chinchilla Xstrachsn
a h Plush trimmed i5 Black Astrachan many
room to- mention. These Garments are parficuIsrv
nice for holiday gifts, and are sure to please.
vISITES AND COATS
In Seal Plush, Astrachan Imported Diagonal Cloth.
French Glace and many stylish Fabrics mse mn in fhc
latest approved and at prices lower than ever
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
wv e ss.s cSs
Of ne Kind Call yourself that WHAT Ne
PORT1EREs.
pairs Chenille Porteres, 81 so pair: worth orble
Raw Silk Portieres, in Roman Stripe nj SO. fea,Hsf;
price. - ~>~"'' ouf
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more desirable FOR Holiday presents
LACE CURTAINS.
new hne 80 yards long, pretty design, tapped sdee
hSp :s'ts1ns srds edge g.
a:r s. s1e sss sssss ISIS $3.50
A6esutifal line Of Lace ana Antique BED sET ~
suitable for Holiday Presents ~ -
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Our BLANKET sale win be continued this weak
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