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EXCURSIONS.
TybeeIsland.
SAVANNAH AND TYBEE RAILWAY,


SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
Leave Savannah
$3.50 m $50 p m 6:10pm e:30pm
Leave Tybee
200 m 1905 p m 4:50 p m 7:i5 pm 9:4onn,
All the above trains leave Savannah fror,
Savannah and Tybee Railway Depot, In ward Of
S.. F. & w. Ry.
AUGUSTA AND TYBEE SPECIAL CANNON
BALL TRAIN
VIII leave Augusta every Sunday at GOO . NJ
arriving at Tybee 11:40 A. N. Returning leave
Tybee at $40 p. NJ. arriving at Augusta at II IA
P.
WAYCROSS AND TYBEE SPECIAL CANNON
BALL TRAIN
VIII leave WaycroSS every Sunday at 4.h5Ax
and arrive at Tybee at 1880 A. NJ Returninr,
leave Iybee at $40 P. NJ, and arrive at WAY.
cross at 10:55P.M
FAMILY EXCURSIONS EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at reduced rates
Music daily by full Brass Band and Sacred
Music on Sundays.
Tickets on sale at depot office half hour
before leaving time OF trains; also at j. B. Fer
nandeZ S cigar store. corner Bull and Broughton
Streets at Levi j. GaZan'S cigar store Pulasld
House, ana at the Coast Line railway depof
Passengers must be provided with tickets or
DO prepared to pay the conductor aOc. extra
for neglecting to do so
Freight only received for and transported by
$3.50 A. NJ; and 2;3O P. NJ trains daily Sundays
excepted.
Ali freight must be delivered at depot
THIRTY 500 MINUTES before departure of
these trains, and freight money p paid before
shipment
D. G. PURSE President.
CHAS. COLLINS. Superintendent
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NOTICE,

SAVANNAH, Aug. 18th, 1885,
Haner's Bridge is being rebuilt. The Mont
gomery Cross Road is therefore impossible
until further notice.
EDWARD J. THOMAS,
County Engineer
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BALL AND BAT.
Results OF the Days Doings on the
Diamond.

Diamond.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
At st. Louis
St Louis. / 0 0 9 0 0 o. 4
Baltimore. ...-...O o o o.
Base hits-St. Louis 10, Baltimore s. Errors
st. Louis ., Baltimore {. Batteries Hudson
and Boyle, Cunningham and Crutz.
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati. o 0 o / o.
Athletic. d. MD / 0 0 2 o. g
Base hits-Cincinnati 5, Athletics 8. Errors
Cincinnati Z, Athletics L. Batteries-Vian and
Baldwin, weighing and Farmer
Al Kansas City
Kansas City........0 0 0 o o. Q
Brooklyn .......... / 0 0 2 3 x-1C
Base hts-Kansas City Z. Brooklyn 1s. Errors
ter and Donohue, Foutz and Peoples.
At L0uisyi!ie-The game was postponed
on account OF rain.
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RAILROAD LOAN ASSOCIATION.

The sixtieth regular monthly meeting of TIE
Railroad Loan Association will be held in
the Supper Room of the Guards Arsenal THIS
(Monday) EVENING, at 8:15 O'Clock.
By order of
WILLIAM ROGERS, President
II. z. CUNNINGHAM. Secretary.
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v arSaW Excursions.

EXCURSIONS TO WARSAW will be con
u tinued on and after THURSDAY, July
10Th. The steamer POPE CATLIN, with
new boiler, will make quick trips between
Thunderbolt aud Warsaw Island. Cars leave
Coast Line Junction Thursday, Saturday and
Tuesday at 1O:35 and Sunday at 935 and 2:l0,
leaving Warsaw at p NJ Fare Tuesday and
Saturday 30c and 20c. Fare Thursday and
Sunday, SOC. and 25c. Music on boat and in
Pavilion. r. E. COBB, Supt.
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~ - CENTS will pay for THE DAILY
~ M RNING NEWS ono week, delivered
w to any part of the city. Send your ad.
q " dross with 25 cents to the B,l,inesy
Once and have the paper delivered regularly.
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MEETINGS

DeKALB LODGE NO. 9, L. o. o. F.
4 regular meeting will he held THIS CMonday)
EVENING ct s O'Clock. sun time.
Members of other Lodges and visiting brothers
are cordially invited to attend
By order of ROBT. NJ. HICKS, N. G.
JOIN RrrrY Sacratarv
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"YoUR beautiful city of Boston, if l mistake
not, " said the foreigner, by way of friendly
overture is situated near Massachusetts bay. ="
You have been misnformed, sir" was the
dignihed reply. Massachusetts bay is situated
near Rnston. l Chicnao TrLhMne
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TWO GREAT PanarS.
From the Hamilton (Ga. Journal.

fTONI Ule 7IUNFtIIOW VTtF. JOUTTIul.
Col John II. Estill, the proprietor Of the
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, has purchased
the Macon Tciegraph, paying for it S27,-
42S II. That he will improve the property,
already a fine newspaper, nobody who
knows his history can doubt. There is not
to-day man in Georgia who has risen
more rapidly than Col. Estil, or one who
has made fortune by cleaner methods.
He has faith in the people, believing that
they appreciate merit, and he has made
money by the patronage given the meri-
torious enterprises he has had in hand. The
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS is a great
paper, but we confidently predict that he
will make the TelegT0Dh a greater.
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oh E A P r A TIE S
Salt Springs
ACCOTTyT pTEDMOr-r c,IJArrTATrOrrA
ACCOUNT PIEDMONT CHAUTAUoUA

ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 21st. the Central
" Railroad will place on sale at Savannah
excursion tickets to Salt Springs and return at
SO rs for the round trip, limited to five DAYS
from date OF sale. Tickets at this rate sold
only for 7:l0 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ. trains of 2lst
inst. Z. T. CHAQLTON, Gen Pass Aet
R W. HUNT. TickeA Afscr.k
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TITLE GUARANTEE AND LOAN COM
PANY OF SAVANNAH

Nj. j. SOLOMONS, TREASURER.
This is the LAST DAY for payment of the
Fifth installment to avoid being fined
NJ j. SOLOMONS, Treasurer.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

We have formed copartnership under the
firm name of STANLEY & SALAS, for carry
ing on General Brokerage and Lumber bust
ness at s. Bay street
ROBERT B. STANLEY
RAFAEL SALAS.
SAVANNAH July &C. 1898
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fertilize
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ern state
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high lati|
warm eli
tudes.
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The fight was now on even terms, and at
once became to tho last degree exciting.
Realizing that he was at a disadvantage i'll
the house, Morse jumped backward through
tho door before the outlaw could shoot.
Soto followed close upon MIN like a wild
animal. Suringing from the portico,
Morse ran around TO the open space b hind
the house and there turned to face his foe
On came the savage outlaw, his pistol raised
high in air, aud his villalnous face aiiame
with murlcrOuS passion. With that con
summGtc mastery OF himself which had so
often car led h.i through desperate straits,
Morse watched With the eye of a cat every
movement Of h ; antagonist, and JUS rs
tho outlaws pistol came down TO shoot ho
ducked his heal, and the bail wbistlcd
hGrmlcSSly over his shoulders. Four times
in Quic< succession were these tactics re.
pclt5d before Morse had an opportunity to
return the ire
Tic view, in the meantime, had of this
portion OF the fight by Sheriff Harris and
his mon from the nights above, was to the
last degree dramatic. Soto was gigantic
fellow, standing feet in hight, and as
1.-the as n panther, His hair, which was
coal black and very long, blew out on all
sides of his uncovered head, giving him an
appearance at once fierce and denoniacal.
With each discharge Of his pistol ne bounded
sayagely forward, as though to make sure
OF his victim, and it seemed to the excited
spectators that Morse went down
with each report. 1t was
only the perfect GOODNESS of the latter,
coupled with his accurate knowledge Of
SotO's methods of shooting, that saved him.
He learned in advance that che outlaws
custom was TO raise his weapon above his
head, and bringing his arm swiftly down,
fire as the muzzle passed the lne of sight.
Ills knowledge of tbs fact enabled Morse
II time the desaaratN mans movements 50
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LATEST DRESS REFORM.
FIVE THOUSAND WOMEN WHO
WEAR DIVIDED PETTICOATS.

Dress Improvement Clubs sproutinE
Like Some Oft the Gowns
Which Annie Jenness Miller is Wear
ing on the Coast OF Maine-High Art
and Hygiene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-29

There is no doubt that the democrats have
been making hard fight, and by no means bar
rem one, in Michigan So dangerous an adversary
had they become, that the republicans were
oohged to call in their old ally, Ben. Butler,
who has gone out there TO beat the bushes and
bring out the greenback vote for Harrison.
This may mean serious detection from the
normal democratic vote. Greenbackers are
universally protectionists if they carry their
principles deeper than the surface. They are
generally good Butler men; and, although they
would more gladly vote for Butler direct than
for any candidate whose claim rested solely ON
the friendship and support of Butler, the gen.
erals words will carry considerable weight.
1t is significant, however, that this north.
western state, with its immense lumber. COP
per, iron and salt interests, believed to be a
safe republican stronghold in presidential
years, should be the one chosen for an extra
strenuous effort in the last full week of a cam
paign.
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IL wouid be an odd turn of fate il the next
war In Europe should be brought about, not by
she ranking hatred Of France for Germany or
OF Russia for Austria, but through the matri-
monial discords In the household Of so petty a
ruler as King Milan Russia is bound to main
tain her ascendancy in the courts Of the small
powers through which she hopes to keep
Turkey IN state Of semi-subiection- When
she has not actually appointed ruler, she ex-
poets 10 have the naming Of his ministry or the
selection OF his oonsort. Queen Nathalie IN a
Russian, and, being Of stronger character than
her husband, has managed to keep Russian in
tsrssts uppermost in the royal councils. Now
that she Is driven from home by q premasurelv-
Matched decree of divorce, the Gar win prob
ably either insist upon putting her back again
or sending the King to bear her company In
exile. II viii not be pleasant thing for Milan
to invoke the hostility Of power so huge and
90 relentless as Russia, but he may find himself
reduced to choice between playing the citi-
sen Oh the throne or playing the slave on il
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HE New STYLE U1srEns.
Continued below.)

You'll find exclusive styles here, and also the same
wraps as else where, but at Paiais Royal prices.
"The storekeeDer Uho cells his seoyss on credit IA ar
Gays obliged to make good the Of his bad csto
ners or taking larger profits from hose tcho do paun
ULsTERs In Striped Cloths, with tight backs and
loose-ftting fronts for 90. s10, $12 S14 sl5 ans.
and $50 each.
ULsTERs in plain Cloths and London.red Smoke.
the New Blue &C. Tight backs with the loose or tight
front The improved Bell Sleeves. Prices S1l, sl2.
Ga and SIS
RAGLANs in New Stripes. Some entirely new ef-
fects. Only one of kind Of the novelty patterns.
Prices s10, e16 and eli.
RAGLANS Of striped cloth, alternately smoth and
rough, loose front and bell sleeves, s1s and s2O.
MOpJEskAS. Beaver and Diagonal and Corkscrew
English Cloths Elsborately braid trimmed, New
e33. WV ~
LISTERS Genuine English Beaver braided, La
M1litaire. The new Angel sleeves; SEQ.
CLOAK ULSTERS Finest Blue and Black Cloths.
profusely braided, e35 and s4O
,con..,,., THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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The Gar has received a fresh warning Of ,be
uncertainty Of life, or the revoutionists a fresh
warning Of the perils Of attempting his assassi-
nation-it is hard TO tell which-in the arrest
OF the disguised Cossack with explosives and
poison concealed about his person. II was
a rather common trick Of the last Napoleon to
have somebody arrested, at irregular intervals,
for conspiracy against him. The political NAL
contents, and common people generally, were
supposed TO be duly impressed thereby with
the folly of any effort TO compass his death by
violence, and with his indifference to the
hatred Of his foes. How much of this threat
rical business the Gear may be disposed to in
dulge in is qestion. The way arrests are made
and published from time to time, and the ali airs
never heard Of further, excites suspicion that
there are men put in durance on charges OF
horrible crimes, now and then, for effect.
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TA1LoR.MApE JACKETS
All are satin Unfinished and Braid bound those a.
higher prices having satin-lined Sleeves Black and
new shades of Reds, Blues, Green's Smokes etc
Derby Cloth Jackets, in Black and Colors. So s12.
Corkscrew Jackets at 80, $40 and sl2.
Beaver Cloth Jackets, s8, 90, $40 All. ala NJ 4
$15, S16, $1S.
Jersey Cloth Coats "a, s5, 90, ss, 60 So sl2,
S14.
SPECIALl! e7!s7!s7!
English Beaver Cloth jackets, in Bla OK Green Blue
elegantly Braided Back, Front, Sleeves and Collar
covered seams YOU CAN'T DUPLICATE THEM AT
$40. NEITHER CAN WE
THE PALAIs RoAL.
Continued below)
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TIE NV lSSS,S9 Wn.ps

As people quote, 1.-THE Patdis Royal for GLoues and
Hosiery" SO they are beginning to say, "1he Palas
Royal for Wraps"
The public don't give Judgment without trial. and,
it's after comparison of variety, qualities and prices
that 30 many ladies to look and return to buy
May we have the pleasure Of your presence to the
special exhibition Of newly arrived novelties
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday October 20, 80,
and 81 are the exhibition days. and when special price
attractions will be also added
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
fContinued helowl
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THIRD BARGAIN, FoR LADIES.

Al Sl.39-Red Msdicated Wool; White Lambs Wool ;
Grey Natural Wool All these styles In
Ribbed Wool Vests, which POSITIVELY
CANNOT BE DUPLICATED UNDER 81 so
EACH. Ladies' accustomed to the best
underwear will appreciate this bargain lot
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
~ Those Ribbed Wool Vests at L5c each measure 80
inches In length Not only they ribbed but shaped
TO the body See samples in center ptndo0 Of the Patats
R0yQL
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SEALsk1x CoArs AND Wars.
CONTINUED below.)

THE IMPROVED SEALSKIN PLUSH GARMENTS
HAVE YOU SEEN THEM!
The Garments are cut and made by men tailors, and
mt as only man tailor can fit coat. The trimmings
and buttons are real Sealskin and the Garment itself
SO LIKE THE REAL THAT IT IS SUPERIOR TO
THE INFERIOR REAL SEALSKIN
Jackets, SIG, $50, S22, s24, s25, s2S, $50, s35.
Goats, $22. s25, s2S. $50, $32, $685. $40.
Newmarkets, SAT, S67.
Modieskas, $50, $22, $25, $50, $685. $40
Langtrys $50, s25, $50 s35, $40
u We have been frequently told that our s16 Seal
Coat is equal to any offered around town at 400
IT is FACT THAT THE EMPLOYEES FROM
OIHEh LAkGE STORES HAVE BOUGHT THESE
$16 COATS OF OURS.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED belowl
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Am Foo1a

AIT ONE WHO MAKES a PROMISE BE
Oh SHE DOESN'T INTEND 10 KEEP rsA
KNAvE; AND ANY ONE WHO MAKES A
PROMISE IT Is IMPOSSIBLE 10 FULFILL
Is A FOOL
WE now AID THEN HNoouNTER solu
OF EACH CLASS; But. USUALLY. OUR
CUSTOMERS ARE EARNEST. HONEST PEG
PIE, WITH THE BEST OF INTENTIONS.
WHO TRY VERY HARD TO DO JUST AS
THEY AGREE.
WE pEsPIsR KxAvKs, AND We CAN'T
TOLERATE FOOLS. BUT TO EVERY MAN
AND WOMAN IN THE DISTRICT OF 90
LuMB1A WHO rs IN NEED OF ANYTHING
TO MAKE HOME MORE ATTRACTIVE.
WHOSE INCOME rs NOT LARGE ENOUGH
TO PERMIT A CASH PURCHASE OF FURNI-
TURE. OR CARPETS. OR STOVES. OR SUCH
THINGS. AND YET. WHO REALLY WANTS
SOME ARTICLES OF THIS DESCRIPTION.
WE ARE WILLING TO GIVE AS MUCH
CREDIT. AND MAKE THE TERMS OF PAY.
MNT JUST AS EASY As THEIR cIRCUM-
B STANCES REQUIRE ONLY YOU SHOULD
REMEMBER THIS: WE DON'T rHINKHALF
AsMUcH oFAPERsoN WHO PROMISES TO
PAY TWO DOLLARS A WEEK AND PAYS
ONLY ONE As WE DO OF THE PARTY WHO
SAYS: Il CAN'T PAY BUT FIFTY CENTS"
AND DOES SO PROMPTLY.
WHETHER IT BE FROM KNAvFRY Oh
FOLLY QT MAKES LITTLE pIFFERENcE,,
NYoU FAMTo KEEP YOUR WORD WITH
Us YOU RUIN YOUR CREDIT, AND THIS
IS SOMETHING YOU CAN ILL AFFORD
TO DO.
WE HAVE TRIED. FOR YEARS, TO FUR
NIsH THE BEST SYSTEM OF CREDrTIN
THE WORLD. YoUKNowITs PROVISIONS,
AND TO HONEST PEOPLE THEY ARE FAIR
AND GENEROUS.
HOUSE 4 HERMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT
FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE HOUSE,
e21 AND s23 SEVENTH STREET NV,
AND e36 MASS. AVENUE.
oc1-2m
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MAkr A Morn Or TINS.

For some time psst ve have been vntnsa,s
the fscts concsrning thsss so-oallsd custo.
Suits that are tsmptinsiy placed esfors ~
public labelled:
SUITS 10 ORDER.
TWENTY DOLLARS.
Or e22. els. or s25. - the cass may be. ~
vs have repeatedly ssserted without fear Of
successful contradiction. and ne re-ssssrt thss
this entire grade Of custom work ID INFERIOR
TO HONORABLE REApY-MApE cLoTH-
ING. SUCH AS WE HANDLE On one counsa
~shav~ sAy. four hundred Ready Made suits.
IL there are any Of thee so-callsd taiiors Who
can Tor viii make As COOP SUITS ron
TWENTY PER CENT MORE THAN VIZ
ASK FOR THEM WE WILL TAKE five
HUNDRED AT THEIR PRICE Nov - th.v
can do IL We stand ready with the o..h 20 psy
for thsm- There ID no s.f or tain about Tn
Offer. d th9ss
Bear In mind. We don't claim that our sooee
e22 suits 10 order are any better An material
than the best Of the others Ctheir only supers-
GRITTY ID ft) They belong In the same pud-
ding. WE CAN SELL YOU A BETTER SUIT
REApY-MADE AT sl5 THAN WE CAN
MAKE TO ORDER AT s22-ANp WE CAN
MAKE AS GOOD SUIT TO ORDER AT AS
Low A PRICE AS ANY HOUSE IN THE
COUNTRY.
We have posted you In the routine this cheap
custom work goes through How IL Is doubled
In cost. here and there without being benefited
In value, and now we want TO add an ob~erys-
ton based on an experience Of twenty eve Year,
in the trade.
PASTE THIS IN YOUR HAT.
The leading New York tsilOrs. such as Bell
"Connick." Rock "Msnowitch.- and others
charge for business suit in winter from s7o
10 ESQ. You can get suit to match IL from
hrst-class tailor. who don't ask fancy prices, for
SIS less. In fact, OUR FINE TAILORING
DEPARTMENT CHARGES $50 LESS FOR
CLOTHES WE ARE WILLING YOU SHOULD
COMPARE WITH THEM II you can afford
to buy THAT KIND OF BUSINESS SUITS
you get BETTER CLOTHES than can be found
Ready-Made. II you CANNOT afford THAT
KIND DoN'Thave your clothes made to order
whether you buy them Of us or not.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
We never had a. fine Ready Made Clothing a.
we have to-day. nyou have moment to spare
we viii be glad to show you through the stock.
oc2e sAKs AND COMPANY
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Is BAneA1ss liz CHn.Dnrrs Co.rs

4 for years. Checks a4d Plaids, withHood Belts
and Buckle. e5; reduced to o2.50
for years, Astrakhan, with Hood lined with Gar
net Velvet Gretchen" IS; reduced to $3.50.
for year, Check Cloth. with Cape, CO. So reduced
TO e3oS.
2 for years, Red and Brown Boucle Cloth, with
Cape and Belt. $3.50; reduced to $685.
2 for years, In Navy and Brown Check Cloth Nth
Double Cape and Belt, e6.50; reduced to eaoS
Striped Costs. one 10, one IL years, aGrstcbsn.~
Belt and Pulled Sleeves GA; reduced to o..
for 4 years. Striped Cost, s.0retchen.n pu4.d
Sleeves and Belt. e11; reduced TO 90.
3 Astrskhan Goats, with 0irdle. for 4 ana Cor q
ysarsL "0retchen" style el0; reduced 70 ca
TEE PALAIs ROYAL.
a LIBNED
oc27 Oar. 18th St and PA ava
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How the "smock" fronts to the new Tea Gowns car
ries one back in memory
Who has Travelled In England and not noticed IN
every vinsge and town Hodge" and his Smock: and
to think the elite Of America should wear smocts.
How the old country yokes would grin If they knew it.
Henrietta Tea Gowns, Of all colors, combined With
Persian and striped effects, AND WITH sMOCK
FRONTS, s10 and 12. How much elsewhere,
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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FOURTH BARGAIN, FoR LADIES.

AT $1.45-Who doesn't know All-Wool Underwear is
the BEST but how many can't wear its To
those with tender skin we offer Silk Fin
ished Pure Lambswool Vests and Pants
THAT WILL NOT IRRITATE THE
SKIN. Real value 81
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
tV The bargain Of bargains ana the ,nvsterv Of
mysteries those RIBBED Wool Vests 'Hou can Lie
ner sell them for &1s5." say our competitors.
Hare you those L5c Vests at the Paais Ropaf"
Ladies ask Of one another.
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lid E EI,IE.w WOOL CALIFORNIA FINISH
SAsns BED J9iorts best white cotton filling, oil %
ESfS a M ~ nav Blue Cashmere Remnants 15c
11th 90. Sc ~~-A e ass,- 80 q
SP55clAL SALE OF LADIES' WALKING JACKETS,
6sy.s2. These are perfect in Mt and styie Bettss
goods q S3 As. s3.95 and e4.e5. BENZ. Nil iFR ~
SON, 3l2O NJ st. NV. aa.S ~ a.
NETS GENUINE LAMBS WOOL UNDERWEAR.
N1 xl-23; Mems Medicafed Pure Wool Tjnderxear'
7oc.; Mems Heavy Canals Hair UnderWear Sfsr !.
regular price zoe. BLUM'S. 745 and 74T Str st a.
INVITATIONS AND ORDERS OF DANCE
MCQUEEN WALLACE. Printers, i l0f IN = I n
street W respectfully invite attention "a M ~
s Nsna. % %sas,ng 1nsi,.s,ons -. osrsns,
are nov Prepsred 70 show The assortment /. 20 cos
plete ana comprises % many novoltea fhst fhS
confdent OF meeting AL tassea - 80 SSei
w H A. wORMLEY son,
W. 'srss' oE sis i3 sss T: e Dealer.
Dinner. wedding and Reception parties served an
fSsni.hsd 5Shasc vattszs dvsyS u Feadinesz fsISs
oc2-lns
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SECOND BARGAIN, Fon LADIES.

Near door No. 1117 Pennsylvania ave)
AT &1-Nearing the end of the lot of Natural Wool
all wool-vests and Pants. The beauty of
the material and finish of this Underwear
has caused the disposal of 400 DOS. 400
Undergarments IN LESS THAN TWO
MONTHS. The last fifty dozen will be
scrambled for.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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u Think Of hearv ribbed Wool Vests for L5c. or 5
for SIs5 It's three garments for the price Of one-one
Of the Patais Royals old time surprises
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eH Has there euer been BEFORE or IS Il likely there
erer tDiu again. be such Underwear for 45c as nop
offered at the Pdlais RopaL
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EoR MOTHERS EYES.
We put on sale to-day 100 pairs YOUTHS CALF
BUTTON and LACE SHOES
AT &175.
These goods are made by one Of the leading Boys'
Shoe manufacturers and sold at e. SO all the
country. The sizes are IL to q The width d. To
appreciate the Bargain you should see the Shoe
THE ECoNoMY,-
l. sTARGARDTER Proprietor.
oc24-eo3m 500 9TH ST. NV
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THnEr Fon Pnrcr Or ON.
Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Wool Vests exts long to allow
for shrinking. High necks and long sleeves.

IT'S hardly bslisvabls. We know that, and there
fore ask you to look in show window nned with over
ave hundred samples Of these vests.
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For some time pest vs have been vsntt,ssi,s
the fscts conserving thsss so-oallsd oussoa
Suit. that are tsmpansiy placed before ~
pubic labelled,